"Faster Than The World"

Drivers, start your engines! I wrote about my driving experiences in the state of California and it turned out to be one of my most popular hubs. I wrote about my limited exposure to Nascar and introduced you to a site about Nascar. Many of you seemed to like at least one if not both.

So, here I go, shifting gears again from my usual rants, raves and stupid questions. (I am often confused by this site. I have no idea why my pciture has a score, what the scores on the hubs mean, why those scores are there nor have even been to Scores. I did work for a strip club once. . .But I digress. . .)

" Ford, Oldsmo's & Chevy's,(muscle cars) General Motors and my Dodge Hemi, (muscle cars) 67'-Cuts, 'Stangs, Cougars. (muscle cars) In traffic, Falcons, 90' Chavel's, Caprice Classics.(muscle cars)" -- E-40

Musclecarfanatic.com is a website for muscle car maniacs. The site contains articles on muscle mobiles from different years, Don Yenko and more.

The latest lines concern cars from 1971. Specifically, this "automotive" article is about muscle cars built in 1971.  Ironically, this neo-newsbrief begins at the end of the "American muscle car era."
The "racecar" writer continues by clearing up common misconceptions regarding the definition of muscle car. The "convertible" conversation concludes with a list of the final muscle cars made in the states. If you want a "409" then "Drive" your "Little Duece Coupe" down "Route 66" around "Deadman's Curve" 'til you reach musclecarfanatic.com.

 So there you have it, race fans and muscle car mavens.  Let me know what you think about the site.

(I'm waiting.)

My name is Phoenix and. . .that's the bottom line.