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1982 Mustang GT

Jim Clarke led the charge with the creation of the 5.0 HO V8 for the Mustang in 1982 and was responsible for the continuous improvement of the 5.0 throughout the '80s. What Jim and his team accomplished is truly amazing.

No-Frills Muscle Cobra

The original Cobra was Carroll Shelby's two-seat, aluminum-bodied roadster, first with a small block V-8, followed by perhaps the most awesome muscle car of all time, the infamous 427 Cobra. The big block could go from 0 to 60 mph in less than four seconds.

1970 Buick GSX Stage 1

When Car Review magazine first published their "50 Fastest Muscle Cars" list in 1984, it surprised Mopar fans with its #3 ranking of the GSX with Stage 1 455. Number one was the 427 Shelby Cobra, of extremely limited production and just barely a street legal production car.

1966 Mercury Cyclone GT

By 1966, Mercury was once again anxious to get back into the muscle car arena. Using the midsize Comet platform, engineers put their collective heads together to develop the Mercury Comet Cyclone and Cyclone GT.

1978-1979 Dodge Li'l Red Express

The Dodge Li'l Red Express set a standard on how to make a great performance truck. All Dodge Li'l Red Express trucks came from the factory painted in Bright Canyon Red in 1978 and Medium Canyon Red in 1979. Every Li'l Red Express was a regular cab Adventurer with a stepside bed.

1965-1967 Ford Mustang K-Code

The Shelby GT350 wasn't the only high-performance Mustang available if you wanted a fast pony.

1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am: The Star of Smokey and the Bandit

In the movie Smokey and The Bandit, the 1977 Firebird Trans AM driven by Burt Reynolds was the true star.

The Best Muscle Cars Ever Made

This is our top 10 list of the best muscle cars of all time.

1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda: A Muscle Car Time Machine

The 1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda was the last of its kind.

1999 Shelby Series 1: Carroll's Forgotten Convertible

The Shelby Series 1 is the Rodney Dangerfield of Shelbys: It just doesn't get the respect it deserves!

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