Perhaps a little off topic...

[JimJablonski <groovinjim@xxxxxxx>]

I stumbled across yet another web article that attemped to rank or list 60's muscle cars.  My observation and resulting reaction seems to always be the same.  How cold any list not include one of the '62 - '64 max wedge cars?  Worse, I consistently read that the 1964 Pontiac GTO was the car that "started it all."

C'mon now!

I know it is near impossible to put personal bias, opinion, and emotion aside, but how could a 389 with three two barrels "start" the muscle car era when two years earlier you could buy a 426 max wedge in a lightweight B body?

Rant aside, here is the latest list that riled me up...

http://www.bankrate.com/finance/auto/best-american-muscle-cars-of-all-time-1.aspx

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