r/musclecar • u/SuperAngryGuy • 1h ago
r/musclecar • u/mcmustang51 • Apr 11 '18
New Subreddit for Newer Muscle Cars! /r/ModernMuscle - 80s to today
So its been discussed before here that this sub should stay true to the muscle cars of the '60s and '70s. I'm fine with that, but we still get a few posts a week of those posting newer muscle cars. This new sub is an attempt to give them a new home. As a fan of both eras, this is exciting. We are in need of sharing the new sub, so please do share the news where appropriate.
Moderators are needed here and the new sub. experience preferred. Message the mods to apply.
For those that think this subs should just allow newer models... No, but you can trying subscribing to both, combining them into a multireddit, or clicking the link http://reddit.com/r/MuscleCar+ModernMuscle
r/musclecar • u/mcmustang51 • Jun 01 '25
Looking for new moderators for /r/musclecar
Get in touch if you want to help
r/musclecar • u/Tiny-Damage-177 • 2d ago
Bought a '70 Dart Swinger at 15 Years Old, daily driving at 19!
This is my good friend Ross' 1970 Dart, he's easily my youngest car guy buddy! Pretty rare to see a teen driving a 70's Mopar in 2026 as a daily AND he did a lot of work on the car. There is a documentary episode we filmed on his story i'll throw it in the comments if anyone wants to see it. This little 340 really ripps too! Was a fun drive!
r/musclecar • u/Ambitious_Carry_4281 • 1d ago
Restomod Black Magic The Mustang
LS Swapped ‘68 Mustang Coupe with a 6-speed T-56 Manual transmission in the rear
r/musclecar • u/Muscle_Car_Campy • 3d ago
Stock Original 1966 Plymouth Belvedere 1 Street Hemi!
Bare bones muscle machine. https://youtu.be/nG03l1WH9o4
r/musclecar • u/Individual_Oil_2435 • 3d ago
Americans in The Netherlands (carshow)
r/musclecar • u/Valkrie_Flight • 3d ago
1986 Cutlass Supreme Brougham
galleryDriver project car with the belt small block Chevy 350 looking for a four speed transmission to go with the 3:73 gear rear end I found then she should be finished.
r/musclecar • u/Recifier420 • 4d ago
1970 Acadian
Here are photos of a 1970 Acadian that I built during the summer on my parents carport when I was 17 (1983). I bought it for $275.00 to drive back and forth for College. At the end it looked like a fast car but only had a rebuilt inline 250 six cylinder engine. Faked out everyone. It was a major bondo bugle for sure. When I bought it, it was full of bonds and needed pretty much all new suspension front and back, brakes, floors, trunk floor, gas tank and had to get it running. Lots of reading - Thanks Hot Rod Magazine.