:iagree:Mine was Marina Blue, black interior. I'd love to have it back. :cheers:

Jim

I'm actually quite pleased with my '67 Marina Blue Chevelle SS-396. Several high school buddies had the same year and powertrain (but convertible, different colors) and we got up to a lot of teenage mischief in those rides. Somebody mentioned the Buick Grand Sport....a vastly under-rated car. Those things were quick as all hell and were disguised as Mom's grocery-getter.

The car that put muscle into the muscle car concept: The '65 GTO

I owed a couple cars on the list, sort of...a '69 Corvette (but a coupe) and a '70 Challenger 340/4-speed, and a '70 GTO "kinda" akin to the '69.

If I had the C2 thing buttoned up I'd probably go after the bumper C3 again. The Challenger is one of my favorite exterior shapes of the era, but after owning it I doubt I'd go back immediately. It would be down at number 8 or 9. Overall a little large, cheaply made, no too much fun to drive even for the era unless you were passing a shop window where you could see the car in motion...:D

I had a 69 SS396 Camaro and a 69 427/390 Corvette Conv but I always wanted a Chevelle either 67, 69 or 70 and a 70 Callenger T/A. I also like a 69 Mach I.
Boy I wish I still had that Camaro!:thumbs:

Have owned
1966 Mustang coupe (1st car)
1970 Chevelle
1984 Firebird

Currently have
1965 corvette coupe
1951 M38 Jeep
1942 WLA Harley


Currently want

1) 1970 Plymouth Superbird (cant afford)
2) 1969 Charger R/T - currently looking for
3) 1977 or 79 Trans Am - currently looking for
4) 1972 Barracuda
5) 70's Dodge Daytona
6) T-bucket hot rod

:iagree: That would be my pick.:thumbs:

A '65 or '66 Shelby Mustang would be nice.

A '65 Buick Riviera Gran Sport (425 2x4, Switch-Pitch TH400, 3.42 posi with ALL of the available luxo options is always on my radar ...)

But for purely nostalgic reasons I would want a 1966 GTO hardtop, 389 3X2, four speed in the console, 3:55 posi, full instrumentation, "wood" wheel, overhead reading lamps, reclining passenger front bucket seat and most oddly of all, full width wheelcovers on whitewalls.

Ray (nah, I guess I never really have put much thought into it ...)

two of which I used to own....a 68 Olds Ram Rod 350 (W-31) and a 68 Firebird 400 Ram Air.

1960 Chrysler 300F convertible as my first choice, and then a 70 Challenger convertible.

Plasticman

Technically only 4 on that list are muscle cars by 60s/70s definition. The others are ponycars or roadsters/sports cars.

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I have a 70 SS 396 Chevelle. It is fully loaded black/black with silver stripes on the cowl. I have about 30 hours left to finish it up. My first car was a 65 GTO, so it will always be my favorite. I had it when I was young and seeing one always brings back great memories. Jerry

1968 Hemi dart. Case closed.....

Mine's on the list, 69 Camaro RS/SS. All I have to do is get it back on the road.

I got to test drive a 390 AMX recently. :rock:

Ever since, it's been calling to me.....

I guess the 70 charger but I would settle for a super clean 68 coronet 440 . I had chevelles caminos corvettes and every gm pickup I miss the coronet . and room for family

1965 Chevelle Z16.

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The GTO. I already have a 68/

My story is the reverse:

I wanted a Corvette in addition to my muscle car - my '66 GTO

Happy New Year!
Rich

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:iagree:My cousin had one . I still remember taking a few drives in that car. That Hemi 426 motor was and still is a BEAST !!