Muscle cars that you own now or past lets see them and if restoring let us know

[Navy_chief]

Guys & Gals,
Lets see those rides I just bought this one we plan on taking our time restoring it. A 1974 Plymouth duster Twister with a factory 318 4 speed bucket non air/man brakes/man steering.




Matt & Pattie

 

[OKCShooter]

I'm completing a 1967 Corvette Convertible restoration.

Pretty Rare:

4 speed
L79
Factory A/C
Factory White/Red

 

[cjjtulsa]

1970 Ford Torino Cobra, "Twister Special" edition, 429CJ, 4-speed. Like NavyChief's ride, no air, man. drum brakes, manual steering, but a bench seat.

Owned since the mid-80s, restored, deteriorated, and waiting to be rejuvenated again.

 

[AKA]

Navy_Chief

Please post pictures as you progress through your restoration. That is a great car.

Thanks,

Keith

 

[Lurker66]

Ill dig some out later.

63 falcon sprint
64 Impala 2 dr ht
78 malibu classic that made its way into Chevy Hi Performance, as a father/daughter build.

 

[Weatherby]

Working on a 64 galaxie right now, but it's more of a cruiser than a muscle car. It'll end up my daily driver until my my son gets old enough to drive.

 

[cjjtulsa]

Ill dig some out later.

63 falcon sprint

Love the old Falcons, Fairlanes, and Comets. A '65 Comet convertible was my first car, and I have another one in my shop now that needs a complete re-do. It's likely to move on down the road, though. No time, no money for that one.

 

[orangeRcode]

My first car was a 67 A code Mustang Fastback. Until recently I owned a 68 J code Fastback. Miss those cars.

 

[Rooster1971]

I've owned a few through the years, mostly GM, but my favorites are Pontiacs. I currently have a 69 Goat and a 71 firebird. I'll try and figure out how to post pics.

I'm more into hot rods now. Have a chopped and flamed Model A coupe I've dubbed the "Oklahoma Kid" I also have a 30 Essex that some would call a rat rod, and a 35 ford pickup that I'm working on.

 

[Lurker66]

Love the old Falcons, Fairlanes, and Comets. A '65 Comet convertible was my first car, and I have another one in my shop now that needs a complete re-do. It's likely to move on down the road, though. No time, no money for that one.

I loved that Falcon. A '66 Fairlane is on my list, if I ever get back into hotrods.