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Identifying the first muscle car all depends on your particular
definition. For John F. Katz, writing in SIA #126, November 1991, it's
the installation of a full-size car's engine into a mid-size car's
chassis, and the 1930 Packard 734 Speedster that he profiles thus fits
the bill. Add in a flashy bodystyle, some hop-up parts and marketing
that emphasizes speed, and the case becomes very strong indeed for the
734′s consideration as the first muscle car.
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