Across
- 5. Pontiac’s entry into the pony car segment, introduced in 1967.
- 6. AM: Pontiac model that debuted in 1969, a high-performance version of the Firebird.
- 9. Device that mixes air with fuel for internal combustion.
- 12. Performance company that modified Mustangs and Cobras, led by Carroll Shelby.
- 13. Chrysler’s high-performance V8 engine, short for “hemispherical.”
- 14. A car body style with a continuous slope from roof to rear.
- 15. Factory option package for Ford Mustangs, designed for drag racing.
- 17. Special order code used by Chevrolet for high-performance models like the 1969 Camaro ZL1.
- 18. High-performance 289 engine option for the 1965–1967 Ford Mustang.
- 19. Pontiac’s famous muscle car, often called “The Judge.”
Down
- 1. Cold air intake system designed to improve engine performance.
- 2. Engine type known for its larger displacement and power output.
- 3. The force that causes rotation in an engine, critical in muscle cars.
- 4. Slang term for a limited-slip differential, common in muscle cars.
- 7. Pontiac’s high-performance engine program of the early 1960s.
- 8. The measure of an engine’s power output, a key spec for muscle cars.
- 10. Hood design used on the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS to draw in cooler air.
- 11. Iconic muscle car by Ford introduced in 1964.
- 16. Chevrolet’s answer to the Ford Mustang, launched in 1966.
