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Reintroducing the Mustang II

y coincidence rather than design, this Thunderbird-and-Mustang-themed issue ofreally brings me back, especially the Mustangs featured within. As I’ve written before, my dad and all but one of his four brothers drove Mustangs when they were in their teens and twenties. I was born early enough to remember most of the Mustangs these men owned in their youth, even if the memories

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