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Lee Iacocca, co-founder of the pony car era, has died at the proud age of 95

Captain Stanley Tucker with Gene Bordinat, Lee Iacocca and Donald Frey in the millionth Ford Mustang.

Captain Stanley Tucker and his Ford Mustang, the first and the millionth Ford Mustang alongside Tucker, Gene Bordiat, Lee Iacocca and Donald Frey

Captain Stanley Tucker with Gene Bordinat, Lee Iacocca and Donald Frey in the millionth Ford Mustang.

"Special Falcon" was the code name for the secret project, headed by Lee Lacocca, before Ford management approved the Mustang. (Special Falcon 1962 Ford Styling Center, pictured here is the clay model)

1964 - The Ford Mustang is presented to the world. Lee Iacocca presents the new 1965 model of the Ford Mustang in the Ford Pavilion at the 1964 "World's fair".

Lee Iacocca, 2005

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