12 Best Full Size Classic Muscle Cars Detroit Ever Made

12 Best Full-Size Classic Muscle Cars Detroit Ever Made!
Join us as we take a thrilling ride through the heart of Detroit's legendary car manufacturing history, showcasing the most iconic full-size muscle cars that ever rolled off the assembly lines. Highlighting famed models like the Mercury Marauder X100, Buick Wildcat, Ford 7 Litre, Chrysler 300 Hurst, Pontiac Catalina 2+2, Plymouth Fury GT and other nice Detroit Cars, this video is a must-watch for every car enthusiast.
Discover the thunderous power and timeless designs of these engineering marvels that made Detroit a global icon in the automotive world. Each car in our lineup is a testament to the innovation and raw power that define the classic American muscle car era.
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[@GavinShort-be9qu]

Love the vid thank you keep it up

[@GavinShort-be9qu]

I love you as a content creator

[@jendel42750]

I like ALL of these cars. They're ALL GREAT! My favorites from this post are that Chrysler 300 Hurst Edition and that all-black Buick "Boat-Tail" Riviera. I also liked another car from this era which I didn't see here. About 30 years ago, I saw in "Cars & Parts" magazine a 1966 Chevy Caprice, owned by a family who lived in Shreveport, Louisiana. It was special-ordered from the factory with the running gear from its sibling, the Impala SS. The car appeared every bit as stately on the outside as its contemporaries from Cadillac, Lincoln, or Chrysler. But cut it loose at the dragstrip and it would peel off a low-14 quarter-mile with a trap speed of 100mph. Suffice to say THIS particular Caprice was the automotive equivalent of Muhammad Ali: big, pretty, and FAST!

[@erickriebel4366]

Any car you had that had a big V8 and dual exhaust and a 4-barrel I don't care what kind it was if you're talking to 1960s it had more power than most of the cars and when you get into the early 1970s you had a 454 and a 429 and you had 440 you could pick a number and pick your car and most of them are all fun to drive and they were all fast they did not disappoint you like they do now

[@miloswanson9646]

Ford's 7-Litre was the 427, NOT the 428!!!

[@spades262]

No way you left out the regal grand national 🫠

[@CarFreaks_official]

Sure part 2 is in pipeline 😉👍