Bubbaleone
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There is no such thing as a fourteen year old muscle car.
Therefore, I immediately look around for unicorns and flying pigs.
This.This. There were no (new) muscle cars 14 years ago.
haha, 14 year old muscle car. that 215 horsepower 1998 Mustang GT would really rule the streets!
Muscle Car Definition:
Muscle cars are factory high-performance cars manufactured from 1964 to 1974. The car manufacturers put large displacement V8 engines in mid-sized production models at a price that the average American could afford, and gave them new model names. The V8 engines used in muscle cars were factory modified to produce large amounts of horsepower and torque.
The muscle car produced intense competition between American automobile manufacturers to produce the most powerful and extreme machine. The 1973 OPEC oil embargo, the stricter EPA air pollution laws that were enacted, and the increase in insurance premiums, put an end to the muscle cars. Some of the models live on, to this day, in name only. Muscle cars are actively collected, restored, and supported by a very active community of car enthusiasts.
How anybody could call something only capable of running 15 or 16 second quarter mile times muscle is beyond belief.The muscle car produced intense competition between American automobile manufacturers to produce the most powerful and extreme machine.

How anybody could call something only capable of running 15 or 16 second quarter mile times muscle is beyond belief.
Chevrolet Impala SS was available from 1994 to 1996, as a high-performance version of the Caprice equipped with a Corvette-derived 5.7 L V8LT1 engine and other specific performance features and body styling using the options found on the Caprice 9C1 police package
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Just slam a V8 in it and off you go Muscle Car.
The Mustangs were really pretty worthless of that era.
You had to go with the Camaros if you wanted decent power.
