Any muscle car fans out there

[Keith Seymore]

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Keith Seymore's 1974 Chevy Chevelle - Two Tons Of Fun

When you spend 31 years racing the same car, you amass a knowledge base on that car like no one else. You know every nut and bolt-which ones will strip if you t

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Keith Seymore is committed to honing his skills and his combo for multiple drag racing classes

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[squaredeal91]

The "Gentleman's Muscle Car".

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I have an 83 regal like this. A nothing special Roller cam 305 in it. It's allot of fun tho

 

[Strick]

I have an 83 regal like this. A nothing special Roller cam 305 in it. It's allot of fun tho

This hair-dryer car is a blast to drive! I drove it to church Sunday twice to repent of sins I may commit with it!

Strickland

 

[Buicknut]

The "Gentleman's Muscle Car".

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I had an 87 the same color and then I got my brown 87 Turbo T Limited.

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[TotalyHucked]

I don’t have a muscle car, but I’m a fan! Especially considering where I work lol

 

[bucket]

I had an 87 the same color and then I my brown 87 Turbo T Limited.

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Either I've never noticed one, or being a Limited makes it a rare bird. That's cool!

 

[Buicknut]

I’m definitely a muscle car fan.

My 70 Road Runner RM21 Post Coupe. 383 w/440heads Super Commando, reverse manual 727, 410 Richmond gears with sure grip. It will pass everything but a gas station. It’s the only car I’ve ever owned that will put you into the seat so hard upon acceleration that it makes it difficult to breathe.

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My '68. 440 4 speed.

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Here is my 71 GTX who was my little brothers until he passed last year, it will be his son's when he can settle down and not worry about his crazy wife taking it in a divorce.

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[Buicknut]

From before there was such a thing as musclecars:

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I love the big Pontiac cars, especially the GP 2+2s

 

[bucket]

I've had more muscle cars than I can remember,current project 66 chevelle 396 car Was going to put a roots blower 454 in it,but thinking it's just going to get an N.A. 454.

Don't take this the wrong way, but that car speaks to me, lol. I love all chevelle's years but the '66 has always been high on my list. All of them I've come across are either very nice ($) or rotted out parts cars. Yours looks like a good "in betweener" that's right up my alley.

 

[Buicknut]

My '68. 440 4 speed.

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My first Big Block car was a 69 Coronet R/T 4 speed that had the roof caved in then filled with a gallon or more of bondo and you had to watch your head as the roof had stalactites of bondo that would poke your head on.

 

[Nasty-LSX]

My all time favorite that I could never afford.

I’m definitely a muscle car fan.

My 70 Road Runner RM21 Post Coupe. 383 w/440heads Super Commando, reverse manual 727, 410 Richmond gears with sure grip. It will pass everything but a gas station. It’s the only car I’ve ever owned that will put you into the seat so hard upon acceleration that it makes it difficult to breathe.

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[Ricko1966]

Don't take this the wrong way, but that car speaks to me, lol. I love all chevelle's years but the '66 has always been high on my list. All of them I've come across are either very nice ($) or rotted out parts cars. Yours looks like a good "in betweener" that's right up my alley.

Don't know how I could take that wrong. I've owned a 64 chevelle,a 68,a 69 a 73 and a 75. But since I was 14 years old I really wanted a 1966, a blue one on keystone classics so here I am. I bought quarters,a 454 some heads a cam, a disc brake kit. And the car just sits waiting for me to buy a blower and start putting it together. So since I want to drive it and enjoy it plans have changed. It's getting the mild 454 I have and disc brakes,so I can drive it and enjoy it while I take care of cosmetics. Floor is solid,trunk is solid etc. mostly it needs quarters

 

[vr1967]

I’ve got a beat up 67 Camaro that I’ve had about 30 years

 

[squaredeal91]

My friends sister had/ probably still has a 66 chevelle Malibu. Beautiful blue and a crisp 327. Her and her dad restored it. I loved riding in that car. If I had a choice it would be a 67 chevelle, Something about that one. Otherwise I want a first Gen camaro or a big A$$ boat GM car up to 72 would be another dream of mine.

 

[Novapwr]

This is my 72 Nova. Old school 350, TKO 600. Picked it up 23 years ago.

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