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Visit us and test drive a new or used Ford in Muskogee, Oklahoma at James Hodge Ford Lincoln Inc. Our Ford dealership always has a wide selection and low prices. Weve served hundreds of customers from Wagoner, Coweta and Broken Arrow.PARSED CONTENT
The website states the following, "Welcome to James Hodge Ford Lincoln Inc." I viewed that the web page also stated " James Hodge Ford Lincoln Inc." They also said " Is Where Drivers from Muskogee Go for Their Next New or Used Ford Model - Proudly Serving Wagoner, Coweta and Broken Arrow. Model, a used car, a replacement part or you just need a quick oil change, be sure to make our Muskogee, Oklahoma. Dealership your first and only stop. If you have your sights set on a used car." The meta header had Muskogee Ford dealer as the first search term. This keyword is followed by new and used Ford, James Hodge Ford Lincoln Inc, and Oklahoma which isn't as urgent as Muskogee Ford dealer. The other words they uses is Oklahoma. serving Wagoner is included and might not be understood by search crawlers.ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEB SITES
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Sunday, July 24, 2011. First off I tried to put a more updated picture of us on the blog. Here are some pictures of the place. Click on the picture to see a larger image of it. Where you walk in or get dropped off. Another view from where you walk in or get dropped off. This is where the gir.