Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

Yep, Tony's black, no option radio delete LX. Got a pretty good idea of where it is, just gotta get it nailed down. Incidentally, check the best pass on that car. 13.75@101, stock. And people think 80s stuff is slow.

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

I can relate when it comes to 5.0 Mustang's.They where VERY popular in my neighborhood,Back in the day's-My Father had a Nice Maroon GT 5 speed-He had all the good stuff done to that car-It was fast!-Here is a pic of my 1992 LX silver with Marble Race stripes-this was a 5 speed-Zoom kevlar clutch-adj quadrant-I put long tube headers-4.11 rear gears-fuel pump-adj fuel reg-Hoosier Race tires-frame connectors-Electric fan-Pro 5.0 shifter-Ram air kit -pulleys-MSD 6AL-This was a nice Qwick car it ran low eight's at the track
All motor...
http://i852.photobucket.com/albums/a...oor/img108.jpg

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My last Car that was a 5.0 was this 1994 SVT Cobra-this car had everthing from Trickflow-Brembo Big brakes-the motor was dynoed at over 400 HP-It ran So hard I snapped an expensive Carbon fiber Race Driveshaft-in pieces-The mickey thompson Drag radials probably didnt help=I have to digg up the other pics ,But I did put Chrome Stagger fit Y2K Cobra R wheels with pirelli high speed tires-it was a CLEAN ride-[This pic was at local track And I was iceing the intake)
http://i852.photobucket.com/albums/a...oor/img110.jpg

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

I guess I like the 70's F-Bodies because it was a step between the muscle era and the FI-everything in the 80's and even though they were slow, I like their style.

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

When I was 19 I had an '81 Z/28. It was a 4-speed 350 charcoal car with silver stripes and deluxe interior. I sold it for one reason or another but vowed to get one again someday. Fast forward 25 years and I managed to bag a 25,000 mile unrestored one:

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

This is not my car, but I bought an identical one from Greenwich Pontiac in late '79, right in the middle of the gas shortage. I thought I got a screaming deal at the time. They had about 20 left and it was around December.

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TMagda</div><div class="ubbcode-body">This is not my car, but I bought an identical one from Greenwich Pontiac in late '79, right in the middle of the gas shortage. I thought I got a screaming deal at the time. They had about 20 left and it was around December. </div></div>

You must of had them ladies calling with that car! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/naughty.gif[/img]

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

Where have all you guys been hiding with these 2nd gens? I have not really seen any discussion of them prior to this thread.

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

Hylton, it helped! My gf at the time was into cars. I had a '69 Z/28 when we met but was driving a '79 Datsun long bed pickup by then. It was to carry my motorcycles. SHE HATED IT! Because of the gas shortage, the Pontiac dealer gave me $6,500 for the truck on the trade in when I paid only $4,900 brand new almost 12 months earlier. He also discounted the T/A enough where is was basically and even trade! The T/A handled great and I loved the looks. However it was the 403 Olds automatic and could not get out of it's own way. And the paint sucked!. I usually would not have purchased an auto, but all of the 400 4-speeds were gone by December. I put in a Pioneer Super Tuner in dash am/fm cassette with a large amp in the trunk and 6x9's in the rear deck. Sounded amazing. Fun car, but the build quality was getting to me so I sold it after about 6 months for $9,000 to some rich kid in New Haven. May have been NJ Steve!!!

Re: New Generation Muscle Cars
 

Love that charcoal Z and that black T/A, awesome, and the reference to the Pioneer Super Tuner takes me back big time, lol.