Several of these were boats, muscle cars were the downsized vehicles with the boat's motor in it,,. I miss the days of having an old beater, I didn't buy any 80s cars, everyone who did was so upset and wanted their old cars back
Says top 10 cheap muscle cars: Muscle car: intermediate sized car with at or near 400 cu in engine , also includes pony cars like Mustang , Cougar , Camaro and Firebird - 68 X car would count also since similar platforms to GM f body . Proceeds to make a list of 8 Full Size classics that are Not Muscle Cars And only the top two qualify. In addition, almost anything that could easily be driving is close to or over 5 figures it makes it almost moot anyway. It’s ok though because we say some trendy shit about “ murder it out yo” in all black 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sorry gramps, this video wasn't made for you. Its made for young guys that can't get into the hobby because of gatekeepers like you. Didn't know the nursing home had internet access
mostly anything made in the 60s or early 70s with 2 doors and a v8 made in America. at least that was the criteria for this video. If you what one cheap, you gotta bend the definition a little bit
The Oldsmobile Delta 88 and 98 holiday are the hidden muscle cars along with the star fire as well they should have been equipped with the 442 performance package just like the Chevrolet Impala SS back then
While I greatly appreciate your enthusiasm for these cars, not a single one falls under the designation of "Muscle Car." I like all of your picks, but the majority of them would fall under the classification of "Personal Luxury" cars.
Nice vidio guys! I not going to lie! I'm a huge fan of the ol pontiacs also! The lines on them ol girls are sick! I love the way you researched the price and condition of all the cars on the list! And I also totally agree with you on the "runs and drivrs" vs "ran when I parked it"!! Big difference for sure!!! Keep up the good work boys!
Kid, I don't know why you're caling full sized cars "muscle cars". A muscle car is an intermediate body with the top engines and these arevall full sized autos so they don't even fit the definition.
thanks man appreciate it. I did make a similar a top 10 mid to late 70s muscle car list a little while ago here it is th-cam.com/video/UyM5H3kfISU/w-d-xo.html
I had a 67' Delmont 88 as a teen. Paid $350 bucks for it with only 50K miles. Had that big block 425 motor. It would fit eight of us inside and burn rubber the whole length of our block
Wow, a young into old cars.WHAT A PLEASING RARITY.....IM 63 and have had most of these from time to time....have 7 classics now still.....WHAT WAS THE SITE YOU WERE USING FOR THIS VID????,LOOKING FOR MY 8TH. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
The website I use is Facebook marketplace, unfortunately you have to have a Facebook account to use it. thanks for watch and good luck with all of your classics.
No muscle cars here. Seems the definition of “muscle car” has been scudded by latest generation. Just because it’s classic doesn’t make it a muscle car.
In 1989, my neighbor had a 67 charger hemi for sale. $800. Bucks. My dad said, car is ugly and a gas pig. That's the reason Gary was getting rid of it.
My compliments for being into and fairly knowledgeable about cars from the 60's and 70's. I can remember when every one of these cars were a dime a dozen. Getting pretty expensive now but that's how it goes. One minor issue. It's not a four forty two. An Oldsmobile 442 is called a four four two.
Four speed, four barrel, dual exhaust ...........Happy Easter to all. My great Lord has risen. Gearhead for over 50 years. Today I own a 63 Corvette roadster LS1 engine and building 65 Mustang convertible at the present. I am 79 years old and except for Vietnam I have had a street machine of some type since the 60's.
@@TheGeonam I'm glad you explained that George, young guys wouldn't know that you have most likely forgotten more than most will know. But anyway thanks for your Service Brother, and Welcome Home.
@@TheGeonam actually it stood for several different things, originally that's what it stood for but during the mid-late 70's it stood for 400 CID, 4 speed auto trans and Differental (2) drive, in the 80's it stood for 4 cyclinders, 4 speed trans and dual power brakes.
Kind of stretches the definition of “muscle car” to include some plain Jane under powered regular cars. This guy was a twinkle in his daddy’s eye when muscle cars came out. If it doesn’t have the biggest available engine or other performance package, it’s not a “muscle car”.
The first car I drove around, rather extensively was my fathers, delta 88, 1966, under the hood, the air filter cover said ultra high compression 455, I found out later that they did not make a 455 in 1966 it was a 425 The engine it did have was a 425 I believe it had 300 horses anyway this big old heavy Oldsmobile was surprisingly fast I mean to tell you it surprised a lot of people that thought it was just some big old family car. Well it might have been a big old family car but let me tell you by 425 would lay it down and takeoff like a bat out of hell.I had a z28-350-4speed,it could not match the Olds425, the only car I ever owned that could have beaten the sleeper delta 88 was my 1970 Road Runner and that 66 Delta 88 might have given my Road Runner a Run for its Money!
Same car... Now, do you know what the difference is between a 442 and the Cutlass? Not much really, you could order a Cutlass with the same options as the 442 except the badges. Same motor, same transmission, posi traction ect... But losing the 442 attention. I smoked many a fool in my Cutlass lmao 🤣
Just watched you for the first time, good to see a young fellow such as yourself interested in old muscle cars. I just subscribed, don't let me down, you have good content here.👍🍻
Don’t forget the Buick Wildcat and Electra 225 . But every time a video like this comes out the sellers of these old cars start drooling and raising prices. As an old guy with 5 brothers during the 70’s we had dozens of these cars from all manufacturers and they were something. Living in the rust belt was terrible for those cars. But every now and then you strike gold, just got to keep looking
boys i bought a 1967 Buick special came with a 455 stage 2 not a stage 1!!i found it in a junk yard thought it was done !! but with a little time and work she looked so nice! you would not beleive !!! just look up the 1970 prototype buick GSX , a few different parts but the same car !!!!!!!!! i paid about $2500 for it ! you can find them still! Just find a old junk yard thats where they will be ! have fun with it cause it will take a while too fix it up believe me! oh it took me 6 years , spent $15,000. and all numbers match got lucky on that!
Good video , young guy likes muscle cars but he should realize that 13 miles per gallon is good gas consumption for a muscle car , horse power cost money .
several people have, the funny thing is that all the definition they give me are all different. almost like people have different ideas of what definites a Muscle Car.
YO i recognized the video of i95 muscle immediately, they've got some sick cars in their showroom for sale. I stop by every once in awhile when I'm off work to see what they have. I cant afford anything there but its a neat place haha
I had a car that was great to drive. A 63 Chrysler Newport 4 door. On the highway at 70 or more it felt like you were floating. Big heavy car with a large engine, plenty of room inside and a large trunk. I miss that tank.
@@maddenmadness I have a lot of great memories with that car.i had an early stereo/cassette player installed and had the speakers mounted in the rear deck. The sound was amplified because of the big trunk. I was like a DJ when we went to lake or river.
@@maddenmadness I was very popular on weekends. People I meet once would ask me to join at an outdoor party and be sure to bring my car. It was a fun time, I was a teenager during the 60's.
Props and subbed.
Thanks man
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@@maddenmadness can you make a video about the 1970s 4 door sports and muscle cars
It's Nice to see a young Man with interest in old cars, there's no future Gearheads without You.
Doing my best to get others interested as well.
keep it up son keep it up
your on the right track@@maddenmadness
Several of these were boats, muscle cars were the downsized vehicles with the boat's motor in it,,. I miss the days of having an old beater, I didn't buy any 80s cars, everyone who did was so upset and wanted their old cars back
Love the Riv and the Pocho Tempest
Under $10k means blown engine, rusted body, bent frame, etc.
I'd pick the Coronet, 68 lemans, and Nova. Usually in the 15k range on average for a good driver.
Had a 1970 delta 88 with the 455ho. Car would just sit and spin the tires. Awsome on the freeways, very comfortable.
Awesome content
Love all the hard work
thank you. glad you like it
Not even gonna lie I ain't a car person but hell any classic car from the 30s to the very early 70s and I'm happy
Nothing better then old school Detroit steel.
Says top 10 cheap muscle cars:
Muscle car: intermediate sized car with at or near 400 cu in engine , also includes pony cars like Mustang , Cougar , Camaro and Firebird - 68 X car would count also since similar platforms to GM f body .
Proceeds to make a list of 8 Full Size classics that are Not Muscle Cars
And only the top two qualify. In addition, almost anything that could easily be driving is close to or over 5 figures it makes it almost moot anyway. It’s ok though because we say some trendy shit about “ murder it out yo” in all black 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Sorry gramps, this video wasn't made for you. Its made for young guys that can't get into the hobby because of gatekeepers like you. Didn't know the nursing home had internet access
What is your definition of a classic muscle car?
mostly anything made in the 60s or early 70s with 2 doors and a v8 made in America. at least that was the criteria for this video. If you what one cheap, you gotta bend the definition a little bit
GTO was an A body not an X, unless you are talking about the 1974 GTO which would be an X body
Very beautiful amazing looking cars perfect colours thanks friend
Thank you! glad you liked it
The Oldsmobile Delta 88 and 98 holiday are the hidden muscle cars along with the star fire as well they should have been equipped with the 442 performance package just like the Chevrolet Impala SS back then
I feel the same way. it seems like most Oldsmobile's don't get near the respect they deserve.
While I greatly appreciate your enthusiasm for these cars, not a single one falls under the designation of "Muscle Car." I like all of your picks, but the majority of them would fall under the classification of "Personal Luxury" cars.
Nice vidio guys! I not going to lie! I'm a huge fan of the ol pontiacs also! The lines on them ol girls are sick! I love the way you researched the price and condition of all the cars on the list! And I also totally agree with you on the "runs and drivrs" vs "ran when I parked it"!! Big difference for sure!!! Keep up the good work boys!
Thanks Josh, we put a lot of work into these videos and it's nice to see you noticed and appreciate it
Kid, I don't know why you're caling full sized cars "muscle cars". A muscle car is an intermediate body with the top engines and these arevall full sized autos so they don't even fit the definition.
Can you find a 1968 Plymouth. Either a Belvedere, Satellite or GTX ???
Another good video young man, You should do a top 10 of cheap mid-late 70's (73-77) muscle cars and include some AMC's also.
thanks man appreciate it. I did make a similar a top 10 mid to late 70s muscle car list a little while ago here it is th-cam.com/video/UyM5H3kfISU/w-d-xo.html
I had a 67' Delmont 88 as a teen. Paid $350 bucks for it with only 50K miles. Had that big block 425 motor. It would fit eight of us inside and burn rubber the whole length of our block
Damn.... I haven't heard of the Delmont 88 in a LONG time! Too bad you didnt; still have it, they only made them in 67 and 68, they gotta be rare.
Did you purposely try and get that 69 gto passed us, when you were specifically stating it was a 70 or 71??
I tought old car have a historic price
I thought the Mopars were the most interesting.
They're not muscle cars. You're presenting the luxury end.
Wow, a young into old cars.WHAT A PLEASING RARITY.....IM 63 and have had most of these from time to time....have 7 classics now still.....WHAT WAS THE SITE YOU WERE USING FOR THIS VID????,LOOKING FOR MY 8TH. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
The website I use is Facebook marketplace, unfortunately you have to have a Facebook account to use it. thanks for watch and good luck with all of your classics.
Sleeping on the ford galaxies
Fairlane
Falcons were even better than the Fairlane, but they were before the Mustang.
You need to show the price of the cars bigger or tell us the price then your show will be ok
My first car 67 Coronet RT 440ci 375hp air shocks and deep dish Cragers. Looking forward to future videos.
I've always liked Coronets, especially with a 440. Good sound, power, and style. thanks for watching
Love the videos buddy...I'm looking for an old ride so my son and I can put her together..keep it up man !!
Thanks man! Good luck to you and your son!
The Oldsmobiles not a muscle car
At 5 bucks a gallon ,and you show us vehicles that get 12 or 13 MPG and need a ton of work to not look like a jalopy ?makes no sense
they're cheap for a reason
Uhh, it's four four two. Not four forty-two. 👍🏽
No muscle cars here. Seems the definition of “muscle car” has been scudded by latest generation. Just because it’s classic doesn’t make it a muscle car.
it seems the true muscle cars are all to expensive because of your generation.
In 1989, my neighbor had a 67 charger hemi for sale.
$800. Bucks. My dad said, car is ugly and a gas pig.
That's the reason Gary was getting rid of it.
My compliments for being into and fairly knowledgeable about cars from the 60's and 70's. I can remember when every one of these cars were a dime a dozen. Getting pretty expensive now but that's how it goes.
One minor issue. It's not a four forty two. An Oldsmobile 442 is called a four four two.
thanks man
Four speed, four barrel, dual exhaust ...........Happy Easter to all. My great Lord has risen. Gearhead for over 50 years. Today I own a 63 Corvette roadster LS1 engine and building 65 Mustang convertible at the present. I am 79 years old and except for Vietnam I have had a street machine of some type since the 60's.
@@TheGeonam I'm glad you explained that George, young guys wouldn't know that you have most likely forgotten more than most will know. But anyway thanks for your Service Brother, and Welcome Home.
@@TheGeonam actually it stood for several different things, originally that's what it stood for but during the mid-late 70's it stood for 400 CID, 4 speed auto trans and Differental (2) drive, in the 80's it stood for 4 cyclinders, 4 speed trans and dual power brakes.
Kind of stretches the definition of “muscle car” to include some plain Jane under powered regular cars. This guy was a twinkle in his daddy’s eye when muscle cars came out. If it doesn’t have the biggest available engine or other performance package, it’s not a “muscle car”.
Your showing junk . Major body work on every car very misleading .
when the title said "cheap" did you expect perfection? this is not misleading at all
Considering mpg was not something I was looking for when clicking on this LOL
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The first car I drove around, rather extensively was my fathers, delta 88, 1966, under the hood, the air filter cover said ultra high compression 455, I found out later that they did not make a 455 in 1966 it was a 425 The engine it did have was a 425 I believe it had 300 horses anyway this big old heavy Oldsmobile was surprisingly fast I mean to tell you it surprised a lot of people that thought it was just some big old family car. Well it might have been a big old family car but let me tell you by 425 would lay it down and takeoff like a bat out of hell.I had a z28-350-4speed,it could not match the Olds425, the only car I ever owned that could have beaten the sleeper delta 88 was my 1970 Road Runner and that 66 Delta 88 might have given my Road Runner a Run for its Money!
I've never heard of an Olds 442 referred to as a Four Forty-two.
yeah, it's not the right way of saying it. but for some reason that's how people say it where I'm from so it's a habit
Same car... Now, do you know what the difference is between a 442 and the Cutlass? Not much really, you could order a Cutlass with the same options as the 442 except the badges. Same motor, same transmission, posi traction ect... But losing the 442 attention. I smoked many a fool in my Cutlass lmao 🤣
Keep up the good work man don’t give up the algorithm with give you some love soon
Thanks man. maybe some day
I think I'll make a video about something I know nothing about
its okay, I have a microphone.
Lead sleds
Conway T!
Just watched you for the first time, good to see a young fellow such as yourself interested in old muscle cars. I just subscribed, don't let me down, you have good content here.👍🍻
Thank you, not planning on stopping or changing my content anytime soon
I'm with this guy.
The old Cutlas was a pretty good car back when.
Don’t forget the Buick Wildcat and Electra 225 . But every time a video like this comes out the sellers of these old cars start drooling and raising prices. As an old guy with 5 brothers during the 70’s we had dozens of these cars from all manufacturers and they were something. Living in the rust belt was terrible for those cars. But every now and then you strike gold, just got to keep looking
What about 1966 Ford Fairlane GT Cobra ?
I'll look into those, thanks for the suggestion
boys i bought a 1967 Buick special came with a 455 stage 2 not a stage 1!!i found it in a junk yard thought it was done !! but with a little time and work she looked so nice! you would not beleive !!!
just look up the 1970 prototype buick GSX , a few different parts but the same car !!!!!!!!! i paid about $2500 for it ! you can find them still! Just find a old junk yard thats where they will be ! have fun with it cause it will take a while too fix it up believe me! oh it took me 6 years , spent $15,000. and all numbers match got lucky on that!
absolutely awesome story, beautiful car and with that big block I bet it was a monster. Thanks for sharing!
Bad mpg but man I loved these car's
I sold the blue LeMans sport convertible in the video for 19000 in 2022 Had it for 39 years.
Thanks for the sick video of the burnout man! It looked like a blast to drive. hopefully the new owner gets another 39 years out of her.
You forgot about the omega in the top spot category
If you can afford to buy an upscale car, then you can afford the gas for it.
1966 Oldsmobile 88 Royal Sedan 4DR
Has a picture of a 2dr.....$1,800
I didn't notice that. I think the seller might have been on something idk
Good video , young guy likes muscle cars but he should realize that 13 miles per gallon is good gas consumption for a muscle car , horse power cost money .
Yeah, I understand that. i just thought it was interesting.
This kid needs to be taught what a muscle car is
several people have, the funny thing is that all the definition they give me are all different. almost like people have different ideas of what definites a Muscle Car.
YO i recognized the video of i95 muscle immediately, they've got some sick cars in their showroom for sale. I stop by every once in awhile when I'm off work to see what they have. I cant afford anything there but its a neat place haha
I'll have to stop there next time I'm in North Carolina. I love there high quality videos for sure
bate and switch
were you expecting chargers, Chevelles, and 442s? well those are expensive.
Not in Oregon are u gonna get any of those cars for under 10K.
I noticed you didn't mention a plymouth Road Runner
I got you th-cam.com/video/5CU7eOXG_JA/w-d-xo.html
$$$$$
They are high dollar cars.
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thank you!
Very good content. 👍👍
thank you
@@maddenmadness You are welcome!
Good job kid !!!
thank you man, I appreciate it
The cars are older than you are ...
Born in the wrong generation
@@maddenmadness Yes indeed..
I'd do that to the Riv also. Total black, including chrome, lower it. Not much though. Make it something my mom could be proud of. LOL.
oldsmobile omega x body... u forgot...
yeah, I notice that now. can't believe I forgot it originally had planned on mentioning it.
I had a car that was great to drive. A 63 Chrysler Newport 4 door. On the highway at 70 or more it felt like you were floating. Big heavy car with a large engine, plenty of room inside and a large trunk. I miss that tank.
big cars like that are underrated id much rather drive what people call a "boat" and be comfortable than cramped in a tiny compact.
@@maddenmadness I have a lot of great memories with that car.i had an early stereo/cassette player installed and had the speakers mounted in the rear deck. The sound was amplified because of the big trunk. I was like a DJ when we went to lake or river.
@@waydel4 sounds like a movie scene. bet it was fun to live through.
@@maddenmadness I was very popular on weekends. People I meet once would ask me to join at an outdoor party and be sure to bring my car.
It was a fun time, I was a teenager during the 60's.
Awesome 🎉 Channel!!. 👍
thank you!
This guy is ok, muscle cars are 1960's and 70's
Need to reexamine the definition of muscle car.
Or a simple reality check
No information where to buy the car's good job
I got you. Facebook marketplace
For the most part these are NOT muscle cars.
Would help if ya know who or where they are selling it from??🤔
I do appreciate your effort but,Not all these cars are considered muscle cars.
yeah I understand, the price cap was difficult to work around. What this list boils down to is American, 2 door, v8, cars from the 60s and 70s.