Oh sorry, '69 426 Hemi Barracuda.

 

My favorite muscle/classic car's would have to be my current whip's, here's some pic's....

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That's the million $ ? For me it would be 51 Dodge,2-67 cuda's one is a Formula S 273 Commando 4 sd,66 barracuda,69 barracuda,66 belvdere 2, 64 dart,72 duster,73 duster,75 trail duster,81 dodge ram 1/2 ton 4 spd,88 dodge 1/2 ton thats seen towing Gm's all most everyday.and a 98 Intrepid 3.5 the wife's car i love it too.They don't all fit in the driveway,but thats just less grass to mow. Keep up the good work,love the site.

 

WOW!!!And I thought my dad had quite a few cars lyin' around.[sm=smiley36.gif]Thats a nice collection you have there Fs67cuda.[sm=smiley20.gif]

 

Gotta go with a 1970 roadrunner convertible. 440 six pack, or hemi, 4 on the floor B-5 blue with black int & top.

Now if my ship would come in I'd be all set!!!!!

 

1969 charger with a heart transplant! the new 5.7 hemi, cold a/c tinted windows and remote start, jl audio w7s eclipse head unit and dvd.

 

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Here is a better '71 Roadrunner that you could have added to your collection. It is a #'s matching 426 Hemi 4-spd. car for $45,000 at the Mopar Nationals.

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Thats all I had to say about it too. There was also another '71 Hemi Roadrunner #'s matching with a 4-spd. and a '71 Hemi GTX, they all were in the $42,000-$50,000 range.[sm=smiley3.gif]