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1966 in a Nutshell |
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and Pontiac were hot on their heals with their own Pony Cars to become
available in 1967, Ford used the "If it ain't broke, don't fix
it" idea with the popular Mustang. The more extensive redesign would
wait until the next year. However, in order to keep Mustang fresh, some
slight changes were made. New wheel covers, some new
exterior colors and an assortment of other new or added features make the 1966 Mustang
unique as well as so similar to its predecessor of the year before.
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