baona jnr/Shutterstock There are only two of them left — and once they’re gone, there may not be any more. We are referring here to the last remaining U.S.-made cars that combine a V8 engine, a manual transmission, and rear-wheel drive, which, when used as directed, can produce a rear-wheel burnout that easily turns these cars’ rear tires into smoke.  The two U.S.-produced cars presented here are made by the remaining Detroit Big Two corporations that are still headquartered on Am...