Is this your personal ranking of the cars? I'm wondering how the falcon xygt 351 phase III was only 25th.. it's easily top3. I prefer the look compared to mad max black ford falcon 1973 xb gt 351. The xa imho is just xy coupes. Much like when Holden brought out the monaro again, but it was just a vt coupe. The original monaro with it's own shaped looked so much better than the remake. Im quite enjoying the video (m up to the 83 rpo, but had to ask that first question. I see all the negative stuff you been copping... I'll just say the cars are old, n the way your are presenting them, makes me feel like I'm watching an old TV show... so it kinda matches 😊

I appreciate seeing all these vehicles, but it's completely full of mistakes. For example you're showing some clips of Holden 304 V8's instead of the Falcon EB GT There are some cars that could be included, no mention of one HSV Clubsport VN VP VR VS VT

Hi I'm not sure what the TR0LLS are on about, but your video is fine and you DON'T come across as selling anything. IGNORE the negative TR0LLS they don't speak for the rest of us 😎 I enjoyed the video it's been a while since I seen some these beauties 😇

Thanks so much for your kind words and support! 😎 It means a lot to hear that you enjoyed the video and appreciated seeing those classic beauties. We love sharing content that brings joy and nostalgia. What was your favorite part, or which car would you love to see more of in future videos? 😇@@user-pf1en2gr4b

Thanks for pointing out the discrepancies, especially about the Holden 304 V8 and Falcon EB GT mix-up. We're committed to improving the accuracy of our content and really appreciate such detailed feedback. You mentioned the HSV Clubsport series-great suggestion! Which other models do you think should be featured to give a fuller picture of muscle car history? @@stevo184

Makes you wonder why some entity would go to so much trouble to mangle our valuable automotive history? Looks deliberate & creepy to me.

Apologies for the slip-ups! We’re always looking to improve and your input is crucial. Appreciate your help!

I can understand why it might feel that way, and it's definitely not our intention to misrepresent or diminish the rich history of automotive culture. We strive for accuracy and genuinely value corrections and insights from knowledgeable viewers like you. Could you help point out the inaccuracies? We’re here to learn and improve together!@@johnbrooks9523

Thanks for pointing that out! You're right, that car at 37:00 is indeed a special VL Walkinshaw edition with a V8, not a Turbo 6cyl. It's important to get these details right, so I appreciate your help in correcting that. The VL Turbo model with the 3-liter Nissan 6cyl Turbo Engine sounds like a powerhouse as well. Your knowledge is invaluable in ensuring accuracy in these discussions!

interesting side note: they detuned the nissan 6 turbo (with holden rocker cover) so that the V8 would out perform it and hopefully keep sales going because lets face it.... the RB is a MONSTER !!!

The Wilinshaw was also de-stroked for the race track to keep things competitive with the fords. The homogenized street version was more powerful than the actual race cars that year. It was the most powerful car Australia ever made for at least another couple decades. It was also the last of the homogenized cars sold. Meaning that Holden and ford no longer had to produce for public sale a minimum of 500 cars that were going to be raced each year. Holden had real problems with warranty due to the Cam and solid lifters they were breaking at the rockers. Pretty sure it was the mounts on the head not holding up. So to use these motors and get away from the warranty issues. They put the motors in station wagons with standard manifold and exhaust and mostly they were sold to companies used for sales reps to do business in. There were a few stories getting around of the odd freak station wagon that out performed all the others. And over the years the story came out about them being put in station wagons some people have been lucky enough to find some. I know of one that was found in a family wagon by accident. So rather than scrap the car he actually had the engine rebuilt and kept the wagon. That was a long time ago now and I've no idea what become of the car now.

The VL Walkinshaw came from factory with a 5 litre V8 that was fuel injected and also had a twin throttle body inlet manifold.

Sorry to hear that the video didn't meet your expectations. I'm always looking to improve, so if you have specific feedback, I’d appreciate it. Thanks for your input.

@@AmericanMuscles To remedy the glaring problem, you & I would have to run slowly through the entire presentation from start to finish & edit images & narrative. It could be done and it should be done. The problem begins right from the starting point hand drawn artwork.... Not representative of any Australian car. Things get really out of shape soon after when you show images of what you assert are 1968 HK GTS 327 Monaros. They're not. They're 1969 HT 350 GTS Monaros & having someone who obviously doesn't know tell us it is so, is bothersome. Please find the time to fix this thing. It's sick & it runs like a dog with a busted leg.

Thank you for taking the time to provide such detailed feedback. It’s clear that there are significant inaccuracies that need addressing, and your expertise could be invaluable in getting things right. I'm committed to producing content that is both informative and accurate, and I agree that a thorough walk-through of the presentation with knowledgeable input like yours is essential. Thank you again for your willingness to help improve this content.@@johnbrooks9523

@@AmericanMuscles I'm done with trying to assist you with correcting your myriad mistakes. After investing over two hours typing up detailed corrections for you, YT erased my work midtype. This has NEVER EVER occurred before. You can shove your despicable settings & expect flack wherever you appear. Loading the public up with rubbish will attract appropriate attention.

I understand that you spent a significant amount of time typing out detailed corrections for a KZfaq video, only to have your work erased before you could complete it. This kind of technical issue can be incredibly frustrating, especially when you're trying to provide helpful feedback. It's understandable that you would feel discouraged by this experience.@@johnbrooks9523

I'm truly sorry to hear the video didn't meet the mark, and I appreciate your honesty. It’s important we get the facts right, especially about Australian car culture, which has its unique aspects and challenges. I’d be grateful if you could point out some specific inaccuracies so we can correct them. Thank you for helping us improve.

Bs we made plenty and there are plenty more not mentioned in this video, you must be young an uninformed.

Thanks for the clarification-your knowledge of Monaros is impressive! I apologize for the confusion in the video. I'll revisit the details and make sure future content accurately reflects the correct models and specs. Your feedback is invaluable and helps tremendously in maintaining the accuracy of our videos. Thank you for taking the time to share this!

Your Correct

It does say muscle cars you’ve never heard of - I’ve never never heard of a HT Monaro 327 haha

@@peterhess6039 that's because they never made one

Thanks for pointing out the mistake! I’ll make sure to correct that and double-check the facts for future content. Appreciate your sharp eye!

I know right 😂no one seems to get Australian mussel cars right all dum dums

I know, right? 😂 It seems like Australian muscle cars often stump people. Thanks for catching that-keeps me on my toes! We’ll keep learning and improving together.@@Aussie-des420

Settle down ya muppet! Why all the aggression and abuse?

Thanks for pointing that out! The 1990 HSV Senator definitely deserves a mention, and it's an oversight on our part for missing it. Are there other models or years you feel should be highlighted in our coverage of HSVs?

I really appreciate you taking the time to point out these details-it's clear you know your stuff! I apologize for the mistakes in the video and thank you for the corrections. I’ll make sure to double-check my sources and details more carefully in future videos. Your insights are incredibly helpful to ensure the accuracy and quality of the content. Thank you again!

That sounds like a fantastic experience! Owning such iconic cars must have given you some memorable moments. Do you have a favorite story or a particular car that stands out in your memories? I’d love to hear more about your adventures with them!

@@AmericanMuscles I grew up in Australia's Capital, Canberra. Cars were our culture, at school my mates drove fast cars. My neighbor owned a 327 Monaro and rallied a Days in 1600Sss with a 2 litre engine. My 2nd car a Holden Torana LJ (Not an XUI ) SL with a 173ci 6 and a 3 speed that did 16 second quarter. I left school and worked in car parts for a few years. Wrecking yards, Auto Accessories, wholesale parts, genuine parts, For a, Holden, Fiat, Mercedes and so on. During that time I owned Ford Falcon XT utility I fitted a 302 Clevland V8 4v and FMX trans with a white leather interior. Holden HK panel van I fitted a 308 v8 and 3sp auto. A Holden HQ Kingswood 253 v8 3sp 4 door and a HQ SS 253 v8 M20 4speed and 10 bolt led. I crashed the SS into a milk truck writing it off. I finished up making 1 v8 4speed Kingswood Holden with the SS interior. Ford XA RPO30 GT 4 door, Red Pepper with black trim 351 Boss with a Rock Crusher Top Loader and Detroit Locker 9" 9000 rpm on the very rare tacho 112mph in 1st. I knew the guy who bought the last A9X Holden Torana, a 4 door yellow. In 88 and 89 I entered the Street Machine magazine Summernats in my Ford Falcon XB 2 door, 351 Cleveland modified with a dual quad tunnel ram. Got my photo in Summernats magazine doing the Burnout competition. My last muscle car an XB Ford Falcon S 302 Cleveland auto... These days I own a Ford Focus ST170 Cosworth, one of 100 in Australia

Thanks for pointing that out! I'm always looking to improve and provide accurate information. If you have specific corrections or tips, I'd really appreciate your insights. It’s great to learn from knowledgeable viewers like you!

@@AmericanMuscles There are so many mistakes, it's irritating to the point of excruciation. You've gone to all this trouble to produce something that many would enjoy & made a shocking mess of it. We love our unique to Australia homegrown high performance cars & we're more than happy for the whole world to see them & learn about them. When we see & hear so many glaring mistakes, it's borderline insulting. The commentary needs to be redone without the mistakes & the images need proper sorting. Many of the cars shown are customised & or extensively modified & have no place in this presentation. Some of the customised cars you show bear ugly tasteless customisations best fogotten. Some models do not match your descriptions. You describe a Series Production virtually standard HDT HT 350 GTS like it's a one of... It isn't. A GTR & a GTR XU-1 are substantially different cars. An LJ Torana shown by you IS NOT AN LC TORANA AS DESCRIBED BY YOU. The mistakes carry on with the Valiants as well. The whole thing needs a rebuild since it is so far out of whack. I can promise you this: You need to fix this mess or you'll attract some really upsetting coments, destroy your own credibility & look like a fool. Kindly consult an Aust car enthusiast & straighten out this foolishness.

Thank you for taking the time to provide such detailed feedback. I truly appreciate your passion for Australian high-performance cars and understand how important accuracy is to enthusiasts like yourself. I apologize for the errors and the frustration they caused. I’m committed to correcting these mistakes and will consult with a knowledgeable Australian car enthusiast to ensure the content is accurate and respectful of the automotive legacy. Thank you again for helping improve the quality of our presentations. Your input is invaluable.@@johnbrooks9523

@@AmericanMuscles We struggle with this problem every day. Interested folk consult the internet seeking information on unique to Australia interesting performance cars. The internet is littered with faulty information regarding this subject. Even many Australians make mistakes when describing cars & history because they simply do not know any better. Arguments start when those misinformed haggle with those who actually know. To add insult to injury, a rotten pack of greedy globalist bastards decided in 1978 to destroy Australia's world class highly competitive automotive industry which led to the total loss of all the wonderful manufacturers who saw fit to create these great cars you showcase. IE: We're hurting because we'll never see any more great new Australian cars ever again. It's vitally important under the circumstances to do exactly as you have done in showcasing these amazing & potent cars. We just have to make a better effort to gets the facts in order. A pedigreed factory high performance car is worth showing. You have included some seriously ugly customised cars which, in all honesty, look decidedly overdone, gawdy & rather tasteless. Our manufacturers did a damn good job on most of our factory high performance cars & those are what you describe when you show many that are borderline privately mangled. You have sufficient images of suitable cars interspersed with some crud. Some editing could quickly remedy this. The narrative also desperately needs edit. It's quite fixable. You really need an older Aussie enthusiast who was around when all these cars were produced & who paid attention. A few of us survive. Aust car enthusiasts love Aust factory high performance cars. We're protective of them & their history.

Every time a bogan makes a comment they're identified because they can't spell "does". It's ironic that you mention mistakes...

Got it, thanks for the correction! Pronunciation can vary, but it's great to know the preferred way. Do you have a favorite Monaro model?

Thanks for catching that mistake about the XR Falcon GT and the Monaro-it's crucial we get such important facts right. I apologize for the oversight and appreciate your help in keeping the information accurate. We're always aiming to improve our documentaries and value your expertise. Are there other aspects you think we should revisit or clarify?

Yep ,with a 289 power plant.

You guys have the Australian Ford XR-XY body shape in a coupe

I totally agree, the Ford and FPV models are incredible! It's a shame they're not readily available in the USA. Who knows, maybe we'll see them on American roads in the future. Fingers crossed!🤞 What's your favorite model from these brands?

Ford and FPV are Junk.

@@AmericanMusclesWho would want one, they are Junk.

​@@user-fb7qu8lu7sonly straight guys like Fords 😉

Appreciate the feedback! Always aiming to improve. What specifics should we correct?

For a start, Australian manufacturers use a two letter code to distinguish between different models as they often are built for than one year. The Monaro GTS 327 was designated HK. The HDT Monaro was a race car raced by the Holden Dealer Team and not its own model and was actually a HT Monaro GTS 350 . There are so many other things inncorect with this video that I don't have the time to list them all. One main problem is not including the car that started the muscle car wars in Australia. The XR Falcon GT, wich was released in 1967.

@@AmericanMuscles blaspheme ! "how dare you!" The 1990 senator, I thinki seen one 90's the rest are VE/VF senators from 05-13. You picked a great list thou.

I’m really sorry to hear about the confusion and the frustration it caused. It’s crucial for us to get these details right, especially for iconic models like the E49 Charger. We definitely don’t want to spread misinformation. Your feedback is invaluable, and I’d be grateful if you could help us by pointing out some specific errors when you have the time. We’re here to improve and provide the best content possible. Thanks for giving it a chance, and I hope we can do better next time!

Ha, good catch! It's always interesting to see how legends like Brocky get intertwined with icons like the Walkinshaw. It's a small world, even in the car community! What's your favorite Brocky or Walkinshaw moment?

Thats what i thought , and still plenty missing in the video.

Thanks for taking the mix-up in stride! It’s great to hear you enjoyed seeing the Aussie muscle cars despite the inconsistencies. We're working to tighten up our content, but it's fans like you who make the journey worthwhile. Do you have a favorite story or a particular car that stands out in your memories?

Appreciate your insight! We definitely want to cover as many iconic cars as possible. Which ones do you think should be added to really round out the video?@@doriankeating1963

@@AmericanMuscles No worries mate, good Vid and I always luv seein older Aussie muscle cars, Ford or Holden. Keep up the good work.

It sounds like you've had some incredible experiences! Thanks for the correction on the pronunciation-getting those right definitely adds to the authenticity and enjoyment of the content. The versatility of these cars is just amazing, isn't it? Flipping from a racetrack warrior to a road car overnight must have been something to see. Do you have any favorite stories or moments from those days that stand out to you?

@@AmericanMuscles As a teenager I had two older cousins, brothers that talked race car performance constantly. The purchased a striking Holden V8 Monaro GTS, bright yellow with black GTS strips from front to back just off centre. The road car could be flipped to race track configuration by stripping interior seating and fitting racing wheels and tyres. The sound of the engine just idling sent tingles down the spine, any acceleration was like an angry beast coming to life. The coolest cousins one could have, both went onto business in the construction industry. Young people today have now idea. Electric cars can certainly out perform these dinosaurs, but whiteout the soundtrack.

Oops, Torana, not Toronto-thanks for the sharp eye! Really glad you appreciate our nod to Australian muscle car history. We love celebrating these iconic rides. Got a favorite Torana model?

Toranas are truly iconic! Do you have a favorite model or memory with a Torana?

Thanks for pointing that out. Your feedback is invaluable for us to improve.

Oi oi oi! Absolutely, those cars defined an era down under. It’s great to celebrate the classics that have left such a strong legacy. Which model do you think was the real standout of that time?

@@AmericanMuscles GTHO 111. A9X, E49, GTS 427 ( love the sprint 6) The best answer i can give you

Those are some legendary picks! The GTHO Phase III, A9X, E49 Charger, and the GTS 427 are all icons of muscle car history. That Sprint 6 must be a thrill to see in action. Do you have personal stories with any of these, or are they on your dream car list?@@jimclarke1108

Thanks for your feedback! I aim to make my videos informative and engaging, and I appreciate your perspective. I'll definitely keep your preference for a more straightforward style in mind for future videos. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!

Exactly like would’ve been a cool video. If it didn’t feel like you were trying to sell me each car and an extended warranty just shut up lol.

Because the script is AI sourced I'm thinking...

Thanks for that feedback! I definitely aim for informative content rather than a sales pitch, so I’ll take your comments on board and focus more on sharing passion and knowledge about the cars without making it feel commercial. Your input helps me fine-tune the approach. Thanks again for watching and for your honesty!@@CoastalAutoReactionCAR

1 Year 2 Name 3 Engine Sizes 4 Horse Power 5 Torque figures 6 Performance Times ie 0-60....ect 7 Production numbers 8 Unique Features/Equipment 9 Cost Then/Adjusted Cost Now 10 Short Commentary 11 Next and Repeat SIDE NOTE: AI sounds like AI EVERY TIME (never a good thing)

I'm sorry to hear that you didn't find the presentation to your liking. Your feedback is valuable in improving future content.

Thank you for your candid feedback. I apologize for the discrepancies and understand the frustration it causes, especially to enthusiasts who know their cars inside out. We're committed to improving the accuracy and presentation of our content. If you could specify some of the incorrect examples, I would greatly appreciate it. Your expertise can help us enhance the quality of our videos. We're here to learn and make things right!

Looks like we stumbled upon the rare and elusive 'EB GT Limited Edition Funny Lookin'' model! 😄 Thanks for catching that-sometimes the details are as entertaining as the cars themselves! Do you have a favorite funny moment from the world of cars?

believe it or not, EBGT is RARER than XYGT i think only 300 or so made.. i used to go to the shops in a brand new cardinal red eb... my best mate still has it

That's fascinating! Thanks for sharing that insight about the GTRX. It's always interesting to hear the behind-the-scenes stories. Do you have any more details or stories about the GTRX or other cars from that era?

Seems like the Holden crew is in full force! 😂 Love the passion. What do you all think sets Holden apart from the rest?

Yeah I don't understand any of these complaints, I'm as much a car lover as the next guy, I've had 21 cars in my life I'm also a registered mechanic. It's a shame we see so many negative ppl visit channels like this. Your right though it's the Holden fans whining

Wow, that 74 XB GS panel van sounds like an absolute beast! The 302 V8 Cleveland with a 4-barrel carb and a Borg Warner 4-speed top loader must have made for some unforgettable drives. Do you have any standout memories or stories from your time with that car?

@@AmericanMuscles I GOT A few mems lol...i put bosch platinum plugs in it and points n kept the tuning up on it weekly. i blew 4 clutches in a month n had to put in an extra heavy duty one, plus i had the tail shaft balanced. The diff was a standard 2.92:1 ratio, i had ROH 5 slot standard rims on the front with eagle wide 70 tyres, ROH 5 slot 8" deep dish rims on the rear with goodrich 10" TA radials, tuned length dual sports exhaust, Armstrong 150psi air shocks on the rear, front lowered inch and a half....had full length cupboards inside with a self made dbbl arabian archways where the curtains came out from inside the arch...in the front i had a custom overhead console where my cb went and all the switches too. I usedc to hide ppl under the matress to get em into the drive in, reverse up to the screen, open the doors n ppl would lay blankets n pillows under the back n we'd have ppl sittin in the back cos on one side of the cupboards was all the drinks, the other side had all the food....took many a trip in it too

😂 Thanks for the correction on the Barra pronunciation and for highlighting the F6 Typhoon! That engine is indeed a beast-capable of some serious power while keeping reliability in check. It's great to hear from someone who appreciates what the Barra can do. Do you think it outperforms other engines on our list in terms of overall capabilities?

You're definitely right about the level of knowledge and passion in the community! It’s crucial to get the details spot-on, especially with such an informed audience. I really appreciate the specifics you've pointed out and the reminder to double-check even the basics. Thanks for giving the video a chance despite the omissions. We'll make sure to include the Blue Meanie, the HDT VK Group A Commodore, the '72 HQ Monaro, and the ESP 351ci XD Falcon in future content to cover all these legendary machines comprehensively. Which of these is your absolute favorite to see in action?

Love the nickname! The XB Falcon Coupe really has a unique style. Got a favorite feature about it?

Yep, the fat arse Falcon.

extra info: GT = Grand Tourer HO = Handling Options

Hello from the other side of the world! Thanks so much for your detailed feedback-it’s clear you know your stuff and these distinctions are key for getting our facts straight. I apologize for the errors, and I really appreciate the specific corrections. We'll make sure to clarify these points in any updates or future content to ensure it reflects the true details of these iconic models. How's everything going in Melbourne? Any car events coming up that you're looking forward to?

Glad you enjoyed the pronunciation! It's always fun to hear different takes on these classic names. What's your favorite model?

Thanks for emphasizing that distinction! I see now the importance of differentiating between a hardtop and a coupe, and the engine options like the 6, 302, and 351 are indeed crucial details. I'll make sure to get these specifics right in the future. Your expertise is truly appreciated, and it's helping to improve the accuracy of our content. Thanks again!

That sounds exciting! Toranas are such iconic cars. Which models are your favorites?

You mean Toronto, right? 🤣

😂 Oops, that mix-up definitely slipped through! Thanks for catching that. It’s important for us to get these details right. Do you have any favorite EB GT moments or features?

Thanks for the correction! Getting these details right is important, and I appreciate your help. I'll make sure to get it right next time. 😊

That's quite a shift in engine technology! It's amazing how much power they can get from smaller, turbocharged engines these days. Are you a fan of the new trend, or do you prefer the older, larger engines?

Glad you got a laugh out of the Valiant S49 specs! 😂😂 We definitely aim to get things right, and I apologize for the mistakes in this video. Your feedback is invaluable. Could you point out specific errors so we can correct them in future videos?

That sounds like an incredible drive! The Monaro Highway definitely seems like a must-try route for any car enthusiast. Thanks for sharing this gem-nothing like a challenging road through beautiful landscapes to make a trip memorable. Have you got any favorite stops along the way?

@@AmericanMuscles Cooma N.S.W.. is nice, Gateway to the snowy mountains, Nimmitabel,N.S.W. historical, Great overnight rest stop, Orbost. VIC. Friendly sweet town ( Real Australia) beautiful River , close to the Sea,( Wild coast) and Beaches , then all Gippsland is Special.

Thanks for the feedback and for appreciating the photos! I apologize for the errors in the video. We’re working on improving the accuracy of our content. Your input is invaluable!

Thanks for the great details! The history behind the VL SS Group A 'Walky' is truly fascinating-such an iconic piece of automotive engineering. It's awesome to see the knowledge and passion in this community. Do you have a favorite among the 750 made?

Brock never owned HDT. He was affiliated with them and then released.

@daryltreleggan4774 He didn't own the race team as it was owned by HDT dealers. HDT the car manufacturers was owned by PB.

@AmericanMuscles They are all the same bar sunroof option bar one car. A friend owns it, it's a one off special order - Leather, sunroof, filled C Pillar, Perkins Cam, Calais harness with electric mirrors. It's at my open day on my channel.

Wow, what a fantastic journey with cars you've had! Turning your VJ Charger into an R/T replica must have been an incredible project, especially with such a close connection to the local Chrysler/Valiant scene. It’s great to hear about the passion that kept the spirit alive even after the Mitsubishi takeover. I’d love to hear more about your projects, like the rebuild of the genuine Pacer. Any favorite memories or stories from those days? It's clear those cars weren't just vehicles; they were part of your life's adventure!

@@AmericanMuscles streaming at the moment the VG 2 door Pacer was a wreck at a local gold mine community my mate bought off the owner and discovered the original Hemi Six pack decals under the paint and the bumble bee stripes as well

@@AmericanMuscles I'm right know, My CHARGER was originally a E55 VJ V8 more then likely a 318, not the Fireball. Auto on the tree. (Colum shift). With the challenger/cuda style grill original yellow. When I received it it had a 245 Hemi six transplant, 3 speed manual with floor shift kit, sun roof, mags with the 4 square driving lights and the the grill for the later model to suit . Needless to say we turned it into a replica of the E38 R/T which was 3 spd on the floor, the E49 WAS 4 speed and both where powered by the mighty 265 Hemi. I was minus the triple carbs and 265 so instead we dropped a 350 Holley on worked 245 which we both rebuilt with pacemaker headers. It used to snap gear box and engine mounts all the time. We even thought about using chain. We did some work on that little 245 Hemi. I was much younger then my mate he took me under his wing when I bought my charger and helped me out a lot during the mid 80s rebuilding it I was 17 with a CHARGER R/T HEMI SIX Pack replica White with all the R/T Trim and jelly bean alloy mags🤣🤣🤣 and it Hammered for a six.

@@AmericanMuscles will catch up about Pacer tomorrow sad story

😝 You're right, that was a major oversight on our part-no Hemi 6 or triple Weber carbs in sight when they absolutely should've been! Thanks for your keen observation.

Lots of 4 door Muscle cars in the Land of Oz. Made because they sold Very well.

@@johnperry1334 never heard of them ..... maybe the definition of a 'muscle car' is different between us 🤔 long live the chrome bumper crew either way !! ( i drive a Rotary since my first car in the 90's but have a 5.0 chrome bumper beast also)

​@MrMazRx Mazda RX-s were 4 doors aswell, lots Rotary and 4 cylinder Hot cars in Oz too. RX-7 raced at Bathurst and GT-R skyline.

@@johnperry1334 I've had most of them (coupe and sedan)... 👌🏻👌🏻 we have different definitions of 'muscle car' for sure...

The 70' Mazda coupes definitely copied American muscle car lines in their design though 👌🏻

Absolutely, the Bathurst Edition is a beast! Did you know it was specifically tuned to handle the intense demands of endurance racing? What’s your favorite feature of the Bathurst Edition?

The Air Scoop

Definitely a standout feature! The Air Scoop on the Bathurst Edition not only enhances performance but also gives it that distinctive, aggressive look. Do you own one, or is it on your wish list?@@jamesgudgeon4868

@@AmericanMuscles Wish-list

That’s an excellent choice for a wish list! The Bathurst Edition is truly iconic.@@jamesgudgeon4868

Thanks for pointing that out! I apologize for the mix-up between the HK 327 and HT 350 Monaros. We strive for accuracy and appreciate feedback like yours to help us improve. What other classic models would you like to see covered accurately in future videos?

Got it, thanks for the pronunciation tip-Mon-ar-o it is! Always good to get it right, especially with such an iconic car. 😊

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Love the passion for Holden-clearly a favorite for many! I’ll definitely dive deeper into the VN Group A GTSR and other iconic Australian muscle cars in future content. Appreciate the nudge! 😄

Ah, the XE Fairmont Ghia ESP 5.8 LTR is a classic! It's definitely a standout model. What makes it your favorite?

@AmericanMuscles I OWN 1 !! A very special example . Last month Aussie Cleveland build Nov 1982 . Extremely rare factory Moonroof. Top loader and 9" Diff.

@@kimbarling4213 That sounds like an incredible car! Owning such a rare example with a factory moonroof, Top Loader, and 9" diff must be amazing. Would love to hear more about your experiences with it. Any special stories or moments you'd like to share?

I'm sorry to hear the information didn't come across as accurate. We aim to provide reliable and engaging content, so your feedback is crucial. Could you help by pointing out specific errors?

Ruining our history is looking more & more deliberate the more I study the comments. Everything about this "thing" appears to be intentionally & deeply misleading & therefore... sinister.

Thanks for hanging in there! Sorry the music wasn’t a hit for you-definitely want to keep it enjoyable for everyone. What's your go-to music for watching videos? I'm all ears for suggestions! Your feedback really helps us improve.

I'm really sorry to hear that the video came across that way. It's definitely not my intention to mislead or misrepresent our history. I strive for accuracy and appreciate all feedback that helps achieve that. Could you point out specific areas that need correction? I'm committed to getting it right and maintaining the integrity of our content.@@johnbrooks9523

@@AmericanMuscles I prefer engine sounds on car videos. otherwise its personal taste, i know. im into metal, rock is ok too 😎

@@AmericanMuscles "Our history"? Really? You're not attacking your history. You're attacking mine. I am a human being with a history worthy of preservation. Just exactly, what are you?

I’m sorry to hear that things didn’t come across correctly. I’m here to learn and improve, so any specific feedback you can provide would be really helpful.

@@AmericanMuscles It was good enough mate stop saying sorry to these sooks.😂👍

Cheers for the backup, mate! Glad to know you’re enjoying the content despite the hiccups. It's all about sharing our passion for these beasts, even if we hit a speed bump or two along the way. We'll keep the engines running and the videos coming-imperfections just add character, right? Thanks for watching! 😂@@mickden3155

@@AmericanMuscles You could research for 2 years and still they would nit pick and sook 😂

Thanks for that fascinating detail about the XA GT HO Phase 4! It’s incredible how few of those exist and the stories they carry with them. It’s always interesting to hear about the journey of such rare cars. Do you follow the histories of other rare or unique Australian cars as well?

@@AmericanMusclesmy pleasure 👍i'm an automotive enthusiast so enjoy seeing/ learning as much as i can.. hello from Melbourne, Australia

I'm truly sorry to hear the video didn't meet the mark, and I appreciate your honesty. It’s important we get the facts right, especially about Australian car culture, which has its unique aspects and challenges. Thank you for helping us improve.

Thanks for the specifics on the Holden HX Monaro LE Coupe! The Limited Editions have such a unique place in car history. What do you love most about them?

The LE Coupe is not a Monaro , never was 😊

Thanks for the correction! It’s great to have knowledgeable viewers like you keeping the facts straight. Always happy to learn more from the experts. 😊@@treeusher3452

Haha, love it! Holden definitely has some legendary cars. Which Holden model do you think takes the crown for awesomeness?

Sorry about that mix-up! It's crucial to get these details right. We’ll ensure to distinguish Falcons and Commodores properly in future videos. Any other specific details or models you’d like to see covered accurately?

That sounds like an amazing time working on those classics, especially your VJ Charger! Any standout memories from those days?

Point taken! We'll make sure to focus more on the horsepower, torque stats, and 0-60 times that really show what these machines can do. Thanks for the feedback-it’s crucial for making our content what you really want to see.

Thank you for your honest feedback. I apologize for the inaccuracies and appreciate you pointing them out. Ensuring accurate and high-quality content is very important to me, and I'll definitely take your suggestions into account for future videos. If you have specific examples or insights, I'd be grateful to hear them so I can make the necessary corrections. Thanks again for helping improve the channel!

@@AmericanMuscles there are that many things wrong you should have a Australian expert sit with you while they are all pointed out and then you can redo the entire video with the correct cars shown with the commentary.

@@AmericanMusclesKind of feel bad for you. Aussie muscle car guys are very a very fussy lot!🕺

No worries at all! It's clear that Aussie muscle car enthusiasts are passionate and have a keen eye for detail. It's great to learn from such knowledgeable viewers-it only helps to improve the content. Thanks for sticking with it and for the encouragement!@@kallekas8551

@@AmericanMuscles Appreciate the effort that you actually made. I personally am interested in ALL cars and have had Oz Muscle, Alfas and JDM.

Thank you for the feedback on the narration. We're constantly looking for ways to make our videos more engaging and enjoyable. We'll explore alternatives to enhance the voice quality and delivery in future videos. Do you have any preferences or suggestions for narration styles that you find more appealing?

Thanks for pointing out the discrepancies! I appreciate your keen eye for detail. I'll make sure to be more precise in future videos. Your feedback helps improve the quality of the content. Cheers!

Love the pronunciation tips and the deep dive into Bathurst stats-Holden's dominance is definitely a highlight in Australian racing history! And you're right about Max’s car, 'The Last of the V8s.' It's such an iconic piece of cinema and car culture. Thanks for bringing that up! Do you think any car can ever match the legendary status of Max's V8?

Yes Gm did win more times and it was easy with unlimited GMH backing Ford drivers were privateers Dick and Allan for example perhaps if they had had unlimited funds which was denied but proven a lie they would have done better like Peter did .👍👍

That’s a fun perspective on muscle cars! It’s true, in the U.S., there’s a big love for the classic two-door style. But four-door muscle cars definitely have their own appeal with more practicality. What’s your take on the ideal muscle car configuration?

Thanks so much for sharing your insights and experiences! It’s awesome to hear about your restored Ford XD and your history with the Monaro. Apologies for the mix-up on the engine specs-I'll make sure to get those details sharper in the future. I really value your feedback, as it helps me improve. Thanks again, and hello from this side of the world!

@@AmericanMuscles The "dark" side?

Dark?@@johnbrooks9523

Great point about the Monaro and Falcon GT! Rust aside, what do you think sets the Falcon GT apart? Love hearing different views on this!

My HK Monaro was amazing…Fords were poorly assembled.

@@kallekas8551 Gmh interior and door trims and seats were garbage and their guages were garbage also compared to a Falcon GT The HK monaro had the Taco screwed onto the consloe lol what rubbish, XR GT had the tacho in the dash and it worked as well.

@@mickden3155 I remember people complaining about the tacho position…you change gears by feel of the revs anyway. I have a friend who has a XY in original excellent condition, the paint and panel fit is abysmal. Also I would rather have a sleek coupe than a taxi… Falcon GTs are hugely overrated, I have been in an original Phase 3 and can’t work out what the fuss is about.

@@kallekas8551 I owned a genuine XY GT 4 sp JG33 my shaker had good paint and the panels lined up well i used to work at a Ford dealership in the crash shop when i owned it. they were a better car than a GTS Monaro especially gearbox and diff and went harder as well i agree with you on the over rated bit i have owned much better and today i have a 2021 Mustang GT shit all over any older GT or Monaro and doesn't drink fuel.

I appreciate your passion and your point of view on the VB Commodore. It’s clear that not all cars resonate the same way with everyone, and what qualifies as a 'muscle car' can definitely be subject to debate. Thank you for sharing your thoughts-it helps us understand the diverse opinions in the car community. Are there any models you think truly embody the muscle car spirit that we should focus on in our videos?

I'm sorry to hear the information didn't come across as accurate. We aim to provide reliable and engaging content, so your feedback is crucial. Could you help by pointing out specific errors?

Thanks for sharing your perspective! The term 'muscle car' is indeed most strongly associated with American classics. However, many enthusiasts find that the spirit of the muscle car-high performance at an accessible price-can also describe some powerful models from other countries. It’s always interesting to explore different views on what defines a muscle car. What are your favorite examples of classic American muscle cars?

@@AmericanMuscles Well there's the more well-known ones like the Dodge Charger, Dodge Challenger, Chevy Chevelle, Pontiac GTO Judge, and Chevy Nova those are all good but I also really like the underrated ones like the Dodge Coronet, the Chrysler 300 Hurst, the Oldsmobile 442, the Oldsmobile Rallye 350, the Ford Gran Torino, the Pontiac Roadrunner, and the Mercury Cyclone. The two Classics I want in my garage more than any other though are definitely the 1967 Chevrolet Impala 4-door from the TV series Supernatural and the 1970 to 1972 Buick GSX. If I could only have one of those two I'd take the GSX.

@@SteveIsNumbToThisWorld Those are some fantastic choices! The well-known classics like the Dodge Charger and Pontiac GTO Judge are definitely iconic, but it's great to hear you appreciate the underrated gems like the Chrysler 300 Hurst and the Mercury Cyclone as well. The 1967 Chevrolet Impala from Supernatural and the 1970-1972 Buick GSX are amazing picks for a dream garage. The GSX, in particular, is a real powerhouse! What draws you most to the GSX over the Impala?

@@AmericanMuscles I guess it's just something about the overall body styling of the GSX that to me makes it look good in pretty much any color you can imagine. Personally I think it looks best in dark metallic brown. I saw one in that color at a local car show once and the way the sun was gleaming off the hood at sunset and highlighting every body line was just absolutely gorgeous! It's been my dream car ever since.

Thanks for sharing your view! You bring up a valid point about the origins of many Australian muscle cars being tied to American companies. It's fascinating how these cars were adapted and became iconic in their own right in Australia, developing a distinct identity. I appreciate the insight and the opportunity to delve deeper into their history and significance.

The LS is your only contribution to mankind

Ha, the LS engine does have quite a legacy! What's your favorite LS-powered vehicle? Always great to chat about these icons.@@damianking2065

Because here in Australia, we drive on the left-hand side of the road.

Thanks for catching that! Unlike 66% of the world's population, Australians abide by left-hand traffic laws.

Definitely not! While Ford has a strong presence, Australia has a rich automotive market with many brands like Holden, Toyota, Mazda, and more. Each brand has its own iconic models. Do you have a favorite among the cars available in Australia?

@@AmericanMuscles well to tell you the truth I was ignorant to the different vehicles in Australia and my personal favorite was the Ford from Mad Max movie.

@@ezekielmoorejr3145 The Ford from the Mad Max movie is definitely an iconic car and a favorite for many. Australian cars have such a rich and unique history. Are there any other models you're curious about or would like to learn more about?

@@AmericanMuscles After I thought about it I do seem to recall hearing about the Holden. I had totally forgotten until you mentioned it. I think that would probably be interesting. Thanks !

😂 Guilty as charged-maybe I need to trade my smartphone for a time machine to catch up on the classics! What’s your top pick that I should ‘travel back’ to learn about first?

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Thank you for pointing out these inaccuracies. I apologize for the mistakes regarding the customization and misidentification of the cars. It's clear I need to do a more thorough job researching and presenting the facts about Aussie muscle cars. I'm committed to improving and ensuring that future content is accurate and informative. Your feedback is invaluable in this process, and I appreciate your help in making the content better.

Sorry to hear you feel that way! We strive for accuracy and value your input. What specific errors should we address on other videos, could you mention those videos? Your feedback is crucial for us to improve.

Thanks for your feedback! I’d love to know more about the specific inaccuracies you spotted so I can correct them in future videos. Could you point them out?

Because in Australia, people drive on the left-hand side of the road.

It's on the right side.

I'm sorry to hear the video didn't meet your expectations due to the mistakes. I appreciate you pointing out these issues. If you have specific errors you noticed, please share them so we can correct them in future updates. Thank you for helping us enhance our content.

I'm sorry to hear you found the video misleading. We strive for accuracy and appreciate your feedback on the incorrect wording, facts, and photos. We are going to create this video again. Soon we will upload.

Absolutely, I can see how that mix-up made it a tough watch! Thanks for sticking with it though, and for your honest feedback. I'll strive to make sure future content is more on point. Cheers for the heads up! 🙌"

Absolutely, Brock's Torana and the VK are legendary! There’s just something special about those models. Thanks for championing Aussie icons! 🇦🇺💪

Gmh 💩🤣

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Actually a lot wrong here mate need to do it more correctly

Thank you for your honest feedback. I apologize for the inaccuracies and appreciate you pointing them out. Ensuring accurate and high-quality content is very important to me, and I'll definitely take your suggestions into account for future videos. If you have specific examples or insights, I'd be grateful to hear them so I can make the necessary corrections. Thanks again for helping improve the channel!

They all rusted the same

Thanks for pointing that out! That was definitely an oversight on our part. We'll make sure to feature the EB GT Falcon correctly in our future content. Is there anything specific you'd like to see or learn about the EB GT Falcon?

@@AmericanMuscles I`m an Aussie Ford man, you can`t teach me anything.

The L34. It sounds like you had quite a contrast with the Ford GT. Suspension and braking are critical aspects of performance, and it's interesting to hear your perspective on the L34's shortcomings.

What improvements do you think could have made the L34 a better performer?

Thank you for the correction! You're right, the Ford Falcon XR GT was indeed the first. We appreciate your keen eye for detail. Is there a particular aspect of the XR GT's history or performance that you find most fascinating?

@@AmericanMuscles You can`t tell me anything, I`m an Aussie. Did you know the last 50 XR GT cars had the Windsor 302 not the 289 & Gold was not the only colour, you could if you knew, order a different colour. Bet you didn`t know that.

Wow, thanks! That’s some high praise, especially for Austrian Mussel Kars-although I think they might be a bit shell-shocked by the spotlight! 😄 Seriously though, I appreciate your enthusiasm and support. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Spot on about the GTO's origins as a Holden! It's fascinating how global partnerships influence car designs. What are your thoughts on the impact of such affiliations on car quality and brand identity?

Holden is Dead last Australian made Holden in 2017. Badge Engineer cars till the final plug pulled.