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Another Ford in my future?

grew up in a Chevy-versus-Ford home. Mom loved her Chevys, and Dad loved his Fords. When I obtained my driver’s license, Dad had a newer 1990 Ford Ranger, so Mom’s long-toothed 1978 Chevrolet Malibu Classic Landau coupe was passed down to me. From there, I more or less became a

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