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The Mustang in 1964

Who hasn't gone back-and-forth when deciding what options to buy on a new vehicle? In 1964, air conditioning, radios and even seatbelts were optional! In Mustang: 50 Years, author Donald Farr explains why that wasn't a turn-off to buyers.

 

The Mustang that arrived at dealers on April 17, 1964, was very similar to the Joe Oros and Dave Ash design. Stylists broke 78 in-house styling rules to accomplish the original design, which included the long hood, short rear deck, mouthy grille opening, side sculpturing that led to a simulated rear quarter panel scoop, and tri-bar taillights. Although the 1965 Mustang would be 1.5 inches longer and 108 pounds heavier than originally planned, it retailed for $2,368, well under the targeted $2,500 sticker price.

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There isn't a more popular road in the country than Route 66. It's the highway of legends. And Route 66 expert Jim Hinckley has put together another book on the history, sights and destinations along the great biway.
Travel Route 66
While stretches of the once-glorious road have been paved over or bypassed by the interstates, the journey from Chicago to Santa Monica along the path of the "double six" remains chock-full of unique roadside attractions, spectacular natural landscapes, and fascinating historical landmarks. Communities throughout each of the eight states touched by the "Main Street of America"- Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and California - have embraced this vital piece of American history and offer a vast array of opportunities to experience the grandeur as well as the lost innocence of the glory days of Route 66.

 

Travel Route 66 provides detailed descriptions and itineraries that allow travelers of all ages and inclinations to explore the myriad wonders to be found along the highway's 2,500 miles. In addition to specific recommendations for places to visit, eat, and spend the night, Hinckley presents history for the highway and its attractions and suggests detours and day trips off the beaten path, all while providing a vivid picture of the road that has long captured the imaginations of travelers from throughout the world. Illustrated with a wealth of color photos and vintage memorabilia, Travel Route 66 is a practical and entertaining guide to the America's Mother Road.
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