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| “67 Chevelle” By: George877
 4 speed manual with a blown out small block 350 with 400 hp...this car is fast...the only negative is that it getz about 8 miles to the gallon...so much fun to drive but i cant wait till i can legally drive it
Pros:
fast, good looking, classic
Cons:
lots of money in fuel
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| “It's A Car Club Favorite But I'm Not A Muscle Car Guy So I'm Biased In My View.” By: Phillip428
 The picture here was the best from the net and the closest to the one I drove. I'm sure that this guy's SS is probably superb in every way. The one I had yesterday had faulty wiring, some bad interior trim, the engine could've been cleaner, though it has a lot of power and a great roar. I prefer the European classics & refinement over most of the American Icono-classics (I love old vettes, t-birds & pre 50's). So I won't go into the minuses with this puppy.
Pros:
Straight line power house.
Cons:
You'll lean into the curves and ask everyone in the car to do the same like a bobsled team.
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| “My Seventh Car” By: Jimmer1
Bought wreck from a friend, loved that car. 283 powerglide, later swaped in the 327 and turbo 400
Pros:
Great body style
Cons:
needed lots of work
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| “Detroit Muscle. Can't Really Say More Than That.” By: Daniel5324
there's not much you can say about this car that hasn't been said about oil tankers--it's huge, powerful and takes a mile to stop. still, this is a fun car to drive as long as you don't have to turn or stop in a hurry. throw safety out the window, this is all about style. the car is pure character, from the throaty exhaust to the grandma-style guages. classic design lines from a time when cars were unbridled.
Pros:
styling is classic muscle; V8 torque is unmistakable--pins you in your seat; parts are extremely easy to source and the aftermarket is huge; easy to find a mechanic; easy to work on; the trunk is huge
Cons:
well, no safety features outside of lap belts. you're pretty much screwed in a wreck; turning or stopping at high speed is out of the question. this can all be upgraded, but costs for this can get expensive fast for quality parts, which you should always use. not a "set and forget" car.
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| “#'s Matching” By: Dan2471
my first car...
Pros:
fast, loud, muscle
Cons:
4-5 mpg
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| “My First American Rwd” By: Roberto121
My first American RWD,
Pros:
RWD
Cons:
Stand By
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| “Big Red” By: Adam2830
1967 Chevelle (Original) SS 396
Pros:
Fast and Clean
Cons:
Doesnt Run at the moment but thats in the process of being fixed
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| “Had 2 Of Them, Miss Them Both” By: Kevin1785
I did 2 restorations of these, loved them both, miss them both. Braking sucked on the drums, but with disc upgrades, you can stop the monster.
Pros:
Power to spare, very cool lines in the large unibody.
Cons:
Pre-safety stuff, but it's a hot rod, not a volvo!
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| “Just Look At It...” By: Matthew83
one of the best cars from the 60s ever
Pros:
everything
Cons:
again...scared to let my friend steven ride in it...
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| “Work In Progress” By: Darren624
Has a 454cuin engine setting it up for pro street.
Pros:
454cuin
Cons:
Cost money
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