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    Jay Leno talks about 50 years of mustang and looks at the new '15 one.

    Jay Leno's Garage Takes A Look At 50 Years of Mustang - FordMuscle
    http://www.stangtv.com/news/jay-lenos-garage-takes-a-look-at-50-years-of-mustang/
    Jay Leno takes a look at 50 years of Mustang history with help from Ford execs and Lee Iacocca, including a look at mustang 001 from 1964, and the all new 2015 Mustang. We get a few hints about something big too.
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    Sad to see Lee Iacocca's decline. The man is such an icon.

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      Did you notice that it is a 5.0 car but the boost gauge was working? He said two new engines........
      Good judgment comes from bad decisions and a lot of that comes from bad judgment.

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        Originally posted by LaserSVT View Post
        Did you notice that it is a 5.0 car but the boost gauge was working? He said two new engines........
        They are going to offer the ecoboost 4cly.

        Edit: noticed your said 5.0 car.
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          Pretty sure he said it was a vacuum gauge but hinted that there could be a boost gauge ala the ecoboost 4 and maybe an ecoboost 8?
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          • #6
            I love how he is chosen to pull back the curtain, often offering first in-car video, and he does it with a denim shirt, blue jeans & sneakers every time.

            He doesn't have a pedigree in this, per se, just a love of motorsports so deep that his garages are almost unmatched in scope and caliber.
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              Originally posted by Sgt Beavis View Post
              Sad to see Lee Iacocca's decline. The man is such an icon.
              My great aunt has a hand written letter from him. They bought a new Chrystler every year for decades and he wrote them thanking them for their loyalty. After 50+ years she finally broke the cycle and bought a Nissan. I was shocked.

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                Originally posted by LaserSVT View Post
                Did you notice that it is a 5.0 car but the boost gauge was working? He said two new engines........
                He said vacuum or boost gauge
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                  Originally posted by UserX View Post
                  My great aunt has a hand written letter from him. They bought a new Chrystler every year for decades and he wrote them thanking them for their loyalty. After 50+ years she finally broke the cycle and bought a Nissan. I was shocked.
                  As Leno said, he saved about 600,000 jobs. That man had a positive influence on many lives through his own actions.

                  And we are blessed with the Mustang because of him.

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                  • #10
                    I read Lee Iacocca biography that I bought in an old antique shop for 50 cents. That man knew what he was doing! I have a lot of respect for him now!
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                    • #11
                      Basically the only book I read voluntarily. Sad to see his condition now. At least hes still got memories of his past still. Good man.

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