remember when
I started driving in the late 50's so I grew up with the muscle cars of the 60's and 70's. I never had a true muscle car but did have some big V8's. Back then you either had a stick or a 3 speed auto...
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Perrysburg Dodgeboy wrote:FishOnOne wrote:chryslermastertech wrote:
1965 Chrysler 300L 413, 4speed 410hp 465lbs tq.4200 lbs, 22ft long,
drive every day in summer, yes it will pull my TT and yes I have. Dusted a buddies 2009 challenger r/t without breaking a sweat, need I say more?
1970 Chevelle SS, 454 LS engine with cowl intake. It would dust any Chrysler, Ford or GM small block Vette that I ran.
Buicks Stage I/II were crazy fast too and perhaps the king of the hill.
LOL you funny Troy, GTX with the Hemi would dust that thing without even trying. Mopar was the king back in the muscle car era. There was a reason why they put a band on the Hemi in Winston Cup. GM and Ford couldn't touch them Tory.
Fast forward to today and nothing can touch the HellCat now!
Again you funny :B
Don
I dunno Don. The 450 hp/454 Chevelle and the Stage 1/11 Buick were very strong....very strong competitors. Also the L-78 Nova. They were known to be pretty well unbeatable with the right driver and in the 454/450 horse...if it got traction...very hard to beat.
