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The first-generation Mustang was a worldwide sensation. An original design America couldn’t get enough of. It established the classic long nose, tight cabin and an aggressive stance, which has become Mustang’s signature look. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday

#DidYouKnow? In 1914, Ford doubled daily wages of its factory workers while reducing their working hours. An estimate of 10,000 people lined up the next day for employment! #ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday

#DidYouKnow? Henry Ford’s first vehicle rode on four bicycle wheels and was powered by a four-horsepower engine! #ThrowbackThursday #DidYouKnow #ThrowbackThursday

Throwback to 1954 when Ford began crash testing its vehicles. Now, we also use virtual crash testing to gather more data than ever before. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to 1954 when Ford introduced the Thunderbird, which emphasized comfort and convenience over sportiness. #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday

Ford became the first American manufacturer to win the Le Mans with Ford GT40 Mk in 1966. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday

Throwback to 1908 when Ford introduced its first ever car- Model T. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday

#Throwback to Ford’s legendary assembly line that revolutionized auto production in 1913. #ThrowbackThursday #Throwback #ThrowbackThursday

Throwback to 1907 when Child Harold used his grandfather’s stencil set to design the first Ford logo. #ThrowbackThursday #ThrowbackThursday