Ratiki has the coolest headliner on CarDomain!

This Dodge Polara has a great story.

The ISMA Challenger kicked butt at this year’s Grassroots Motorsports Ultimate Track Car Challenge.

Vance built one crazy Fox body!

Eighty 1 Design’s Nova is amazing.

Casey’s Willys restomod is too cool!

Afrim’s MR2 is nuts!

Henry’s Shelby GT350 is beautiful!

Robert has done a great job with his $300 Civic!

And finally, the Veilside Fortune RX7 is a an awesome work in progress!

Of course, this is just a snapshot of the site as a whole, and obviously I missed a ton of cool stuff. Check out my lists from 2006, 2007 and 2008 and then post some of your favorites below!

So during this week, it is now up to you, the Car Domain reader, to vote on your favorites. There will be specific categories, like today’s example, the 1960’s Unknowns. In the end, sometime after the New Years Holiday, there will be one car crowned as your favorite Obscure Muscle Car, and park it in the Parking Lot, with a few CarDomain Members rides highlighted.

So, what is your favorite little known Muscle Car from the period dominated by muscle cars?
- The 1962-1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Jetfire, Americas first Turbocharged V8!
- The 1963 Studebaker R2 Super Lark, and the R2 Super Hawk, both with Supercharged V8s!
- The AMC Rambler Marlin, predecessor to the great Javelin and AMX models.
- The 1968 – 70 Oldsmobile Toronado W-34, the first Front Wheel Drive Muscle Car!
- The Ford Galaxie 500 7 Litre, from 1966 – 67, Big Power in a full sized car!
- The 1963 to 1965 Buick Riviera. Classically proportioned Muscle, that was also luxurious!
- The 1968 Dodge Dart GTS 440; a very rare compact Muscle Car.
- The 1965 Chrysler 300-L; The Bankers Hot Rod!
- The Turbocharged Corvair, an unusual choice, and the second Turbocharged American Car.
- The Beaumont SD, and mix of Chevrolet and Pontiac for our Canadian Neighbors.
- The 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7-G; A tribute model for Dan Gurney.
- The 1969 AMC Hurst S/CRambler, an outrageous Rambler, in an eye searing color scheme.
- The 1968 Pontiac Grand Prix; Different Body, the year before the Mid Sized Grand Prix debuted.
- The Studebaker Avanti – Ahead of its time, too little to save Studebaker.

Rhys Millen’s Climb Attack: Pike’s Peak is the spot that inspired “America the Beautiful,” and it looks even better when Rhys Millen is tearing up it.

Ken Block’s Gymkhana Two: Whether he topped the original is up for debate, but regardless, Block’s video was one of 2009’s best.

Latvala’s Outrageous Crash It’s not like I’ve never seen a rally car crash before, but damn. Latvala’s hillside wreck is beyond burly.

Larry Larson’s  Nova Runs 6.93: I’ve driven a lot of fast machines, but I’ve never driven a six-second car. I imagine this is like launching in a fighter.

Roger Keeney’s Driving Lesson: In-car racing clips get uploaded to StreetFire all the time, but this is the most magnificent one I’ve seen. Ever.

IMV Films Gymkhana Spoof: Ken Block deserves credit for his Gymkhana videos, but this spoof proved that anything can be topped.

Jeff Siefert’s Glamis Canal Jump: There are people who have balls, and then there are people who have cojones. Wow.

Bugatti Crashing into Texas Lake: The internet is loaded with pics of wrecked exotic cars, but how often do you see an accident like this?

SRT-10 Burnout Goes Big Time Wrong: “Epic fail” gets thrown around a lot these days, but is there a clip that it describes better than this one?

Crazy Finns All-Motor Rally Crash Comp: Most crash comps have terrible Euro-tech soundtracks, but this one is all-motor, and it’s beautiful.

So it is now up to you, the Car Domain reader, to vote on your favorites. There will be specific categories, like today’s example, the 1950s Cruisers. In the end, sometime after the New Years Holiday, there will be one car crowned as your favorite Obscure Muscle Car, and park it in the Parking Lot, with a few CarDomain Members rides highlighted.

So what was your favorite 50’s cruiser from the Series?
- The 1957 Rambler Rebel, defined as the one car that started the Muscle Car Period.
- The 1958 Packard Hawk, with it’s Supercharged V8, and were very rare.
- The 1957 Pontiac Bonneville, the car that ushered in Performance at Pontiac.
- The Studebaker Golden Hawk, with either a Packard Big Block, or a Supercharged Small Block.
- The Fabulous Hudson Hornet, a car that virtually dominated NASCAR during the first half of the 50s.
- The 1957 Supercharged Fords (Called the F-Series), which included the Thunderbird, and at least one Wagon!
- The Dual-Ghia, with Chrysler Power, and Movie Star Panache.
- The Dodge D-500, with rip snorting power, and huge tail fins!