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1. Two 1966 Shelby 427 Cobras were specially equipped by Shelby himself. Chassis numbers CSX3303 & CSX3015. How are they different than a standard 427 Cobra?
2. In 1973 and '74 Pontiac had this very special, bullet-proof, & powerful V8 available as a top of the line option on the Trans-Am and Formula Firebirds.
A highly coveted motor among Pontiac enthusiasts.
3. In 1970 Plymouth debuted the 340 six-pack AAR 'Cuda. What does AAR stand for?
4. In 1967-69, you could buy an L72 427 equipped "Motion" Camaro from this Long Island NY Chevy dealership. "Dyno-Tuned and ready to wail."
5. In 1969 any AMC dealer could order you a "Big Bad AMX".
What all was included in the Big Bad option?
6. In 1969 and 1970 Ford's Boss 302 Mustang came equipped only with the solid lifter Boss 302 cid engine. Name the only other FoMoCo vehicle this engine was available in as an option to the standard 351.
7. Before 1970, no GM "A" body (Chevelle, Cutlass, LeMans, Skylark) could be factory equipped with any engine over 400 cubic inches. One manufacturer skirted the corporate ruling by contracting Hurst Performance Industries to install 455 cid engines in their "A" bodies in '68 and '69. What car was the result of this rule bending?
8. The 1964 Pontiac GTO is generally regarded as the car that kicked off the muscle car boom of the 1960's. What does GTO stand for?
9. This 1968 Mopar was a direct response to a Car and Driver editorial article, requesting that Detroit build a no frills, back to basics, affordable muscle car to counter the upward spiraling prices on Detroit's latest muscular offerings.
10. With 2326 produced in 1970, this AMC midsize is a rare sight today. Most were painted white with red, white, and blue reflective stripe graphics. A hood tach, ram-air hood scoop, and floor shifted Hurst 4 speed were standard. It had the highest horsepower motor offered in a regular AMC producion car. A 340 hp 390 cid. Capable of 14.5 quarter mile times out the door.
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