Heavy Dallas (1968-1975) Category: Muscle car Production Period

Heavy Dallas (1968-1975) Category: Muscle car Production Period: 1968-1975 Technical description: Engine: 7.0L V8, 425 hp Transmission: 4-speed manual or 3-speed automatic Rear wheel drive Suspension: Independent at the front with coil springs, rigid axle with semi-elliptical springs at the rear Brakes: Discs at the front, drums at the rear Weight: Approximately 1,700 kg Maximum Speed: 220 km/h Fuel Consumption: 10 mpg (miles per gallon) Appearance: The Heavy Dallas was a true icon of American muscle cars, combining elements of the Chevrolet Bel Air and the Plymouth Road Runner. Its bodywork featured muscular and aggressive lines, with a robust and imposing stance. The front was characterized by a wide, chrome grille, with double round headlights that gave the car a menacing appearance. The long, raised hood hid the powerful V8 engine, with a functional air intake in the center. The sides were marked by sharp creases and high belt lines, while the wide wheels and low-profile tires reinforced the vehicle's sporty character. The rear of the Heavy Dallas featured rectangular taillights and a chrome bumper, with a clean and functional design. The car was available in vibrant and eye-catching colors such as red, metallic blue, yellow and black. Inside: The Heavy Dallas' interior was designed to combine comfort and performance. The sports seats were upholstered in leather and offered good lateral support, while the instrument panel was driver-facing, with analogue dials for speed, RPM, temperature and oil pressure. The three-spoke steering wheel and central console with gear lever reinforced the feeling of sportiness. Wooden accents and chrome trim added a touch of luxury to the robust interior.

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