The 1970 Plymouth Superbird combined the power of a high-speed competition racer with the sleek, refined looks of the best-selling Road Runner. Although the Superbird wasn't an initial success, its pure automotive muscle and limited production run have made it highly collectible.

When it was originally released, the 1967 Chevelle was the fastest thing on four wheels. It's just as impressive today, especially once it's tricked out with a full Pro-Stock rear axle assembly and large drag slicks.

The 1966 debut of the Camaro gave Chevy serious street cred with the muscle car crowd. For the 1969 model, Chevy replaced the rounded lines of previous Camaros with a far sportier, more aggressive design.

The 1977 Chevy Van continued the traditional look of earlier third-generation models produced during the 1970s. Multiple engine options were offered by Chevy, including gas-powered V6s and diesel-powered V8s.