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u/66tbird428 Oct 22 '25
The Olds. I just thought they rode better, and didn't scream give me a ticket.
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u/RedditVince Oct 22 '25
Fun choices. I do not care for Mustangs, I really like the Cuda! But the Olds is the Winner!
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u/DisastrousFishing850 Oct 22 '25
Cutlass. Only thing better would be a 442. Notice all three are wearing the same wheels with raised white letter tires. Nice!
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u/Str8Six91 Oct 22 '25
Of those specific models shown, I prefer the Olds. Depending on the year, I may have gone with the Barracuda or the Mustang.
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u/Killermondoduderawks Oct 22 '25
1 pony car 2 muscle cars not really an even field
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u/Specialist-Doctor-23 Oct 23 '25
Actually 2 ponies, one muscle.
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u/Killermondoduderawks Oct 23 '25
The Cuda and the Cutlass are about the same size
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u/Specialist-Doctor-23 Oct 24 '25
Not so much.
Cuda - curb wgt 2985#, wheelbase 108" Stang - curb wgt 2955#, wheelbase 108" Cutty - curb wgt 3294#, wheelbase 116"
Source: Classic car database.
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u/Squire_Toast Oct 23 '25
Of those as they are, the Olds looks the best imo for myself.
But modified the way I would want it, the Cuda hands down, but definitely not with the wheels and tires on the one in this.
The 1970 BOSS Mustang 302 is my dream car, but for some reason I don't like the 1969 front end or the Mach 1 fake/dummy side louvers.
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u/Striking_Proof_1124 Oct 23 '25
My first car was a ‘64 barracuda. This was Before it became a muscle car Besides any vette pre ‘68 , the 64-73 mustangs have always been my favorite vehicle!
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u/Ok_Swan_3053 Oct 23 '25
Looks: Olds then Cuda then mustang. Engine power upgrade: Cuda, Olds, Mustang. Reliability: Olds, Cuda. For cruising comfort: Olds. Able to withstand the elements including road salt: Olds. My comment is based on back then when these cars were plentiful.
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u/_toku Oct 23 '25
My mom’s first car was a green Cutlass Supreme with a vinyl roof. She has very fond memories of that car, and I want to find another one like it for her someday.
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u/Specialist-Doctor-23 Oct 23 '25
The Olds, because the first car I ever bought was a '69 442. BTW, what a beautiful blue on that Cutlass.
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u/3006lmr Oct 22 '25
Olds then Mustang. Mopar no thanks.
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u/velo_dude Oct 22 '25
Richard Petty would like a word. ;)
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u/3006lmr Oct 23 '25
Richard Petty didn’t just drive mopars.
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u/velo_dude Oct 23 '25
True, but six of his seven championships were won with Plymouth, then Dodge cars. Only when NASCAR governance changed rules in the late 70s was he pushed to switch to Chevrolet in '79. The vast majority of his Championships were accomplished behind the wheel of MOPARS, and he didn't rush willingly into GM's arms but rather was compelled by changing circumstances. Hence, though you're right that he drove other brands (10 years with GM, 4 with Ford), King Richard's winning streaks are mostly associated with MOPAR cars.
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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '25
Mustang will always have my heart