✨The 1968 and 69 AMC AMX and Javelin were worthy competitors in the Pony Car Wars.
🏎️The 1966 and 67 Ford Fairlane 390 GT and Mercury Comet 390 GT offered performance and style.
🔥The Chevrolet L79 small block engines (327 325 or 350 horsepower) were some of the best built.
🚀Dodge Super Bee and Plymouth Roadrunner were successful low-priced muscle cars.
💪Chevrolet Chevelle and El Camino provided power and versatility.
What were the top 20 cars from 1965-1969?
—We compiled a list of our personal favorites from that time period. Check out the video for the full list!
Which model had the best performance?
—Each model on our list had its own unique performance qualities. Watch the video to learn more about their performance capabilities!
Did any of these cars win races?
—Many of these cars had successful racing careers, especially in events like the Trans Am series and drag racing. Tune in to the video for more details!
Are these cars still popular today?
—Yes, these cars are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. Prices for these classic cars have been increasing over the years. Check out the video to see why they're still popular!
Can I find these cars for sale?
—While it may be challenging, it's still possible to find these cars for sale. Keep an eye on classic car listings, auctions, and enthusiast communities for opportunities. Watch the video for more information!
00:00Introduction to our personal top 20 favorite cars from 1965 to 1969.
02:07Highlighting the 1968 and 69 AMC AMX and Javelin in the Pony Car Wars.
04:56Discussing the 1966 and 67 Ford Fairlane 390 GT and Mercury Comet 390 GT.
08:28Exploring the Chevrolet L79 small block engines and their performance capabilities.
10:50Taking a closer look at the Dodge Super Bee and Plymouth Roadrunner as low-priced muscle cars.
13:18Discussing the Chevrolet Chevelle and El Camino and their combination of power and versatility.
