I want a classic American muscle car with a bench seat in the

Something made between 1890 and 2017, probably from an American manufacturer. I'd recommend looking for muscle cars with bench seats in the front. Should narrow down your search quite a bit right there.

>>15984100
Thanks brain

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Very few didn't have bench seats available, only one I can think of off the top of my head is the 1st gen Charger/Marlin which also had buckets in the back

>>15984100
End your life

>bench seat in front
Go luxobarge instead.
Like a 70's Buick, Olds, Cadillac, Lincoln, Merc, or Chrysler

Muscle you want 60's
Charger, Challenger, Mustang, Camaro, Impala, Firebird, Thunderbird, Nova, Dart, etc.
Just remember Vape-master Yolo2dawgs4lyf in his 98 Civic is still gonna roast you stock vs stock.

>>15984114
I've been searching but I cannot find any for sale. They all look like your pic but bench in the back.

>>15984145
I can care less about racing. I'm not a faggot community college drop out that works at a factory and spends my money on a shitbox. Just remember my Aunt's ex boyfriend having a cool muscle car when I was a kid and always wanted one, but can't remember what he had. Think it was a Challenger.

>>15984148
You'll have to post where you are searching and what you are searching from. Bucket seat cars from the 60s to 74 fetch a big premium, most cars had bench seats

>>15984173
Pretty much anywhere east of I-35. I got a flatbed. Can spend up to $50K but only if it's in mint condition. Was thinking more of <$30K.

>>15984154
Then buy what you want.
Some 70's are pretty cool looking. And if you do want power a newer Hemi/LS/Windsor swap is literally 1 day and a case of beer.
You can also do a modern 4banger (Subaru boxer, Toyota, and Ford/Mazda engines are good choices here, just find one in an FR layout) swap for easy if you want some economy.

>>15984069
Does it have to be a muscle car? You can get trucks with bench seats in the front and large engines much easier.

>>15984214
What I want is a classic American muscle car with front row bench seat. Read the OP

>>15984260
Yes

>>15984357
'66 impala

>>15984357
Then buy one?
Find the one you think looks coolest. I think the Roadrunners had bench seats.

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>>15984357
68 Camaro, SS if you want more muscle power

Did the Monte Carlo come with a bench seat?

>>15984551
Think that was around the time center consoles became popular

>>15984592
this. most 60's stuff had a bench seat

>>15984069
Why do you want a bench seat?

If it's for fucking, you should know car sex is incredibly uncomfortable and you will have way less fun than you think you're going to have. Exception: pickup truck cabs with bench seats. Just enough room and angle for proper leverage, still not fun though. And I'm only 6'2".

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>>15984674
this man knows what's up. Pre safety era is the tits.

>>15984691
>>15984260

Not related but to the old classic pick ups have towing capacity for a bay boat? Say 5,000lb towing

>>15984854
I'm asking about a 70s F100 or K-10, not a 40s-50s box chevy.

>>15984854
For a 2WD 1970 F100, the factory doesn't recommend going over 3500lbs total weight for a trailer and contents.

>>15984900
Is there any truck capable of towing an enclosed car trailer that's cheaper than an F250/350? Not something "capable" but actually comfortable towing? Any shitty SUV can technically tow but it'll feel like it's dying the whole time.

>>15984933
http://www.mojomotors.com/review/best-trucks-suvs-towing/

>>15984100
kek

>>15984069

What kind of budget are you working with? What body styles do you like? Do you want a performance or luxury muscle car?

>>15984551
Depends. My non-SS 84 Monte has bench seats. Comfy as fuck.

>>15984357
You can get most any non Hemi Mopar made for that money barring a few specific examples. Look at a Dodge Coronet 500 with at minimum a 383 in it. For a tad less, you can get a Plymouth Belvedere and it is the same underneath. For maximum stealth, you could go full size (Monaco, Fury, any Chrysler) and you are nearly granted a bench seat and a big block V8.