Muscle Cars & WOMEN
02-03-2011, 02:47 PM
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And no a hemi cuda is not.. I thought we were talking about camaros here.. But no anniversary Z.. a cuda is not.. Sorrysomeone had to burst ur bubble on that and no ur "anniversary z" is not a muscle car either.. It seems like ur the one who needs to go and do some research..a muscle car wouldve been the gto.. 442.. Chevelle...Torino.. Charger.. And i'm sure there's more
Pony car is a class within muscle cars
please turn off your computer quick before you hurt yourself, we need to take baby steps with you, go grab a dictionary, ah **** you're probably already confused. Here I've quoted Webster's Dictionary for you:
MUSCLE CAR "any of a group of American-made 2-door sports coupes with powerful engines designed for high-performance driving."[
Lucky for you I woke up this morning feeling like squashing Trolls
02-03-2011, 03:42 PM
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Well ur entitled to ur opinion as I am to mine.. So ur gonna try to kick somebody out of a thread because on his opinions? And what exactly makes me a ***? Because I don't agree with you? Ur a fucken idiot.. And anniversary. I was unaware of that def there.. If that's so.. Then I guess everything that I have said is now opinions.. So.. With that said.. I still think they are pony cars.. Lol.. But whatever.. U guys can think whatever u want..
02-03-2011, 03:53 PM
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I consider Camaro's and Corvettes "Modern Day Muscle Cars"
I mean alot of them are runnin 400+ Horses, and Some are runnin in the 10's or better and thats a Muscle car in my book,
In any case they're all nice cars and are *Made in America*
Or Canada
I mean alot of them are runnin 400+ Horses, and Some are runnin in the 10's or better and thats a Muscle car in my book,
In any case they're all nice cars and are *Made in America*
Or Canada
02-03-2011, 03:58 PM
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I would love 00ls1z to tell a 69 SS owner or a 69 Boss Mustang owner that their cars aren't muscle cars
at best they'll ignore him otherwise let the beating commence
You are correct, but MOST pony cars were muscle cars
02-03-2011, 04:30 PM
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Just because a car has "muscle," does not mean it's a muscle car. Just like just because a car handles well, that does not make it a sports car. By the classic definitions, the F-body/Mustang are neither.
02-03-2011, 06:40 PM
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i appreciate that man and we're working hard on the crew from every angle I think one thing I want everyone to keep in mind that even though we've been around ages we're still young so we're still learning everyday.
02-03-2011, 06:43 PM
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Good question, well a Mustang has always been the MAIN competitor for the Camaro so we can't add a Mustang that's almost like having the Celtics & Lakers on the same team. Now I respect Mustangs especially Cobra's I got friends with some fast Mustangs but Mustangs will not work in our club.
02-03-2011, 06:45 PM
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I tell you what, we just tried our first partially nude shoot a few months back and I'll email you or anyone else a pic from it for you to check out. It's not a great shot but it's a blonde posing by a Yellow Z06 Corvette.
02-03-2011, 06:48 PM
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I have had that arguement before and I can understand how an old schooler doesn't accept the late model F-Bods as muscle car, but to say Camaros and Mustangs aren't and never were muscle cars is a new one.
I would love 00ls1z to tell a 69 SS owner or a 69 Boss Mustang owner that their cars aren't muscle cars at best they'll ignore him otherwise let the beating commence
You are correct, but MOST pony cars were muscle cars
I would love 00ls1z to tell a 69 SS owner or a 69 Boss Mustang owner that their cars aren't muscle cars
at best they'll ignore him otherwise let the beating commenceYou are correct, but MOST pony cars were muscle cars
02-03-2011, 07:06 PM
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Are you guys ill? Of course the camaro and mustang are muscle cars. If it handles like **** but goes fast in a straight line, its muscle. (sarcasm, for all you serious ***** with their panties in a bunch)
I cant really see how someone would argue that.
Nice pics by the way!
I cant really see how someone would argue that.
Nice pics by the way!
02-03-2011, 07:13 PM
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Are you guys ill? Of course the camaro and mustang are muscle cars. If it handles like **** but goes fast in a straight line, its muscle. (sarcasm, for all you serious ***** with their panties in a bunch)
I cant really see how someone would argue that.
Nice pics by the way!
I cant really see how someone would argue that.
Nice pics by the way!
Muscle cars are high performance cars made from 1964 to 1974. The car manufacturers put large displacement V8 engines in mid-sized production models at a price that the average American could afford and gave them new model names. The huge V8 engines used in muscle cars were modified to produce large amounts of horsepower and torque.
The definition of a muscle car is a mid-size model car, with V8 engines, generally produced between 1965 and 1973. Most muscle cars were current mid-size models being produced by car manufacturers, and they added a large V8 engine, special trim, and usually better handling and performance options like suspension, braking, etc. A good example of this is the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle. This model was designed as a mid-size family vehicle and the base model was powered by a lonely ‘ol 4 cylinder engine, or you could team it up with the biggest muscle car engine of it’s time, the 454.
02-03-2011, 07:15 PM
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For the love of God.
The definition of muscle car has changed, just as cars have evolved. It is accepted that the so called pony cars are basically another type of muscle cars. I have between 6 to 10 books on this subject and in every one of them the F-bodies are included as a sub-type of muscle car. Remember the GM advertisement of the 4th gen Trans Am? "The muscle car lives, the new Trans Am by Pontiac".
The Corvette is considered more as a Sports Car though.
The definition of muscle car has changed, just as cars have evolved. It is accepted that the so called pony cars are basically another type of muscle cars. I have between 6 to 10 books on this subject and in every one of them the F-bodies are included as a sub-type of muscle car. Remember the GM advertisement of the 4th gen Trans Am? "The muscle car lives, the new Trans Am by Pontiac".
The Corvette is considered more as a Sports Car though.