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TorqueAutoMotiv

donated to get this wow
If you could have a classic muscle car what would it be and how would you want it set up.......
Mine goes something like this

70 olds 442(apperance) dont care if its a true 442 not in it for resale or value
fully built 455 Olds blown
custom interior(glove leather) black
digital gauges (dakota digital)
negativeRoll suspension goodies
disc brake conversion
full sound setup/full dyno mat
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to keep stock-69 boss 429 mustang

to modify - an 80s turbo GNX, or a 68-69 GTO, maybe a fairlane or even a plymouth gtx. Anything a little different from the all the camaros, corvettes, cudas/challengers etc that everybody has.
 


I would like my old car back... well one of them...
either the all stock Hugger orange 1969 Camaro SS396 4 speed with its original 38K miles :) (High school car)

Or the car that sat next to it... A maroon with black SS striped 1969 Camaro with a 1200WHP 510BBc/Lenco 5 spd ( The fasted time was 9.8@156 ... never got it faster!)

Yep at 16 I had both cars, and at the time also drove as a DD was a 1985 Buick Century 4 door LOL! Brand new car my Mom bought me... she thought it would be safer... great car.... should have seen the graduation present in 87!

No regrets for me... Have a couple nice cars now still.. always have had nice cars to collect... now I drive a 97 GP SE as a DD... so I upgraded :)
 


1969 GTO. I started building a '70 rolling chassis I had and ended up selling it to secure my first car loan for my old vr4. Number 1 biggest regret I have so far in my life. The reason I love pontiac there!

I had everything down to the "T"

Jet black exterior, interior would be black with ivory/white piping on the seats all the chrome on the vehicle would be scrapped and painted a deep aluminum looking silver, the gauges would be on a silver board with black trim rings and a thin red pinstipe outlining everything and every light on the dash would be red to boot. The front and rear chrome bumpers would be molded in and pulled into the body for a updated rollpan type look. all painted gloss black too. Deep red pinstripe down the side mimicing the judge with a super thing silver outline. Way smaller than the acutal judge stripe so it wouldn't distract too much. No badging. Wheels would be 16" dark silver with a polished lip, deep dish too. Motor... 455 Ram Air IV... just built and maybe even given modern fuel injection technology. I like different. The stance would be 1.5 lower in the front and .5 in the back and agressive look.

:th_drooling:

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Only other older car i really would like to build would be a modern looking deuce coupe, 3-window. Lakeside headers and a sueade black finish!
 
156 mph is VERY slow for 1200 rwhp were ya hitting the brakes at the eigth mile? Ran out of gear?

My favorite muscle car is a Chevelle 68-70 I don't like the other years.
 
Deimos said:
156 mph is VERY slow for 1200 rwhp were ya hitting the brakes at the eigth mile? Ran out of gear?

My favorite muscle car is a Chevelle 68-70 I don't like the other years.
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thats actually kinda fast, mph wise. i know a few 1000-1400hp camaro's trans ams traping that or a little less. its pretty dead on. gotta figure the weight into the equation. 1200hp in a 2600# foxbody, okay yea it might see the 170's


as far as cars, i would have to go with something like 99prixGT posted :th_thumb-up:
 


Car - 1974 Cutlass Salon with a fully built 455
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Interior - white leather with blue accents
Exterior - Electron Blue Metallic.... like on this Vette....
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Then I'd also need a fun cruiser....this '67 GTO convertible (burgundy metallic) with a mild 400
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