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Filming for that movie didn't finish until around the middle of July 1964, but Ford made sure the movie got a quick car... Goldfinger - The Mustang Source

Paul Rogers is 75.

I've had both their seat covers and foam for a 1970 road runner. The seat covers actually fit fairly well, but the rear seat trim is way off, the white trim on the seat and back are nowhere close to lining up. Front seat foam however was a good fit. I didn't buy rear foam so can't say.

I used to give you lots of credit, but if you're satisfied with only a little...

The Airbus A320 family is the world's most produced jet airliner, with 12,260 having been delivered. American Airlines, flying 486 of them, has the worlds largest fleet at the moment.

A photo of me, standing by an Allied Check Point on the East/West German boarder, in 1965.

Ant head image from a scanning electron microscope.

I wonder why that Plymouth has a Dodge air cleaner lid?

You're right about the Oldmobile version being better, it has six bolts vs. the buick five per cylinder. Buick version: Oldsmobile It wasn't really a turbo problem; Buick for example didn't even use the turbo version and not very many Oldsmobiles were ordered with it. But poor castings...

The original Ford Mustang I concept from 1962. Unlike the later production series, this original idea was a two seater roadster, with a mid engine V4 sourced from Ford of Germany. (A completely different V4 compared to the British Ford V4 Essex engine also from the 1960s).