8 Worst Classic Factory Ford Muscle Cars Ever To Hit The Asphalt

[@nickwilczynski3684]

Yea I agree with the comments. I don’t think most of these were meant to be what you’re ragging on them for not being.

[@HighHosilver]

It’s all in the video, thanks for commenting.

[@stephenspilker9334]

none of those cars, with the exception of the torino, were considered muscle cars.

[@TheREALOC1972]

The ONLY one that was a Muscle Car was the 70 Ford Torino, The Ford Elite, the 8th Gene Thunderbird, The Fairmont was a mid-size Family car, The EXP was an attempted JDM style ricer killer, The Maverick and Mustang II was a subcompact gas saver, and the Foxbody Mustang was a Pony car.

[@terrywalchuk4793]

Most of the cars you mentioned were not muscle cars except the 429 Torino I am surprised you didn’t mention the pinto

[@mattlberry]

Exactly what I thought lame ass list what a waste of time watching

[@timkis64]

the "elite" was more of a competition for the chevy monte carlo.the both had enough room between the firewall & radiator support to hold a v12.

[@tomwebber9377]

HAHA! Well stated! I swear you can make 3 corollas out of one Elite.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Why are you showing a Fox Mustang convertible while discussing the Ford EXP? 🤔

[@HighHosilver]

Just for showing, it’s all in the video.

[@davekintz]

So many mistakes with this video, I'll not legitimize them by mentioning them.

[@HighHosilver]

If it’s not on there it doesn’t exist.

[@markcollins457]

The Elite, Thunderbird & Cougar all of the mid to late 70's i never considered muscle cars the all shared the midsized luxobarge platform.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

The Elite was a midsize personal coupe intended to compete with the Monte Carlo, Cutlass Supreme, and Grand Prix. It was never intended to be a "muscle car". Neither was the Fairmont Futura or most of the other Fords on the list.

[@HighHosilver]

All of the cars you mentioned were supposed to be muscle cars.

[@PatrickBigos-e7t]

The only muscle car on your list was a Torino. The cats you showed were the result of the oil crisis. That was the sign of the times. If you modified all these cars, take all the emissions stuff off and these cars would be beasts.

[@HighHosilver]

Definitely, however, those cars left the factory as is😊. Thank you for commenting.

[@MisterMikeTexas]

The Thunderbird pretty much abandoned all pretense of performance after the 61 - 63 Bullet Birds.

[@HighHosilver]

Absolutely, that’s sad but true. Thank you for commenting.

[@GregSr]

90% of all Fords are still on the road. The other 10% made it home.

[@HighHosilver]

Thank you for your comment, Stay tuned for more

[@tomwebber9377]

The Elite was a malaise era cruiser. The EXP was the epitome of fashion (barf!) over function and the Maverick was actually a really good little car. The detuned 302 was done on purpose to not pull sales from the Mustang. In high school lots of kids drove them and modified them to the point they could take on Mustangs without embarrassing themselves. Take an Elite today and drop a Ford turbo V-6 in it and you'd have the best of both worlds.

[@HighHosilver]

Thank you for sharing and commenting. It’s highly appreciated 🤟🏽

[@ESDecaf0]

People call every boxy old car a muscle car, but most of these were totally not designed to be muscle cars.

[@HighHosilver]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, it’s all in the video.

[@ultraviolettp3446]

Yeah, we get it. Some Fords weren't great. If we looked at Toyoduh, the list would be longer....

[@zythr9999]

Saying that to say what?

[@lipss18]

I'm not a ford guy but I don't believe the majority of these were meant to be muscle cars

[@HighHosilver]

It’s all in the video Thank you for commenting

[@janunaddopanto]

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