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Old 02-07-2004, 07:14 PM
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Hi, I'm a 16 year old high school student, one of the few who chokes on rice. Hope you dont mind if i just kinda hang out here.

So, what are your guys favorite muscle cars?
I personally love chevelle's and nova's, but all muscle cars are awesome, waaaaaaaaaaay better than the winged jap crap.
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Welcome. I'm new myself. I lean towards Mopars, but Fords and vintage European cars are good also. Here's the new truck I just bought to haul my Road Runner.
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Hi, I'm a 16 year old high school student, one of the few who chokes on rice.
So, what are your guys favorite muscle cars?
Welcome. I'm a 46 year old bean counter who cooks rice. Being a somewhat conservative accounting-type, I like old 6 cylinder Buicks, like this one.



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Shouldn't be hard to guess which side of the pony wars I'm on...
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Welcome

I'll have to go with the Chevelle also for obvious reasons. I also like certain Mopars of the late 60's and early 70's.
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I like them all, but when growing up, Chevys were like belly buttons (everyone has one)
However, as we are knee deep in rice cookers, I love all the old American stuff.
Older European stuff is great too. BMW's, Alfa's etc. Even an early Datsun Z or RX-7 would be cool
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Welcome. I love all muscle cars, but as you can see, I have a thing for 8 cylinder Buicks.
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