Imports or Muscle

Muscle or Small Modified?

  • Muscle Cars

    Votes: 28 73.7%

  • Small Modified Cars

    Votes: 10 26.3%
  • Total voters
    38
  • Poll closed .
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Which do you prefer Small Modified Cars or Muscle Cars?
 
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Rice is Imports and Muscle is American high powered cars (camaros,mustangs,vettes,vipers etc)
 
I encouraged him to start this poll now quit picking on him and just vote.:rockon

Everyone knows what a ricer is and a muscle car is. Those are the two choices. If you don't like them then make another poll.:dcrules
 
So, all Japanese produced cars are "ricers" while Muscle Cars are American made Super Cars? I don't think I ever considered a Camaro or a Mustang a "Super Car".
 
I'm not picking on him, I was just stating that in my mind super cars start with super prices. I'm not the only one that has this definition. Even a 900 h.p. Supra will never meet the traditional definition of a muscle car. That's reserved for the big 3 or I should say 4 AMC made a few that fit the bill. The Supra or Skyline will never fit the traditional muscle car definition, fast as they may be.
 
Scott P said:
So, all Japanese produced cars are "ricers" while Muscle Cars are American made Super Cars? I don't think I ever considered a Camaro or a Mustang a "Super Car".
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You are generalizing too much and who said a mustang or camaro was a "super car"?

I know when I go to the local drag strip there are either ricers (little hondas, mazdas, nissans or toyotas...) or muscle cars (mustangs, camaros, chargers...)
 
El Camino edited his post when he called Muscle Cars American Made Super Cars and listed those vehicles I mentioned. I was just expanding on that point. I find it a bit disconcerting when the label of "ricer" is tossed around to mean all import cars. I just wanted to see how those terms were viewed by the original poster. Now I know.
 
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