Muscle Cars
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AMC sold the 1969 Hurst SC/Rambler with a 315-hp 390 V8 for just $2,998
In 1969, American Motors and Hurst put a 390-cubic-inch V8 into AMC’s smallest car and called it the Hurst SC/Rambler. The engine carried a 315-horsepower…
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Buick built 678 GSX muscle cars for 1970, and only 187 were Apollo White
Buick built 678 GSX muscle cars for the 1970 model year, and buyers could have one in only two colors. Most chose Saturn Yellow. Just…
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Hertz put about 1,000 Shelby GT350H Mustangs in its 1966 rental fleet
In 1966, anyone who was 25 or older could walk up to a Hertz counter and drive off in a Shelby Mustang. The Hertz GT350H…
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7 Oldsmobile 4-4-2 engines and what the numbers meant each year
Oldsmobile’s 4-4-2 started in 1964 as an option package on a 330-cubic-inch Cutlass. By the end of its first muscle-car era, it had a 455…
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8 engines Plymouth offered in the Road Runner from 1968 to 1974
Plymouth built the Road Runner for 1968 as a low-priced intermediate with a big-block as standard equipment. After that, the Plymouth Road Runner engine list…
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8 Ford FE displacements from the 332 to the 428
Ford launched its FE big-block for 1958, and over the next decade the Ford FE displacements grew from 332 to 428 cubic inches. The same…
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10 rare muscle cars true enthusiasts still hunt for
Muscle cars represent a unique blend of power, performance, and American automotive culture. While many models have gained iconic status over the years, certain rare…
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10 cars that shaped an entire generation during the 1960s
The 1960s was a transformative decade for the automotive industry, marked by innovation and cultural shifts that led to the rise of iconic vehicles. These…
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Why the 1968 Plymouth GTX earned the nickname gentleman’s muscle car
Some muscle cars shout. The 1968 Plymouth GTX didn’t need to. It blended big-engine attitude with the kind of comfort, trim, and restraint that made…
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How the 1965 Pontiac 2+2 created a different kind of performance car
By the mid-1960s, American performance was often packaged as a compact, edgy coupe with loud stripes and a bigger engine. Pontiac already had that covered…
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