10 Greatest Supercars Of The 1970s 

Facts

indeed

bad bob + Thank you and have a nice day :)

Paco Cruz Molina + Gracias señor

Thank you !

Miles C. Anthony + Thank you sir :)

Looks a lot like the Detomaso Pantera that came about 7 years before the M1

@Tropic Lightning Not true. The car could have used a little more development in 1971 when it was brought out...of course most first year cars are riddled with problems. By 1973, those problems were pretty much solved and the 1973-74 Panteras were exceptional sports cars ---- for their time. Yes, you can get a specialist to "upgrade" it with better brakes (you don't need a specialist to put on Wilwood brakes), better air conditioning and add slightly more camber and possible better shocks (adjustable) and then like any other car you need someone who can fine tune all the little changes. Jay was right, with a few little changes here and there is would make a great car for today. But, that can be said about any 1970's sports car.

Both were designed by Marcello Gandini, just like the Urraco and the Pantera in this video.

Yep! So nice.

I beg to differ, check out the Bolwell Nagari convertible.

@@murrayleewilson0755 The Bolwell Nagari and many others like it copied the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO.

@@mauriziotagliatesta No it didn't, it looked better, more like the Lamborghini Miura actually and need I remind you that the E type jag was generally considered the world's most beautiful car along with a number of Aston Martin models?

Restored a few 70s lancias and the Stratosphere was always my wet dream followed by the 037. But then again, I'd be dead already. Saw a Stratos race and talked to the driver. If I understood him, he said driving it was like having a fight with your ex-wife.

@@ronmiller7916 :-)

Agree with you ! :)

I agree, I'd have the original 365bb on par with the Muira in looks, different but equal, but by the time the 512bb came along the Miura was no longer in production so the Ferrari was competing with the Countach which was a bit like chalk versus cheese. I think the Countach is ugly but what am I to know.

The 512 was faster than the countach around a track and it looked better.One car I loved when I was a kid was the lamborghini bravo prototype,I found the marzal a fascinating prototype too.

@zeta85886 tienes un gusto perfecto :)

Ahh and now they are like a 100 000usd that could have been a good investment

You can see one briefly behind the red Miura

They simply weren't doing great cars lol

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1978-81

Si fue un error. En realidad es un 308 GTS. Con todo, fue un buen vídeo. ¡Saludos!

Where it should be, in the toilet

if you're talking about the GT40, it's from the 60s

Ford brought out the Detomaso Pantera as a replacement to the Ford GT40, which was just not capable of being raced on Sunday, sold on Monday. It was just too brutish for the US buying public.

1974 Pantera GTS and standard Pantera L were exactly the same car, same engine, same tuning, same suspension. Only difference were the riveted on fenders, clock and slightly wider tires. Other than that, they drove exactly the same.

And neither of the Astons is a Vantage?! What muppets put these videos together??

Nice to know someone besides me notice that was a fake Countach!

No!!

Pantera had Ford running gear, but no...what US supercar was there?

@@geographyinaction7814 Err pink Cadillac? Lincoln Towncar? Hmmm - Plymouth Valiant? - Yeah, US cars still had/have leaf springs and frames build from H-steel bars...

The 1970s was a truly sad time for US cars. The decade of 88 horsepower Mustangs and 165 horsepower Corvettes.

:) Have a nice day !

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