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2004 - Last hurrah

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» Introduction
» 1964 -- It begins
» 1966 -- Red pony
» 1967 -- Fastback
» 1968 -- Shape of things to come?
» 1969 -- Sportsroof
» 1973 -- Lost year
» 1975 -- Disco nights
» 1977 -- Cobra
» 1978 -- Hot mamma!
» 1980 - Rear window visibility
» 1983 - Chicago convertible
» 1986 - Mustang blues
» 1991 - Return to power?
» 1996 -- More sporty?
» 1997 -- Convertible
» 2004 - Last hurrah
» 2005 -- A new 'Stang

2004 Ford Mustang Mach I

The 2004 Ford Mustang Mach I. The first Mach 1 appeared in 1969 - a high performance model with a sleek, fastback body style. They were famous for their "Shaker" hood scoops - a Ram Air turret, clamped to the carburetor and rising through a hole in the hood - which visibly vibrated, when you punched the throttle. The Shaker is back in the new Mach 1 - still on the job, shakin' its scoop and sucking down more air for more power. What it's feeding is Ford's 4.6 liter, DOHC V-8. Few vehicles have consistently maintained their relevance over four decades - in fact, the Mustang may be one of the few that can boast such longevity. In that time, the Mustang has evolved into what it is, to be sure - but it has also served as a barometer of sorts for the changing tastes and trends in American - from 1960 and into the 21st Century.


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