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In reply to the discussion: Best 65-75 muscle car. Not necessarily power, just best. [View all]Major Nikon
(36,925 posts)9. My wife has one of the new Camaros
I jokingly call it her mid-life crisis car. The handling and braking are head and shoulders better than the old Camaros were, probably due in no small part to the shoes that are on it. It has the 6 cylinder engine, which is also head and shoulders above the old underpowered 6 banger they used to put in the Firebirds.
Personally I prefer to admire fast cars from afar these days. The problem I have with them is when you're going down the highway at 55 mph and you pull back on the steering wheel, nothing interesting happens.
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First, it has a trunk. Throw the groceries and one of the kids in the trunk
OffWithTheirHeads
Mar 2012
#34
You wish. The 427 SC has well over 500 horsepower - today's "vintage" 289's are well over 400.
Mopar151
Mar 2012
#42
To me, they're all "fixer uppers" I can't think of 1 that is the whole package.
Mopar151
Mar 2012
#15
I'm with ya, but I go for the 1966 version of the GTO, just for the taillights.
GReedDiamond
Mar 2012
#43
Interesting. I have the same reaction when I watch Antiques Roadshow.
OffWithTheirHeads
Mar 2012
#36