Ja-ve-lin. Ja-ve-lin. Ja-ve-lin!

Crack pipe for not masking anything when painting it...turquoise? Teal? Aquamarine?

King Cobra, King Cobra, O-M-G King Cobra!

I'm really surprised at the lack of Valiant love here. 1964 is my vintage of choice.

@Ryan K. Light: What....the...

@Quake 'n' Shake: I heart-clicked you, although I almost immediately un-heart-clicked you for specifying something other than a Slant 6.

@Jude Butler: I love all the room in her wide Pacer...

@Maxx Cracker: If I owned one and it was rear-ended, I wouldn't want to keep living either.

@Tomsk supports the Awesomeness: 4thd.

C'mon, Gran Torino Sport, Mach 1 and Falcon!

C'mon, Javelin, Omni, SHO and Bandit!

@chathamh: I, too, am SHO for CoCo.

I toss my humble plea into the ring for the '70 Coronet and the '78 King Cobra.

I would like to cast all my votes for the King Cobra.

1970 Coronet? Hells to the yes.

It's no deal, but for a well preserved 90s muscle car and a great road trip chariot.

I know there's no hope for getting a Plymouth Valiant in there, but would a Plymouth Scamp or Duster be too much to ask?

@scroggzilla raids again: 2nd!

I'm all about the '68 Dart (go figure), but I'm also in big time for the Gran Torino, Starsky and Hutch or otherwise.

However it was the Duke boys were able to fling a Dodge Charger through the air like a lawn dart and have it land without a scratch.