Here are some more muscle cars you can afford on a tight budget.
When it comes to muscle cars you can afford, these classic cars won’t leave you high and dry.
The Chevy Monza (1975-80) was a four-seater, sub-compact car that won Motor Trends Car of the Year in 1975; the Monza is rare but desirable. With a price tag of $1-3,000, it is a must for our list.
When Ford changed its look in 1970 and made the Mercury Cyclone GT (1970-71), most Americans fell out of love. Now more than 50 years later, we can admire the body and interior of one of America’s most powerful vehicles. Sporting a 7-liter V8 rated at 360-hp, the Spoiler model of the Mercury Cyclone GT will only set you back around $12-18,000.
The fastest sedan built in America, and second overall to just the Corvette, the Dodge Dart Sport was a shining light in the nadir of American power in the mid-70s. This beauty would freight train to 121.8 mph and now goes for just $5-8,500.
The 240Z was a gorgeous car, and one of the first Japanese sports cars popular in America. And it was as fast as it looked, topping the speeds of Porsche 911 and Jaguar E-class of its day. The best part- you can find one for under $15,000
A very underrated car for not being a 911, the Porsche 914 is one of the best handling vehicles you will find. They are so much fun to drive. A Porsche 914 in excellent condition will run you $8-12,000.
You won’t be disappointed to see the original post showing more classic muscle cars and the Frequently Asked Questions for the recommended AMSOIL Z-Rod synthetic motor oil.
One of the reasons there are more muscle cars out there for those looking for a classic ride is because those who love these classics have done excellent maintenance to keep them in tip-top shape.
One of the essential maintenance tips is keeping the lubrication fresh and using the best lubrication sold. AMSOIL is trademarked as the 1st in Synthetics and has a complete line of synthetic motor oil like the AMSOIL Z-Rod, transmission fluid, and gear oils to keep your classic car in mint condition.
Please check out our Quick Product Lookup Guide to find the right synthetic motor oil and lubricants available for your muscle car.
Quick Product Lookup Guide
Note: If you have a classic that dates back before the items listed in the Quick Product Lookup Guide, please use our Contact Page. Give us as much detail as possible, engine, transmission, differentials, etc.; we will look up your classic muscle car and get the right products to keep it protected.
