Article: Old muscle cars are in vogue and Chrysler's got a new old muscle car

What are the most popular old cars? This is a trick question -- the answer isn't found in any particular make, model or year. Popularity has to do with the experience of the museum/showgoer; the old cars that spark most interest are generally the cars that occupy the childhood memory of the median-aged museumgoer -- which is usually someone in the 30s or early 40s bringing kids in to see what mom and dad used to drive.

So, it may come as a disappointment to those among us who think in terms of a '32 Packard or a '31 Ford when the question of favorite cars is raised to learn that the muscle cars of the '50s and '60s are now at the top of the popularity charts. If you want to attract the ...

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