8 Great Ford Mustang Commercials from 1967
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- 8 Great Ford Mustang Commercials from 1967
Check out these rare, hard to find old 1967 Ford Mustang Commercials! These first generation automobiles are classics even today. See how they looked when they were first introduced to the world on television in 1967.
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True classic American commercials vibes
The mustang is still a good car after all these years
SO true! At one time, I had a '67 "Stang Convertible, a '67 Falcon Sports Coupe and Dad had 2 '66's-back when you could buy one for $3-700.00 and restore them in the mid to late 1970's. SImple, basic transportation. Sold my fully restored '63 Falcon 2 years ago after owning her for 9 years-the little 144 is just too underpowered. Cars like this will never come again (sigh!)-John in Texas
Allways Was The Best Bang For The Buck
@@TheGearhead222 Pffft...I *wish* I could "pick up" a new Mustang for $3-700.00! Hell, could put that on one of my credit cards!! (Although, the insurance costs on a brand new V-8 powerful Mustang would probably break MY bank!!)
@@pjmills8832 recently got quoted at $14 a month for my '66 coupe!
They knew @ Ford back in the 60s it would still be cool in 2021
Rest In Peace 💀 lee iacocca
I took the mustang pledge
I'm not surprised people are hearing voices in these commercials. It's probably the LSD. It is 1967 after all.
Mushrooms ,,, I know that sound.
That's after going to San Francisco, and wearing flowers in their hair!
Mk Ultra
@@BongChongy Funny that you should mention that! I actually met Cathy O'Brian in person, and I have a signed copy of her book: "The Transformation of America."
I took the Mustang challenge years ago and I'd take it again ~ thanks so much for sharing this!!
Just bought a '67 Mustang coupe with a 289 hipo. Very happy.
I took the Mustang pledge 46 years ago when i bought my 1968 Mustang in 1977. I was 9 years old when it was brand new. Lol. Now its 55 years old, I'm 64, Were still going down the road together.
The actor in the first commercial I believe is Bernie Kopell the ship's doctor from the original Love Boat series.
I thought so too! That Greman "Ziigfried" you'll never know where he'll appear next!
And that's McLean Stevenson's voice dubbing for the actor in the Jekyll and Hyde spot
I had a 1967 Mustang with the tilt away steering wheel. I miss that car.
What engine did you have in it
@@patrickmatias746 289 V8 Automatic.
I remember when I was about 2 or 3 in the sixties i had a baby sitter named Mrs snow she had 2 daughters. One had a mustang not sure the yr could have been a 65 or 66 it was bright orange. She would sit me on her lap and let me steer while she drove slowly down the street. I will never forget it!!! : )
Mustang are forever ❤
I Was Looking At Old Car Commercials And My Grandma Wanted To Know If I Had Watched Any 65-67 Mustang Commercials. Thats How I learned My Grandma Owned A 1967 Mustang.
I have a 1968 Mustang I bought in 1977. Originally sold in December of 67 at the Ford dealership in Palm Springs. I was in my senior year of high school. Lifelong Southern California car, its in great shape. Very original, never molested, 289,, factory AC, power steering and the optional hood with the turn signal indicators in it. Original engine and transmission too. Can't believe I've had it 46 years. I'll never sell it,, Still going down the road!
Then keep as it is and take it to car shows like old town Kissimmee or any local car shows
@@itsPikachuYes I do take it to local car shows here in So Cal . Lots of fun.
Man i love the old Ford Mustang
0:26 All these years I never knew the Mustang had this in the 1960s
I saw a lady in a new tesla and was like that so cool plus it was a hot day so she had her AC on, but days later I saw an elderly couple cruising in a red convertible probably no AC not they had the top down. Thats when I knew who really was enjoying their car.
Tee Hee!! Too bad the Tesla could probably outrun any Mustang out today!
@@pjmills8832 on the quarter mile yes , anywhere else no
Ford Mustang horse was designed and sculpted by Bill Swan at international fiberglass.Ford paid him 100 for horse which is the same exact horse the emblem was copied from but the man who copied the emblem is the man who took credit of the horse since he worked at Ford.
Bernie Koppel , We Don,t SHUSH in Chaos!
He only said that repeatably to "Starker"...Lol
We had a 1965 Mustang in the late 60's with the 6 cylinder motor. Every time we put gas in the car, it needed a quart of oil! Could not figure out what the problem was. Dad got rid of it in a hurry.
Engine rebuild
Might have been the intake sucking oil from the pcv valve.
@@dustinheffker3524 Probably correct. Dad wasn't going to mess with it, unloaded it fast!
If I remember this correctly, when they talk about that automatic you can also shift manually. If you put the drive lever in #2, the car pull out from a stop in #2 . When you would go to pull out , you would wonder why you were pulling out so slow, then realize you had the shifter in #2 instead of drive
It's like downshifting. If you are driving on "D" and there's a stop sign, or a traffic light approaching, you can shift to "2" and it will slow down and you save on brakes by not pressing the pedal before. Also, you use "1" when you are driving on a very steep downhill.
Fix Or Repair Daily / Found On Road Dead
Do you know if these are copywrited? Have you had any issues with copywrite and this video?
In what sports car class could any of the Mustangs in any of these commercials be competitive back in the day?
I still, take the pledge 💪
Goalie took one in the nads at 5:27
What kinda mermaid wave was that?
I ought to know I own 3 Mustang's 641/2,65,70
may I just point out its not americas favourite original sports car. its americas favourite original muscle car or pony car
May I also point out, Americans spell it "favorite", not Favourite...like The Brits commonly spell the word.
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Were These Ford Motor Company Ads From The F.B.I The Series?
Matthew: You may be right, I remember them being a big Ford promoter. William Reynolds, one of the stars of the FBI TV series lived a few blocks away from me. I spoke to him one time, as a kid.
Quinn Martin shows all used Ford vehicles.
Was not even born then, but this makes me feel a certain type of way. The nostalgia .... truly my favorite car along with the Prince/Nissan/Infiniti Skyline & the BMW M3 😍
The preset Ford logo and chime fanfare are irritating to me...I'm guessing that was their intended aim.
this mustangs look beautiful! the new mustangs look like crap
True,Ford fucked up the indicators design,miss the Mustangs in the old days
i 100% agree, it's a CAR not an Alien Spaceship
@@cheemsg.i.7130 they fuck up the 80s, 90s. S197 from 2014 onwards looks cool.
Got that right!
Nah the new ones look fantastic and have been since the GT Foxbody with ground effects. You just have a nostalgic bias towards the car, hence your biased opinion.
Siegfried,
My MoM use to HaVe A blaCK 1995 SloWeR quite 3.8LitteRs V6 Automatic transmission MustaNG FRom 1998 till 2005 SHe Sold it SHe ALReady KNeW HoW to dRiVe A FiVe SPeed WoRK tHe CLutCH And HeR ANd dad is HoW I'Ve KNoWN HoW Also SinCe 2003