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One of the most subtle set of images we ran across in the Facebook photo collection posted by the sons of Fran Hernandez in recent months depicted a pair of Ford Mustangs, circa 1970, one painted Grabber Blue, the other painted Candyapple Red, both with white interiors. No engine shots, but from the Shelby-ish front […]
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Since its release to the public in 1964, the Mustang has become the subject of more than one modification, whether it was supported by the folks in Ford’s front office or performed by the enthusiast who knew there was more performance potential under the unit-body skin. Pro Touring, while not new, is certainly one of […]
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* Todd Lappin, writing at Bernalwood, posted some pics this week of a 1939 Studebaker rolling out of the garage it’s inhabited for the last 45 years. * According to WSBTV.com, the NHTSA (“using YOUR tax dollars!”) owns and maintains the last of the 1973 Chevrolet Impalas fitted with airbags, ostensibly the first American passenger […]
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Tagged airbags, barn finds, Can-Am, Chevrolet Impala, dream cars, show cars and prototypes, factories, ford, Ford Mustang, Great Pacific Northwest Mini and Microcar Meet, Hemmings Classic Car, Hemmings Muscle Machines, Mercury Cougar, microcars and minicars, NHTSA, racing, River Rouge, shows, exhibitions and events, studebaker, Subaru, Subaru Sambar, Watkins Glen