I was driving my car hard today... saw the gas prices... and started driving completely different - not going above 2000 rpm.... for about 5 mins.. then i said screw it...
Well at least he tried.

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I was driving my car hard today... saw the gas prices... and started driving completely different - not going above 2000 rpm.... for about 5 mins.. then i said screw it...



ColossalContrarian wrote:The education will be difficult because a lot of the muscle car mass believes we can bomb the world to cheap prices in gas.

Bin Laden dies and gas goes cheaper? Who else can we knock off to bring it to under .80 cents a litre? I think .80/L is fair?




ColossalContrarian wrote:The education will be difficult because a lot of the muscle car mass believes we can bomb the world to cheap prices in gas. The truth is that regardless of ones beliefs you can drive around your local area and see all the muscle cars and trucks for sale. Just like in 2008 people are moving away from gas guzzlers. I live in Denver and we are generally on the low end of the US national average but there are many trucks with 4Sale signs on them.
Now that I've posted a comment I'll look through the link you posted and see how delusional the folks on the other board are, or how delusional I am.
I don't think a protest will do jack...


evilgenius wrote:Wow, that's cool, I'm in Denver too. I can vouch for the really cheap prices seen around here in '08 for muscle cars and trucks. Many had for sales signs on them for prices way below what the blue book said.



AgentR11 wrote:I just don't get why all those folks who are obviously economically stressed, would choose to feed a toy that furthers enhances their economic stress! Then they make a derisive comment about bicycles, as if they would die horribly if they rode their bicycle to work. A very different mindset I suppose. Gonna suck to be them at $10/gal gasoline.







Muscle Cars used to be popular when I was a kid




Really. What's the point? You can't even go muddin' in them.vision-master wrote:an those things will go on the wayside like the Model T's have.
Muscle car's, Boomer's last wet dreams, overpriced old junk.




Not coincidentally when the Japanese compact invasion began in earnest. In 1966 I convinced my dad to buy a Mercury Comet Caliente (hot!) with a small bore 8 cylinder engine (289cu). In the early 1970's my tastes changed (I became a conscious human ) and I got my first car--a piece of sh#t Opel Kadet. Never looked back. The classy girls (~"snookie") wouldn't be caught dead in them, they were for "greasers," Jersey Shore Guys. (The "Situation" oils himself while gazing on their visage.) Funny thing is Muscle Cars morphed into Muscle Guys in the 1980's. Kinky stuffMaddog78 wrote:Still a lot of lust out there for '65-'71 muscle cars.






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