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AutoWeek, January, 2003
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Three numerals provoke passion I gasped out loud with glee seeing your photos of the bold Ford 427 (AW, Jan. 6). Finally, on the dizzying, overpopulated highway of cars with no names but numbers, there could be one with heritage and meaning. Ford, bring it on! Steve Raglin, via e-mail Ford needs to build the 427 with no changes to the exterior.
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But the interior should be thrown out (Ford is historically unskilled at interior design). Likewise, the engine: It relies on the big cubic inches of the past instead of the refined tuning of today's performance sedans. Ford should be ...
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