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We look at several projects like Hard Charger -- our 1969 Dodge Hellcat Charger, Sidewinder -- our 1981 Fox Body Mustang Cobra, our 1966 Pontiac Convertible and our 2016 Ford Mustang GT.
We look at several projects like Hard Charger -- our 1969 Dodge Hellcat Charger, Sidewinder -- our 1981 Fox Body Mustang Cobra, our 1966 Pontiac Convertible and our 2016 Ford Mustang GT.
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