View Poll Results: Some of my guesses for the best of the car 1960-1975.
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What was the best Sports/Muscle car from 1960-1975?
03-07-2007, 03:41 PM
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What was the best Sports/Muscle car from 1960-1975?
What was the best car during 1960-1975 overall, which includes: handling, Hp & Torque-lbs, 1/4mile time, and Slalom top speed? Be Specific.
03-08-2007, 06:28 AM
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None of the above
'69 COPO and Yenko Camaros pretty stomped all else at the track/strip. That would be my vote.
No 280zx during that time period either. 240z(69-73) or 260z(74) were great entry level sport/tourers. Had one, loved it.
Your poll has three and a half muscle cars (Smokey and Bandit TA's were weak) and one euro inspired Japanese sport/tourer. Weird. If your looking for the ultimate car during the period it's probably a Ferrari or Lamborgini. If your looking for the ultimate muscle car, see above. If you want to see a car that revolutionized the affordable compact roadster segment, look no further than the Z.
But to try and pick a winner is going to be tough.
'69 COPO and Yenko Camaros pretty stomped all else at the track/strip. That would be my vote.
No 280zx during that time period either. 240z(69-73) or 260z(74) were great entry level sport/tourers. Had one, loved it.
Your poll has three and a half muscle cars (Smokey and Bandit TA's were weak) and one euro inspired Japanese sport/tourer. Weird. If your looking for the ultimate car during the period it's probably a Ferrari or Lamborgini. If your looking for the ultimate muscle car, see above. If you want to see a car that revolutionized the affordable compact roadster segment, look no further than the Z.
But to try and pick a winner is going to be tough.
03-10-2007, 12:23 PM
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Does any one know of a website were you can compare and research all the techinical specifacations of all the cars from 1950's to 1970's?
