From the Hemi’s, fastback’s, and big block’s heyday, America built some spectacular machines known as muscle cars. All while the muscle car religion has many adherents, Mopar, General Motors, and Ford folks all agree on the basic ingredients: a big engine stuffed in a relatively light package, but differ when it comes to the execution. This week we cautiously group these brands together in a wide range of American muscle cars for all budgets available now.
The car: 1969 Dodge Charger R/T
Price: $85,900
Location: Hartville, Ohio, USA
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Remember the muscle car from the movie Bullitt? No, not Steve McQueen’s Ford Mustang fastback; the menacing baddies’ 1968 Charger R/T. This Mopar may not be the one from the film but has been fully restored to show quality. It’s equipped with a four speed manual transmission, Dana rear-end, and all new wiring. The seller claims this Charger has 375 ponies under the hood.
The car: 1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS
Price: $25,000
Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA
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One of the most iconic muscle cars is the first-generation Camaro. This 1968 SS was recently restored with only 45,000 miles on the chassis. The seller acquired the car in Arizona and claims it’s rust free. The Camaro is equipped with the 327 cubic inch V8 and automatic transmission.
The car: 1963 Ford Galaxie 500
Price: $15,900
Location: Daytona Beach, Florida, USA
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The Galaxie helped usher in the muscle car era in the early 1960s. Competing with the Impala, the Galaxie was Ford’s full-size model available as a wagon, four-door, coupe, or convertible. This factory muscle car is equipped with a 390 big block, four speed manual transmission, power steering, and power brakes.
The car: 1968 Mercury Montego
Price: $2513 (Current Bid, $4900 BiN)
Location: Damascus, Maryland, USA
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Chances are, the younger you didn’t say, “When I grow up I will drive a 1968 Mercury Montego.” Although the Montego won’t headline your favorite muscle car auction, they represent a genre of affordable American iron that still provides that V8 rumble. This Torino cousin has 81,773 miles, factory air conditioning, and an upgraded ignition.
The car: 1981 Pontiac Trans Am
Price: $7311 (Current Bid)
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
Seller’s Info: Click here
While attempting to avoid referencing Burt Reynolds, we present the Firebird Trans Am. The second-generation Firebird was produced for eleven years giving us plenty of inventory to choose from. If you buy a Ferrari it should be red, if you buy a Trans Am it should be black like this one with a screaming chicken on the hood. This Fire-chicken has been freshened over the last several years with new paint and several interior components replaced. It’s equipped with snowflake wheels and of course, the bird.
If you know of a great, stylish car for sale and would like us to feature it, please let us know!
Petrolicious makes no claim as to the accuracy of the information contained in the car’s original listing, nor will it be held responsible for any errors in said information. If you’re interested in any of these cars, do your homework and research extensively before you buy.
