Mustang Randy Leffingwell Mustang follows the evolution of one of the worlds most beloved cars from its earliest pre-prototypedays through the latest generation, debuted in 1994. Leffingwells extensively researched text offer s an inside look at the engineering, design, corporate politics, and enthusiast reactions that have literally shaped the Mustang since its 1964 1/2 introduction. Filled with more than 2 fabulous colorphotographs, ads, brochures, and historical shots.
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5-star photos of McQueen/Bullitt/68 GT390 Fastback,
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I have always loved Mustangs (among many other cars), but the one that trips my trigger the most is the Mustang in the 1968 movie Bullitt, starring Steve McQueen. Steve's co-stars are Robert Vaughn, Robert Duvall (early cameo)and many other recognizable actors and, of course, the '68 Mustang GT390 Fastback and the '68 Dodge Charger used in the chase. San Francisco should get a supporting actor nod as well. Still referred to as the best auto chase scene ever filmed, this one lights me every time I watch it. This book has the only high-resolution photos of the Mustang used in the movie that I have ever found. There some frames from the movie available on the NET, but nothing of this quality. The original cars are long since gone, but the car in these photos is an excellent reproduction and the photos are beautiful. The rest of the book is just as good, and if you are a muscle-car nut in general or a Mustang afficiando in particular, you will want to buy this book.
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red marker lights, pony car, hood scoop, side scoops, sporty car, product planners, front disc brakes, engine modifications, vinyl roof Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Henry Ford, Ford Motor Company, Bob Negstad, Lee Iacocca, Carroll Shelby, General Motors, Roy Lunn, Shelby American, Total Performance, San Jose, Kar Kraft, United States, Los Angeles, Falcon Sprint, Hal Sperlich, Jack Roush, New York, Tony Navarra, Gene Bordinat, Anna Muccioli, Dearborn Assembly Plant, Hot Rod, Bunkie Knudsen, Drag Pack, Fairlane Committee New!
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- Henry Ford (People We Should Know) by Jonatha A. Brown in Front Matter, and page 29
- Arnold Schwarzenegger (Taking Part) by Jack North on page 186
- Skunk Works: A Personal Memoir of My Years of Lockheed by Ben R. Rich on page 185
- Black Gold by Marguerite Henry on page 147
- Independence Day: Bascombe Trilogy (2) by Richard Ford on page 23
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