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To: ilovesarah2012
the Mustang was essentially Ford’s Falcon, a solid compact that was available with V8 power

in 1964 i was a junior on high school and my dad purchased a 1964 falcon convertible (bumble-bee yellow with black interior) obstensibly for my mom and I to share but she rarely got a chance to drive it. with a little 260 v-8 and 2-speed automatic it was quick enough to get in trouble and it parked extremely well.

72 posted on 04/08/2014 10:55:14 AM PDT by TheRightGuy (I want MY BAILOUT ... a billion or two should do!)
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To: TheRightGuy; ilovesarah2012

“..the Mustang was essentially Ford’s Falcon, ..”

I have a book somewhere in my collection, where it talks about the development of the ‘Stang; they showed a shadow silhouette of the Falcon superimposed on the Mustang, and vice-versa. They were pretty damn close.

It was the right car at the right moment for Iacocca. He had a winner.

My favorite body style is the 1967-1968 fastback. Glad that when Ford decided to retro the new ones, they used that as the basis.

69-70 were pretty badass looking too.


74 posted on 04/08/2014 11:15:21 AM PDT by NFHale (The Second Amendment - By Any Means Necessary.)
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