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John Kuvakas
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They had built the original Mustang on the full-sized platform?

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John Kuvakas
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(@chris)
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...interesting, but no. 



   
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That just doesn't flow well. JMHO though.



   
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(@michaeldetorrice)
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It certainly would have been interesting and a big CID V-8 engine would probably have been available from the start. Perhaps if it would have been a fresh full-size design, without reference to the original classic pony-car release, it may have had greater acceptance both then and now.



   
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(@ed-davis)
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@chris +1


Ed Davis
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(@sizedoesmatter)
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It looks awkward. No thanks.


John Bono
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(@pete-rovero)
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Uhhhh, I don't think so.  This abomination is the antithesis of what the Mustang was designed to be. 



   
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(@100ford2003)
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HELL NO !!



   
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