My uncle. God bless him, who is suffering from Gulf War syndrome is currently as long
as he is able working on a 1970 Torino. He lucked out and found a actual factory 429 scj
Yates cobra jet extra-large oil pan factory Tall valve covers block and head numbers
all check out. It's the real deal

69 TORINO VID
http://jalopnik.com/357518/it-can-ro...69-ford-torino

 

LOVE my Dodges..........





I know it's not a "true" V8 Muscle-car, but with over 490hp and a 0-60 in a bit under 4 seconds, this car earned the tittle in my book. Probably the most tasteful SRT-4 I've seen..........

 

This is my dream car. Someday she will be mine, or at least a replica of her.(Picture of a cobra replica from Factory Five Racing)




These are some of my favorite muscle cars and there modern day versions.

 

5 Million bucks. Nuff sed.

1966 Shelby Cobra 427 "Super Snake" $5,500,000.00One of only 23 competition built 427cid Cobra's. Only one of two "super snake" versions which means it was a street legal competition model cobra. These cars are distinct as they have a different nose and hips from the standard cobra. This car was CSX3015. It has approx. 800hp.

 

5 million bucks for this [sm=redxX.gif] Sorry couldnt resist

 

I see we have some of the same tastes DD, That '69 is my first choice for favorite "Muscle Car" but as of this last year, my present future goal is to find an old rusty 5-window coupe out in a field and build a cheap *** rat rod. I'm pretty strapped on cash so that's about the only muscle I can afford at this time...and their cool as hell!

 

Not really "muscle" per se, but it is American, and it is mine...building speed parts for it as time allows....

 

The Sox, Camaro's...wtf Hayden...you my long lost brother or something? lol

I think I'd like to have this one though: