although I like the Camaro, the Mustang does it for me.
Camaro all the way !!! Now let’s see that TA in my color… Red with white hood scoop and fender vents 👍🔥 The most wicked thing on four tires that i’ve ever driven.
Steve
Camaro for me too John although I do like both.
The beautiful Camaro.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
I find it amazing how GM decided to only do a coupe version of the Camaro / Firebird leaving the convertible market to others.When they first appeared I was in love. Forget Diane Morris in my junior/senior year… I wanted to ‘paw’ at the steering wheel of one of those DDG cars. I got lucky in ‘74… with a TA, not Diane.
Steve
The only Camaro I liked was the '69 RS SS.
After '70 I have nothing for the Mustang.
'71 the only pony car I like is the Cuda and only in '71.
Not a pony car fan, so today I have no interest in these selections.
The Mach I version, with its attractive decal package is the only Mustang I like from this year and I like it very much. The SS and Z-28 Camaro however is gorgeous and beats the Mustang handily.
The split bumper Camaro is my favorite Camaro and the 71-73 Mustangs were my least favorite Mustangs until the Mustang II came along.
Amen brother. Any 70's T/A takes precedence over a Camaro. Although I do love those split bumper models. Out of these two, its the Camaro. I do like the Stang though.😊I didn’t like the new for 1970 GM F-body cousins style at first but it really grew on me, so I’m going Camaro for this matchup. I do believe my blood brother Geno would agree that we would visit the local Pontiac dealer in 1971!
They are superb-looking and performing muscle/pony cars. I am happy to have scale diecast replicas of each of these automobiles.
The only Camaro I liked was the '69 RS SS.
After '70 I have nothing for the Mustang.
'71 the only pony car I like is the Cuda and only in '71.
Not a pony car fan, so today I have no interest in these selections.
Interesting Brush as i dislike the styling changes to the ‘71. I think the ‘70 is perfection with its dual headlights and lack of vents/add-ons to the fenders. Just my personal taste though and I didn’t like any other Cuda year after ‘70. Thnx for hearing me out. BTW, i always liked the 67-69 Barracuda coupe. What say you on that beauty ?
Steve
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.


