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by littleknown on March 8th, 2007
Its not a specific model, but it is a dinosaur because they don't make them anymore. It refers to the cars that were actually made out of metal and not the plastic stuff they use nowdays. The 400HP was a little bigger than stock engine in most of those type metal cars, because they were so heavy that they needed a larger engine to pull the weight, but then a 400 HP engine was a "hot rod" type sports car along with the great speakers for the radio/stereo. Something a teenager (at any age) would crave.
by Anonymous on July 11th, 2009
Probably a Mopar with a 440 or 426 hemi. Not that GM or Ford crap.
by monteman on May 14th, 2008
it cant be a mustang, a mustang never had 400 hp. it might be a 1974 trans am 455 SD. they were the last muscle car. or it could be a chevrolet K-5 blazer with a 6.2L DETROIT deisel. anyways i like to think its just talking about an old chevy. or an old impala with a 409. thoes were made with eather 390 or 425hp. in the late 60's the 427 came in a 365, 390, 400, or 435hp options.
by 388Stroker on April 9th, 2008
Well the last "True" musclecar detroit pushed out was the Mustang. I hate to say it, because i don't particularly like ford at all, it was the last "Musclecar" to come out of detroit.
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