Was really excited to see that '70 , 71 or '72 Camaro that got me to click this vid. What happened? My 1st hot rod was a burnt orange '72 RS, split bumper, 4 on the floor, 60's all around w/ Keystone rims. Wasn't a muscle car but it sure was a looker.
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@@blurredcarz no problem my dad drove a Hand Me Down 1984 Caprice Classic sedan from oct 1993 to May 2000 until the muffler got caught on a capstone coming out of old Boston Police headquarters and punctured the oil pan and gas tank so the car seized and had to be junked and unfortunately Coporate Average Fuel Economy standards killed the Caprice in 1996 though it didn't the Impala which was being redesigned for its next gen which launched in 2000 model year and the Impala lasted until 2021 when 750 models sold the Impala's highest sales year was 1965 with 1.1 million Impalas sold something around 10 million Impalas sold through its lifetime there are modern models that have outsold that such as the Toyota Camry/Corolla etc. Corolla has sold around 18 million units in the US since its debut for the 1969 model year and Camry has sold around 15 million in the US since its debut for the 1983 model year hitting its highest sales 473,000 in 2007 Camry is going into its 9th generation with the 2024 model year while its coupe/convertible version the Solara lasted only 2 generations and 10 model years selling about 600,000 units in that time not to shabby but not reaching sales expectations the Chrysler Sebring experienced a Similar fate selling about 1.2 million cars in the US over a 16 year production life from 1995 to 2011 in Coupe Convertible and Sedan configurations
@@napoliansolo7865 I'll agree to a point as they are both GM models yeah you could compare the Caprice to a Cadillac Sedan Deville though almost a foot shorter the Deville of the time was 18.42 ft long while the Caprice classic was 17.75 Ft long and had square headlights while the 4th gen had bugeye/fried egg style headlights
Just out of the Marines in 1974 I bought a 1970 cortes silver Chevelle SS 396/402 automatic, black buckets seat and console for 1500.00 it didn't have one spot of rust . A year later, I broke off the top of a push rod and didn't know how to adjust that valve and sold it for 1500.00 thinking I was doing great getting my money back, what a mistake !
@@blurredcarz ... I know , but back in 1974 these cars cost 2000.00 . I once looked to buy a 1969 427 Camaro for 1,000.00 but didn't buy it. don't think it was the original eng. I came home on leave before buying the Chevelle and bought a 1967 Nova with 327 4 speed for 600.00 . That was when we had the trading times new paper .
I bought a 68 Z-28 in 68. It was an RS model with the covered headlights (vacuum operated), 4-11 gears and a four speed. It was OK, but I soon sold it and bought a 67 Corvette, which I liked much better. List on the Z-28 was about $3700.
i picked up a 67 ss rs 427 yenko camaro 1/2 restored with a 68 ss 396 that had not been started on restoration both cars had good clean body rust free with a 79 chevy short box 4x4 full option truck just needed a fuel pump and carb clean with under 35,000 miles on in mint condition all parked in a shop with 15 other rigs outside all free so they could put the ranch up for sell for 8.2 million with tools engines and lots of parts i call it my holly grail find
My friends older brother had what looked like a '63 El Camino with probably a 327 or larger V8 with 4 on the floor. I caught a ride and felt the power on that back in the 60's.
I had a '69 El Camino back in 1987-1991. It was not the SS, but had everything it had only with a bench seat. 350, 4-barrel. I really miss it. My 1st car was a '73 Buick Regal with a 455, 400 turbo trans, mechanical Quadra-jet... Unbelievable power.
2.34 "a "forged?" 800 CFM Holley Carburetor? Don't recall ever seeing anything forged, coming out of a casting machine? Close the mold, push in the aluminum or 'pot metal' water cool the mold for 50 seconds, spray off the scrum, repeat cycle ..."
Now that i am older i appreciate the men in our town more and more 72 Mach 1 454 Cutlass w Hurst stick Bumblebee and that which i thought as a kid was very strange Road Runner with that air plane or jet like tail or wing WOW!!!!!
The 1969 Yenko Novas were SS 396 cars that Don Yenko converted , Chevrolet wouldn't install a 427 in a Nova as they considered it as too dangerous . But they had no problems installing factory 427s in COPO Malibu's and Camaros .
If it does one day come true and you do have the luxury of having the LS6 in it and the m22 Rock crusher trans in the rear I didn't tell you right now you will be amazed at what it does
1970 LS6 454 with a rock Crusher 4-speed probably a convertible black with the White Stripes yeah that's the one I picked second runner up would be the ZL1 Camaro
I live in the country and I have a neighbor who has one just sitting out in his field in great condition. He’s a hoarder so he won’t give it up for anything.
@@blurredcarz ,this is a great channel,keep it coming the beach boys wasn't lying about that 409 and that manual 4 speed,I didn't mean too offend, you if I did,I sorry,I think the mayor of Providence,Ri have a original 1 and I thought it was a land yacht that damn thing is fast even now plus that mayor of Providence,Ri can drive banging through them gears,you might be right about the z11 427 being in the impala,that my first time ever hearing that plus I'm still learning an still young,but that 348/409 will make the mighty 427 and the mighty 454 and the mighty 396 think twice real quick,if you got the right driver
@blurred,you were right about the z11 427,but they put the 283,409,327,the drag race version of the z11 and solid lift cam in the 409 ss with 4.56 to 1 gears and a 4 speed manual transmission,but the z11 427 is super rare they only built 57 z11's while the 409 had alot built well over 100,000 but still hard to find in decent shape if it can be restored originally, even with money it's going to take at least 2 years+ to do it right especially if it has alot of rust
@markrapacki5855 ,I don't know too much about it, because,I'm in my mid 30's,so I have to do more research, you could be right also,I don't know about the z11 too much, but the 63 impala did came with a hand full of engine options, I know about the 409 had 3 variations of that engine 1#340 hp with hydraulic roller cam,2# 400 hp with solid roller cam,3# 425 hp solid roller cam with4:56gears with a 4 speed manual with a good driver and you got problems with that 3rd version of the 409,also that impala is 19 feet long, so automatically thought it was at least 4000 lbs with driver, I was sadly mistaken,it's actually lighter than a 69 Copo Camaro with 427,Camaro's are front heavy cars,an now you bought that 600 hp stock intention to me??600 hp stock😳,hell no,evven for a big block,even I know better than that
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"A forged aluminum piston. A forged 850cfm Holley carburetor"???? I'm sorry I hate to talk smack about free entertainment that someone put work into, I'm just saying.....maybe take a listen to your voice over before posting.
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There’s only like 19 ZL1 out of the 69 made still alive. I have a lot of pics of one from Barrett Jackson Scottsdale I think 2010 it sold for like 675k at the time.
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@@blurredcarz so I went and looked at the Barrett Jackson books I bought it was 2012 and the ZL1 was lot #5010 page 5:76 in the block book. I was like 26 at the time going through first battle with cancer my friends dad and business associate asked if I wanted to go on him for like a week and it worked out we left day after my chemo treatment for those two weeks.. I was recovering from 7 broke ribs and broken shoulder blade at same time still had a good time thanks to Oxycodone’s. But got lots of pictures and saw a 68 Camaro just like mine was getting painted at that time so I was able to see what to expect my buddies dad didn’t think he would like the colors but after he saw that one he says yeah your cars going to look sweet lol 😂
I could be wrong but I think the '65 Impala SS was a much more collectable than the '63. I had a '68 boat I'd show and the '65s seem to get all the attention.
I have a 1967 ss 427 l-72 convertible impala I’ve own it for 30yrs and will never sell it , bought from my dad whom bought it new 😊in early January 68 @ Brett’s Chevy dealership in chilliwack, he also has a 1967 ss 396 375 hp automatic impala hard top fast back so nice tuxedo black , my convertible is a 4 speed blue with black top and interior 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊for miles
#1 for me would be the 1963 Super Duty 421 Pontiac Tempest/Lemans. Then a 1969 RamAir Vl Pontiac Trans Am. The Z11 Impala would be my choice amung these Chevy cars, after a 1973 Super Duty 455 Pontiac Trans Am. I almost bought a 2010 ZL1 556hp Stupid Charged Camaro while still under warranty with less then 20,000 miles on it for $26,000.
@@craigellsworth3952 then you’ll love my close to 600hp Tempest. It’s Raw, nasty, hooks well & has long legs. Had it up to 192 mph so far with 3000RPM left till red line. So far just under $17,000 invested. It’s currently 3212Lbs. Yeah they were/are just Raw Roaring monsters with plenty of meat & potatoes. My 79 T/A was as well
@@craigellsworth3952 that’s a good combo. Well over 400 Lb Ft of Tq. The 1964 Hi Compression 389 that came in my tempest when I bought it back in 1995, came from a 1964 Bonniville Taxi. The 350Thm that was behind it came from a 1976 T/A. My current 1969 four bolt main 400/406 came from a low mileage like new GrandPrix that was rolled at low speed. My current Transmission is a 200-4r I pulled from a rolled 1987 Buick GNX. It’s built with Warranty to withstand up to 900Lb ft of Tq with lock up built for racing Hi Stall torque converter. There are many,many more tricks up my Tempest,s sleeves. It’s a QA1 R&D test car with fully adjustable built for racing suspension amung a lot of others
The 67 Shelby Cobra 427 Super Snake was the only car from the muscle car era to come from the factory with over 800 horses under the hood, So why does Chevy and dodge act like they were the power kings, they couldn’t compete even with the corvette against this machine. And no dodge ever came close. The muscle car era was owned and maintained by Shelby
As a nova owner id have to say id want the yenko nova….even though i have a built high compression cammed etc etc zl1 supercharged 6.2 in my nova that makes double the power of an orignal yenko, its just not worth the anount of money😊……i wanna get it stroked so i can change the 6.2 badges to actual 427 badges without feeling like a poser😂
Watching this makes ask if in general with the exception of these rare muscle cars does buying a car, regular but cool car new, keeping it factory fresh do they just keep up with or do better than inflation ?
How about a very rare 1967 Chevy nova with the 1968 body design with the smokie yunics 396/427 mystery motor munchies m21 transmission 6 where made for racing they where the pre runners prior to the copo/yenko novas pre super sport guaranteed 6 second 1/4 mile times or your money back from the factory they never refunded any money back on those cars yes I had one of those nova's in my collection a few years ago how about doing a story on these unicorns of cars
Best of all it was a street legal car it was never supposed to be anywhere other than the factory race teams i got mine from the original driver/owner with pictures of the car scraping the bumper at half track first time out at a Louisiana track still had the scrapes on the back bumper when I got it
Uh, are we 'bench' racing? I hope so. When bench racing outrageous bullshit is allowed. If not, well, then you're simply full of crap. Six second passes in a Nova in 1967? NFW, dude. At the 67 WinterNationals the AA/FD (predecessor to to day's Top Fuel cars) dragster owned by the Creitz & Greer team, with driver Gene Goleman at the wheel, set a new NHRA ET record at 7.26 seconds and was runner-up at the event. And you're telling us a full-bodied, gasoline-fueled, normally aspirated 67 Nova was at least a 1/4 second quicker? Bullshit! Now, sit your butt back down on the bench and resume the only real racing you obviously know anything about at all.
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Was really excited to see that '70 , 71 or '72 Camaro that got me to click this vid. What happened? My 1st hot rod was a burnt orange '72 RS, split bumper, 4 on the floor, 60's all around w/ Keystone rims. Wasn't a muscle car but it sure was a looker.
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always loved the Impala and its platform twin the Caprice
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@@blurredcarz no problem my dad drove a Hand Me Down 1984 Caprice Classic sedan from oct 1993 to May 2000 until the muffler got caught on a capstone coming out of old Boston Police headquarters and punctured the oil pan and gas tank so the car seized and had to be junked and unfortunately Coporate Average Fuel Economy standards killed the Caprice in 1996 though it didn't the Impala which was being redesigned for its next gen which launched in 2000 model year and the Impala lasted until 2021 when 750 models sold the Impala's highest sales year was 1965 with 1.1 million Impalas sold something around 10 million Impalas sold through its lifetime there are modern models that have outsold that such as the Toyota Camry/Corolla etc. Corolla has sold around 18 million units in the US since its debut for the 1969 model year and Camry has sold around 15 million in the US since its debut for the 1983 model year hitting its highest sales 473,000 in 2007 Camry is going into its 9th generation with the 2024 model year while its coupe/convertible version the Solara lasted only 2 generations and 10 model years selling about 600,000 units in that time not to shabby but not reaching sales expectations the Chrysler Sebring experienced a Similar fate selling about 1.2 million cars in the US over a 16 year production life from 1995 to 2011 in Coupe Convertible and Sedan configurations
The Caprice was like a Cadillac it was so nice.
@@napoliansolo7865 I'll agree to a point as they are both GM models yeah you could compare the Caprice to a Cadillac Sedan Deville though almost a foot shorter the Deville of the time was 18.42 ft long while the Caprice classic was 17.75 Ft long and had square headlights while the 4th gen had bugeye/fried egg style headlights
Just out of the Marines in 1974 I bought a 1970 cortes silver Chevelle SS 396/402 automatic, black buckets seat and console for 1500.00
it didn't have one spot of rust . A year later, I broke off the top of a push rod and didn't know how to adjust that valve and sold it for 1500.00 thinking I was doing
great getting my money back, what a mistake !
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@@blurredcarz ... I know , but back in 1974 these cars cost 2000.00 . I once looked to buy a 1969 427 Camaro for 1,000.00 but didn't buy it. don't think it was the original eng. I came home on leave before buying the Chevelle and bought a 1967 Nova with 327 4 speed for 600.00 . That was when we had the trading times new paper .
I bought a 68 Z-28 in 68. It was an RS model with the covered headlights (vacuum operated), 4-11 gears and a four speed. It was OK, but I soon sold it and bought a 67 Corvette, which I liked much better. List on the Z-28 was about $3700.
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i picked up a 67 ss rs 427 yenko camaro 1/2 restored with a 68 ss 396 that had not been started on restoration both cars had good clean body rust free with a 79 chevy short box 4x4 full option truck just needed a fuel pump and carb clean with under 35,000 miles on in mint condition all parked in a shop with 15 other rigs outside all free so they could put the ranch up for sell for 8.2 million with tools engines and lots of parts i call it my holly grail find
2:29 The SS454 had a Forged Holley carb !!!
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67 vette was the astronauts car of choice
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1970&1/2 Camaro. My all time favorite body style for pure muscle.
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My friends older brother had what looked like a '63 El Camino with probably a 327 or larger V8 with 4 on the floor. I caught a ride and felt the power on that back in the 60's.
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I had a '69 El Camino back in 1987-1991. It was not the SS, but had everything it had only with a bench seat.
350, 4-barrel. I really miss it.
My 1st car was a '73 Buick Regal with a 455, 400 turbo trans, mechanical Quadra-jet... Unbelievable power.
@@stephendoherty1275 yea that one had bench seat as well.
Lol, I ended here clickbaited by the splitbumper 'maro too xD
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2.34 "a "forged?" 800 CFM Holley Carburetor? Don't recall ever seeing anything forged, coming out of a casting machine? Close the mold, push in the aluminum or 'pot metal' water cool the mold for 50 seconds, spray off the scrum, repeat cycle ..."
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I would like a 1971 cuda convertible like Don Johnson drove in Nash Bridges
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1969 Camaro - had a 1979 camaro in high school it was fun
That must of been a fun car to drive to school. I had a 1979 trans am with a 400 olds in it
@@blurredcarz Nice.. did it have T-Tops ? . I learned how to street race. lost a lot but hell it was fun
Now that i am older i appreciate the men in our town more and more 72 Mach 1 454 Cutlass w Hurst stick Bumblebee and that which i thought as a kid was very strange Road Runner with that air plane or jet like tail or wing WOW!!!!!
Hard to beat a 72 Mach 1
WOW, the Chevelle and the Nova for me, absolutely gorgeous vehicles 💪👍👌😉
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The 1969 Yenko Novas were SS 396 cars that Don Yenko converted , Chevrolet wouldn't install a 427 in a Nova as they considered it as too dangerous . But they had no problems installing factory 427s in COPO Malibu's and Camaros .
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Correct. Chevrolet never installed the 427 into the Nova no matter how much Yenko begged them to. So Yenko had to do a 427 conversion on them.
I love a 69 Camaro SS, ZL1,RS,Z/28 and yenko. 69 Camaro was probably the best area of Camaro
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Yeah it was nice, I didn't like the square wheel wells I thought the round ones were more stylish.
Oh that hurts I had a 70 Chevelle LS6 super sport with the m22 trans 411 rear all stock and I restored it all back to original let me go cry
That is one of the best muscle cars ever created! One day my dream of owning one will come true.
If it does one day come true and you do have the luxury of having the LS6 in it and the m22 Rock crusher trans in the rear I didn't tell you right now you will be amazed at what it does
1970 LS6 454 with a rock Crusher 4-speed probably a convertible black with the White Stripes yeah that's the one I picked second runner up would be the ZL1 Camaro
I live in the country and I have a neighbor who has one just sitting out in his field in great condition. He’s a hoarder so he won’t give it up for anything.
I thought the 63 impala only came with 3 or 4 versions of the legendary 409's
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@@blurredcarz ,this is a great channel,keep it coming the beach boys wasn't lying about that 409 and that manual 4 speed,I didn't mean too offend, you if I did,I sorry,I think the mayor of Providence,Ri have a original 1 and I thought it was a land yacht that damn thing is fast even now plus that mayor of Providence,Ri can drive banging through them gears,you might be right about the z11 427 being in the impala,that my first time ever hearing that plus I'm still learning an still young,but that 348/409 will make the mighty 427 and the mighty 454 and the mighty 396 think twice real quick,if you got the right driver
@@blurredcarz,you were right about the z11 427,but they put the 409,327,the drag race version the z11 and the solid cam lift 409
@blurred,you were right about the z11 427,but they put the 283,409,327,the drag race version of the z11 and solid lift cam in the 409 ss with 4.56 to 1 gears and a 4 speed manual transmission,but the z11 427 is super rare they only built 57 z11's while the 409 had alot built well over 100,000 but still hard to find in decent shape if it can be restored originally, even with money it's going to take at least 2 years+ to do it right especially if it has alot of rust
@markrapacki5855 ,I don't know too much about it, because,I'm in my mid 30's,so I have to do more research, you could be right also,I don't know about the z11 too much, but the 63 impala did came with a hand full of engine options, I know about the 409 had 3 variations of that engine 1#340 hp with hydraulic roller cam,2# 400 hp with solid roller cam,3# 425 hp solid roller cam with4:56gears with a 4 speed manual with a good driver and you got problems with that 3rd version of the 409,also that impala is 19 feet long, so automatically thought it was at least 4000 lbs with driver, I was sadly mistaken,it's actually lighter than a 69 Copo Camaro with 427,Camaro's are front heavy cars,an now you bought that 600 hp stock intention to me??600 hp stock😳,hell no,evven for a big block,even I know better than that
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@Mark rapacki Paid off that one , bought a 1992 1LE-B4C one of 250 , THAT one I drive (with a supercharger).
Worst thing you can do to a car is not run it. Engines and parts need motion, or they dry up and start to deteriorate. Engines in particular need to be run, or internals will start to eat into each other, rings will get a compressed memory, and seals will dry rot.
What a waste you're going to die ...and the car is going to be unused
@@jimmiematho8082 I use my 1992 1LE-B4C it is almost the same but has all the good stuff.
"A forged aluminum piston. A forged 850cfm Holley carburetor"???? I'm sorry I hate to talk smack about free entertainment that someone put work into, I'm just saying.....maybe take a listen to your voice over before posting.
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I was waiting for the Yenko Camaro, but at least the Nova made it 👍
All of them
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The 69 ZL1 was rated at 580hp. Only 2 were ever sold. Best and rarest Vette EVER
Three were sold, not two. The yellow one, the white one and an orange convertible.
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Gotta have the Z11 Impala.
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There’s only like 19 ZL1 out of the 69 made still alive. I have a lot of pics of one from Barrett Jackson Scottsdale I think 2010 it sold for like 675k at the time.
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@@blurredcarz so I went and looked at the Barrett Jackson books I bought it was 2012 and the ZL1 was lot #5010 page 5:76 in the block book. I was like 26 at the time going through first battle with cancer my friends dad and business associate asked if I wanted to go on him for like a week and it worked out we left day after my chemo treatment for those two weeks.. I was recovering from 7 broke ribs and broken shoulder blade at same time still had a good time thanks to Oxycodone’s. But got lots of pictures and saw a 68 Camaro just like mine was getting painted at that time so I was able to see what to expect my buddies dad didn’t think he would like the colors but after he saw that one he says yeah your cars going to look sweet lol 😂
I could be wrong but I think the '65 Impala SS was a much more collectable than the '63. I had a '68 boat I'd show and the '65s seem to get all the attention.
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I would take the 454 450hp and 450lb of tork I bought one 1970 it was the best car I ever owned
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I have a 1967 ss 427 l-72 convertible impala I’ve own it for 30yrs and will never sell it , bought from my dad whom bought it new 😊in early January 68 @ Brett’s Chevy dealership in chilliwack, he also has a 1967 ss 396 375 hp automatic impala hard top fast back so nice tuxedo black , my convertible is a 4 speed blue with black top and interior 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊for miles
You forgot the 1965 Chevelle Z16 396. 425 hp
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#1 for me would be the 1963 Super Duty 421 Pontiac Tempest/Lemans. Then a 1969 RamAir Vl Pontiac Trans Am. The Z11 Impala would be my choice amung these Chevy cars, after a 1973 Super Duty 455 Pontiac Trans Am. I almost bought a 2010 ZL1 556hp Stupid Charged Camaro while still under warranty with less then 20,000 miles on it for $26,000.
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I was about 6 or 7 when a neighbor took me in his tri power Tempest. Nothing has ever thrilled me like that, including my 600 hp BMW.
@@craigellsworth3952 then you’ll love my close to 600hp Tempest. It’s Raw, nasty, hooks well & has long legs. Had it up to 192 mph so far with 3000RPM left till red line. So far just under $17,000 invested. It’s currently 3212Lbs. Yeah they were/are just Raw Roaring monsters with plenty of meat & potatoes. My 79 T/A was as well
@Josh Brekke I wouldn't want to be in a Tempest anywhere over 120. A '63 was the first car to scare me. 389 tri power with a stick.
@@craigellsworth3952 that’s a good combo. Well over 400 Lb Ft of Tq. The 1964 Hi Compression 389 that came in my tempest when I bought it back in 1995, came from a 1964 Bonniville Taxi. The 350Thm that was behind it came from a 1976 T/A. My current 1969 four bolt main 400/406 came from a low mileage like new GrandPrix that was rolled at low speed. My current Transmission is a 200-4r I pulled from a rolled 1987 Buick GNX. It’s built with Warranty to withstand up to 900Lb ft of Tq with lock up built for racing Hi Stall torque converter. There are many,many more tricks up my Tempest,s sleeves. It’s a QA1 R&D test car with fully adjustable built for racing suspension amung a lot of others
That Nova wasn't fixed up as much as it should have been. 396 SS. 68.
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@@blurredcarz yeah it is
The 67 Shelby Cobra 427 Super Snake was the only car from the muscle car era to come from the factory with over 800 horses under the hood, So why does Chevy and dodge act like they were the power kings, they couldn’t compete even with the corvette against this machine. And no dodge ever came close. The muscle car era was owned and maintained by Shelby
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A couple others to add to this list, 1965 Z-16 Chevelle, 1961 Impala SS 409, 1967 Camaro Z-28, 1969 Corvette ZL-1.
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At 52, me and idiot buddy's sold or ruined a lotta these cars. Still kicking ourselves in the ass!
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You could almost retool a factory for the Price of #1...
you are 100% correct on this. They are expensive!
whenever i see a 70 chevelle, i become slightly aroused
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Ironically to Corvette owners, every corvette is a "rare" car.
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As a nova owner id have to say id want the yenko nova….even though i have a built high compression cammed etc etc zl1 supercharged 6.2 in my nova that makes double the power of an orignal yenko, its just not worth the anount of money😊……i wanna get it stroked so i can change the 6.2 badges to actual 427 badges without feeling like a poser😂
The Yenko Nova is my favorite also.
If you have double the power, what is the point?
@@craigellsworth3952 to have triple!!!!
@@trentdawg2832 Then you burn off the rear tires that much faster. 🤣
A 427 in a little Nova...Just WILD...in the Best Way !
Watching this makes ask if in general with the exception of these rare muscle cars does buying a car, regular but cool car new, keeping it factory fresh do they just keep up with or do better than inflation ?
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Why the misleading the 71 Camaro on the thumbnail
You seem to have forgotten the absolute rarest and most expensive of all Chevrolet’s ever made… The 1969 ZL1 Corvette…
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Ok a 1970 Buick GS 455 stage 1 was the fastest production vehicle built period.
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1968 chevelle ss 396/375
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A lot of corvettes had 4:56 gears with four speed tranny to match and they were highway cars.
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"Pony" cars are NOT muscle cars. Neither are sports cars such as the Corvette.
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What's a Forged Holley
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speak of the real horsepower and torque numbers!! not the advertised horsepower
STILL waiting for GM to do a retro 2nd Gen. Camaro..... their 1st Gen. retro.......has been out *way too long*
I 100% agree with you!
Unfortunately Chevy will be discontinuing the Camaro in 2024.
No offense intended, but after the Z11 rundown, I can’t even clean my boots, gonna have to throw them out. I did, however, enjoy the video.
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Im a mopar guy lol
Lots of incorrect info
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The 66 makes the 70 look like a pregnant dog
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chevelle
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Corvette is a sports car not a muscle car
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there were no muscle cars '71 on. the ones you showed were a joke
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Çant make out pictures
Lose those goofy tires & wheels on that Camaro title page...like Cinderella in army boots 👎
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72 Camaro was the best Chevy car ever built
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naked and afraid ?
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I got Dolly pregnant in a Stingray once...
Liar.
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The rarest Chevrolet ever built was a '69 ZL1 Corvette. There were only 2 that were factory built.
How about a very rare 1967 Chevy nova with the 1968 body design with the smokie yunics 396/427 mystery motor munchies m21 transmission 6 where made for racing they where the pre runners prior to the copo/yenko novas pre super sport guaranteed 6 second 1/4 mile times or your money back from the factory they never refunded any money back on those cars yes I had one of those nova's in my collection a few years ago how about doing a story on these unicorns of cars
67 Nova is my favorite body style Nova! Beautiful
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Gee 6 second quarter mile time was equal to top fuel dragsters back then no roll cage too.super stocks were running about 10 or 11 second runs
They used the same motor that was banned from nascar back in the day in those 6 cars
Best of all it was a street legal car it was never supposed to be anywhere other than the factory race teams i got mine from the original driver/owner with pictures of the car scraping the bumper at half track first time out at a Louisiana track still had the scrapes on the back bumper when I got it
Uh, are we 'bench' racing? I hope so. When bench racing outrageous bullshit is allowed. If not, well, then you're simply full of crap. Six second passes in a Nova in 1967? NFW, dude. At the 67 WinterNationals the AA/FD (predecessor to to day's Top Fuel cars) dragster owned by the Creitz & Greer team, with driver Gene Goleman at the wheel, set a new NHRA ET record at 7.26 seconds and was runner-up at the event. And you're telling us a full-bodied, gasoline-fueled, normally aspirated 67 Nova was at least a 1/4 second quicker? Bullshit! Now, sit your butt back down on the bench and resume the only real racing you obviously know anything about at all.
LS6 WERE PIGS! 69 427 SS CHEVELLE IS FAR SUPERIOR!
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YENKO CARS WERE DEALER BUILT. THEY DID NOT COME FROM CHEVY LIKE THAT.
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Hey hey fucknnn hey LOL it's ya goofy m8te from Australia 😆 love ya show [ HOLDEN COMMODORE VE UTE HSV Maloo R8 E series LS3 turbo start up accelerate sound ] - mate type that in on utube watch n enjoy...it only goes for 1.56 sec but wait till you see it..on a big screen..[ let me know what you think about the car in a reply ] ya goofy m8te from Australia
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1967 corvette with 427 4-speed
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Z-11 409
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Corvettes are not muscle cars, they are sports cars. A muscle car is a two door mid sized coupe with a large V8.
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Classic Chevrolet I remember when I was a little kid dudes used to drive them with big bubble 🫧 tires in the back 😆👍😎
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Look up COPO Camaro, then post a retraction.
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