1954 Lincoln Vintage Commercial

1954 Lincoln Promotional Film w/Ed Sullivan

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Would LOVE to have that as my daily driver - what a glorious car!!

[@hankrogers8431]

Now THAT was a luxury car!!!

[@horaciovivanco]

HERMOSO LINCOLN DE LOS AÑOS 50... GRACIAS POR ESTE RECUERDO

[@stevenquinn4641]

Eddie Sullivan always had a "Really Big Shew" I can't I love it all What a simple world

[@jimh598]

The 1954 Lincoln is the car on the opening credits of Highway Patrol. It is the one approaching the road block.

[@user-rw4op8jw2x]

I love American cars in the 50's.

[@hanschenk2708]

GREAT VIDEO I REMEMBER IT WELL

[@RivetGardener]

I wanna '54 Lincoln and a huge single story bungalow home to show it off. Wow, those were the days. I wonder what that owner did for a living.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

Lincoln owners, back in that day, were either heads of corporations or high-powered attorneys.

[@twomustangs]

I love the 50s Lincolns. Always smoother than the rest of the Ford lineup and many others. Innovative style.

[@jerrycallender9352]

LINCOLN was the main sponsor of The Ed Sullivan Show thru the 1950's

[@joemackey1950]

My parents had a his and her's '54 Lincoln, in the day. Don't recall the model (too young) but do remember they were both four door sedans.

[@8176morgan]

Is that Rosemary Clooney at the beginning of the clip?

[@lorenzobeckmann3736]

yup,

[@hankaustin7091]

It is indeed popcorn, that is the great Rosemary Clooney!

[@friendofdorothy9376]

She also appears to be wearing the same dress she wore in the cocktail party scene in 1954’s White Christmas.

[@jerrycaughron7378]

Looks like Mr. Magoo!

[@richarddodds3235]

They don't make cars like this anymore, Lincoln, s today are still a nice riding car for the money, when I retire from work, l plan on leasing a Lincoln Aviator or continental, Richard Dodds.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

I own a 2019 Lincoln Nautilus.. it's a piece of shizz...

[@thewiseowl3672]

My dad couldn’t afford a 1954 Lincoln, he was driving a used 1937 Pontiac then.

[@hankrogers8431]

My great-granddaddy always drove Lincolns. He worked hard and could afford it.

[@8176morgan]

Perhaps he should have set his sights a little bit lower and bought a 1954 Ford, they were pretty stylish and dependable cars.

[@emba_dareepolreeiiith1063]

electrical seat??😲😲😲😲

[@mickeyclark5315]

The introduction of the 1952 Lincoln Capri included a two way electrical seat, power windows, power radio antenna (vacuum powered from the engine). The convertible in 1952 had totally mechanical motor driven mechanism while the 1953 and after had a hydraulic mechanism.

[@dkenmiller9829]

Stretch-o-vision ruins this video

[@fob1xxl]

YOU CAN SEE THE 1955 MERCURY IN THIS LINCOLN.

[@Onlythetruth88]

The tail lights are copied from Cadillac.

[@vickygroce6217]

Let's say modern 500 times.

[@alanolson6913]

Yeah, the word was used quite often however remember the audience it was playing to: the adults who were viewing this (on their new television!), had grown up in an economic depression that lasted from October of 1929 until we entered World War 2 in 1941, just over 10 years of making things last and then a war: 4 years of everything you can imagine is rationed, no driving on Sundays, no cars were built and daily radio and newspaper reports of a savage war. When it was over they couldn’t wait for something new “and modern”. It had taken a year for rationing to end(1946), and 3 more years for the economy to stabilize after being a war economy. Yeah, “modern” was the order of the day.

[@chieftp]

that's one butt ugly car. good god.

[@hankrogers8431]

YOU COULDNT AFFORD IT YOU POOR TRASH!!!