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I've heard that the kind of people who usually are fanatical about Muscle Cars are known as 'Red Necks".

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What may I ask is wrong with storing your leaky transmission in your bath tub while fixing it? *pulls up collar and tucks in neck*

Strange red necks like muscle cars and seem to know how fix them. But "dinks" enjoying SUV have no idea how to fix them and pay the "red neck" to do it for them. All because their old Mercedes could not fit the hockey gear in the trunk with the clubs.

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I like the Modern looking Muscled cars that have been 'pimped'.

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1970 muscle cars are way more eye candy than the 1960s. The 1970 muscle cars started to have a more sleek look there are some good sports editions from that time.

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Yes some of the new designs look real nice but I ponder if the frames will hold up.

One that fell short but had potential for me was the Prowler by dodge.

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That one looks kicking, the only thing its dropping is smoke and dirt when you see it go by krakyn.

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That is a definite head turner with a message. If I had that I would have all the chics calling me for a ride.

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Hunter you got that right. But to me one of the all time car of worthy note is the Chev Impala. They were reliable sturdy so much so that in later years they were abolished from demolition derbies as the frame was heavier and gave a distinct advantage.

You also could boost these bad boys up to what ever horse power you liked and would know they could take it.

Here is a link to the legendary 409, I think is the flagship of the Impala fleet.

https://www.55-57chevys.com/coccc/articles/646/65asty1.html

One could hit a modern civic and think it was just a bad pot hole.

Edited: krakyn on 5th Feb, 2008 - 2:18pm