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Essay heading: American Muscle: The Mustang
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Even though a lot of parts on the Mustang came from the Falcon car, its body was completely different and had very good handling for its time. There were some big changes to the Mustang, only five months after it had been introduced. Ford completely changed the engine on the Mustang, making it faster and stronger, and eventually the designers came up with the now famous Mustang GT...
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Ford completely changed the engine on the Mustang, making it faster and stronger, and eventually the designers came up with the now famous Mustang GT.
Some major Competition in the 1960's was the Corvette, but Ford added a new man to the design team to help make a better Mustang and his name was Carroll Shelby...
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