Re: [Chrysler300] Muscle cars-Then and Now

[Rich Barber <c300@xxxxxxx>]

That worked. Thanks. Interesting article.

Excerpt:

Drew Alcazar, president of Russo & Steele auctions in Scottsdale, 
defines the muscle car as “a grossly overpowered American automobile, 
too big for its own good, that doesn't handle or stop worth a damn.”

Does anyone have a Chrysler 300 that can relate to that?

C300'ly,
Rich Barber
Brentwood, CA
1955 C-300 (was seen to be grossly overpowered by some in 1955, handling 
(eh?), braking: has a pedal big enuf for both feet and both are needed 
at times)

Michael Reed wrote:

>The Fortune site is still accessible -- the URL in the message was incomplete. Try...
>  
>http://www.fortune.com/fortune/personalfortune/articles/0,15114,1114180,00.html?promoid=yahoo
>
>Mike
> 
>  
>




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