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In 1969, AMC released a muscle car based on the Rebel platform. It was called 'The Rebel _______'

Machine. All 2326 of The Rebel Machines had a 340 hp 390 V8, fat tires, hood scoop, Hurst 4 speed & a Patriotic paint job as well.

Which one of these cars does not belong with the others? ...( hint - off to the races)

Mercury Cougar Eliminator. The Talladega, Superbird & Charger 500 were specifically designed with NASCAR in mind (low drag designs). The Eliminator is just another sweet 'Muscle car'.

In 1971 Ford used some stripes, scoops & a 302 to 'muscle' up their Maverick. They called it a ...

Grabber. Maverick Grabbers, (with a little tweaking) make a substantial compact muscle car.

Which one does not belong? ...(hint - size IS important :)

Pontiac GTO 'Ram Air' III 400. Believe it or not... the Dart, Nova, Rambler, Falcon etc. were 'compacts'. The Road Runner, GTO, Javelin, Torino etc. were classed as 'midsize'. :D

Was 'Hurst' actually crazy enough to convert a 'full size' Chrysler in 1970 ?

y. The Chrysler '300-H' was converted by Hurst, 501 hardtops & 2 convertibles.

The 'Cyclone Spoiler' was built by ...

Mercury. I said Cyclone not Syclone ...lol

The 1970 Monte Carlo shared the same platform with Pontiac's Grand Prix, who came first ... The _____ ____

Grand Prix. The re-styled Grand Prix made its debut in 1969, The Monte Carlo showed up in 1970.

These engines were so huge, Ford had to farm these puppies out to get them stuffed under the hood!

Boss 429 Mustang. Drag racing fodder :)

The 1970 Olds 442 W-30 came with a 455 cubic inch mill. The W-31 came with a ___ cubic inch mill.

350. Just what the 'Doctor' ordered !

The Mopars had 2 'wing cars'. One was the Plymouth Superbird, the other was the ...

Dodge Charger Daytona. These 'winged warriors' dominated the 1970 NASCAR races. 1920 Superbirds were built, along with 505 Charger Daytonas.