Muscle cars

Get a 1969 Camaro OP, you won't get taxed at all.

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>>16388334
Well, I don't know about cheapest, but Mercury Cougars have kinda dodged the boomer tax, and I personally think that they're damn good looking cars with a racing pedigree.

>>16388334
Volvo 262 and drop a V8 in it

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>>16388334
Plymouth Dusters are pretty unloved and can be found on the cheap. Still partial to the Cougar though.

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>>16388334

Oh how I'd love to go full Trans Am racer with a Cougar.

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>>16388400
>Get a 1969 Camaro OP, you won't get taxed at all.
mfw

>>16388416
This, they're just Mustangs with superior hideaway headlights.

70's dodge dart

probably no more than 20k, very likely goes for much less

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>>16388334
If you just want the "look"

lots of Japanese sport coupes in the mid 70's looked like mini muscle cars, often were just as "fast" (note not quick) despite having a lot less HP.

Laurels, Skylines, Celicas, RX-3's and such

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Cougars are definitely cheaper than Mustangs, and are one of the meanest looking late 60s muscle cars, but I don't think they could be called the cheapest. I don't think I've ever seen a running Cougar show up on Craigslist in my area for less than $5000.

Running early 70s Mercury Comets can often be found for $3000 or less, simple cars that are great for learning to wrench, lots of aftermarket because they share a lot of parts with Mustangs. Stock Comets are pretty underpowered but it's relatively easy to swap in a 302, pic related (bought as a daily driver for $2000) is in the middle of a 302 swap right now. Or you could just find a Ford Maverick which is a step up in performance but also a step up in Boomer Tax.

Other cheap options:

AMC Javelin
Oldsmobile Toronado
Ford Thunderbird
Toyota Celica

>subtract ~$1000 for 4 doors

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>>16389216
The fuck is this Mickey Mouse shit?

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>>16388334
If you're on a budget maybe consider some full size cars? Many have the same engines as muscle cars, just in a cheaper bigger car. Heavier sure, but comfy as hell. Some look as good or better than muscle anways