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1964 Ford Fairlane 500 Sport Coupe

If your definition of a muscle car limits you to a big-block V-8 in a midsize body, then Ford’s intermediate offering didn’t become the real thing until 1966 — barring the extremely limited run of hand-built, race-only “Thunderbolt” Fairlanes housing the 425-hp 427. On the other hand,

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