Originally Posted by Mr.Stubbz (Post 8402481)

personally i dont think its ok for some one off manufacturer to make a pricey ass car cus lets face it, if they're making special one offs of something that nobody has ever hear of, they dont really have the heritage or history to make it worth that much. and technically one off cars arent really meant for the "average" luxury/supercar buyer but really for more collectors or possible investors of said company.

also, with supercars people already have the mindset of high dollar value and six figure pricetags as a norm, but muscle cars are generally thought of as 5 figure price tags, high power and high fun but not as great build quality etc etc...

Originally Posted by kunoman1 (Post 8405842)

Not hybrid blend muscle car related, but still muscle car related,
How do you guys feel about the whole pro touring muscle car scene/idea, like or dislike?

If you dont know what pro touring is, its essentially getting a older car and upgrading its suspension, chassis, electronics, driveline, interior etc to make it a more modern car. Is this sacrilegious to the muscle car tradition, or is it a step forward into keeping the classics on the road.

Originally Posted by kunoman1 (Post 8405842)

Originally Posted by kunoman1 (Post 8405687)

I agree with timpo here, the 69 Mach 1 is truly a beautiful car in my eyes, so much more aggressively styled than the Eleanor
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Originally Posted by Great68 (Post 8406395)

That Mach1 he posted is a '70 :p

Originally Posted by underscore (Post 8406070)

And to boot, how the hell do those things get maintained? You're paying a shit tonne for a car with no support in a lot of cases.

Originally Posted by snails (Post 8406682)

ohhh fck yeah


ps this is a Celica
http://www.miataforumz.com/attachmen...e%3D1327702284

Originally Posted by kunoman1 (Post 8405842)

Not hybrid blend muscle car related, but still muscle car related,
How do you guys feel about the whole pro touring muscle car scene/idea, like or dislike?

If you dont know what pro touring is, its essentially getting a older car and upgrading its suspension, chassis, electronics, driveline, interior etc to make it a more modern car. Is this sacrilegious to the muscle car tradition, or is it a step forward into keeping the classics on the road.