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There is no way Ford planners could have foreseen
conditions that would prevail at introduction
time when the Mustang II program was initiated,
but it's doubtful if they could have formulated
a more timely car if they somehow could have
gazed into a magic crystal ball. The realities
of 1974 promise to bring down the curtain on
the traditional domestic car as we have known
it - certainly for the masses. Such cars were
feasible with unlimited supply of cheap fuel,
lots of wide open spaces and smaller populations,
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