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    FORD: 1945-89

    Mar 18, 2022 2 minutes

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    Love them or hate them, you cannot ignore Ford’s classic catalogue, and even their most die-hard detractor must have at least a grudging admiration for their commercial genius. Year after year and decade after decade, Ford designed and built the cars that people wanted to buy. They weren’t always cutting edge and occasionally they were downright

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