It's hard not to smile when you see a classic muscle car. These powerful monsters were created to not only deliver you from one point to another, but also to give pleasure! Large, heavy, loud and rude - in muscle cars there are all the wonderful things for which it is worth loving the American automobile industry of the 1960s
5 . 1970 Buick GSX.
The 1970 Buick GSX was assembled on the basis of the already existing Buick GS coupe with a 455 big-block engine. According to official information, the GSX boasted 360 hp. and 691 Nm of torque! Of course, as in the case of many other muscle carcasses, these data were underestimated. This 1970 coupe became another loud statement by GM, because the carmaker passed the threshold of 400 cubic inches. The car was only available in yellow and white colors with racing stripes. In total, only 678 copies of GSX were released
4 . 1968 Pontiac Firebird Coupe.
Today, when they talk about the Pontiac Firebird, they usually recall soulless coupes from the 90's or copies from the 80's with painted hoods. However, this Firebird appeared much earlier. The first generation became the best muscle car on the market and was a cousin of the Chevrolet Camaro. In 1968, the car was available with a rich engine line that included the 400th (cube inches) V8, giving out 335 hp.
3 . 1969 Z28 Chevy Camaro.
It seems that with the purchase of the first generation Chevrolet Camaro you received a guarantee for incredible emotions. Camaro in the complete set Z28 with the engine smal-block 302-cube inches produced 290 hp, although this is only official data, in fact the engine was much more powerful. The car and engine were specially designed for racing. The car was equipped with sports suspension F41, standard front disc brakes and 4-speed Muncie box. Although the car was not the most powerful and fastest, but it was the choice for many.
2 . 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda.
In 1970, the new Plymouth Barracuda appeared, which was available with five V8s to choose from! Although, the coolest was the 426 Hemi, issuing 425 hp. The bulk of the car was concentrated in the front, which gave an unforgettable handling. Oh - that's how the mouths of people looked like watching Cuda with Hemi run a quarter of a mile less than in 13 seconds.
1 . 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500.
The GT500 was a Mustang factory upgrade, carried out by Carroll Shelby. In 1967, the GT500 was available with a 428-cubic inch engine, which was created for police interceptor cars. The GT500 differed from its small flight-bass of a fellow GT350 by a steeper and more bulky engine, and even more suitable for ordinary roads.
Ford Mustang Eleanor 1967
