9 Great Ford Mustang Commercials from 1966

9 Great Ford Mustang Commercials from 1966
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Description of Ford Mustang taken from Wikipedia "The first-generation Ford Mustang was manufactured by the Ford Motor Company from April 1964 until 1973. The introduction of the Mustang created a new class of automobile known as the pony car. The Mustang’s styling, with its long hood and short deck, proved wildly popular and inspired a host of imitators. It was initially introduced as a hardtop and convertible with the fastback version put on sale the following year. At the time of its introduction, the Mustang, sharing its underpinnings with the Falcon, was slotted into a compact car segment.”
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[@xtratorque]

My favorite car

[@speedyspeed8492]

Cool to see the old commercials I bet it was a blast living in those days.

[@tripjet999]

Nope, cause the air in many places was full of poisoinous toxic tobacco smoke, which should have never been allowed anywhere!

[@0m._cr0n52]

I own a 1966 mustang GT and at 60 something years old, she's still a mean little spitfire! :)

[@DarylCook63]

And 60 years later, you know what? You’re STILL ahead in a Ford! 😜

[@fairfaxcat1312]

@@DarylCook63 You’re ahead in a Ford all the way.

[@russellseilhamer4552]

I love the jazzy music in these commercials. My fave mustangs were the late 60s muscle car mustangs

[@shaneomac5512]

I never thought commercials would be cool till i saw this channel

[@thegreatLL500X]

Same here.

[@rascal211]

That older lady at the end was cool.

[@samueldeandrade9058]

I love Mustang

[@musickeys8]

Fun ads to watch

[@lancelot1953]

Great memories! I still have my first and third cars (both 1970 Mustangs). These cars were not the best but they had a "soul" and character - The Mustangs brought back the fun in buying a car for the younger generation. Ciao, L

[@derpyy4577]

“Oh I shouldn’t I should be in that kitchen” They really don’t make em like they used too

[@SGTStangg]

Yeah, things are much better now. If I was born back then no way I’d stay in a kitchen, I’d be out driving cars and modifying them to be faster. Thank god things have changed!

[@onceANexile]

A big game changer for a lot of things...

[@califdad4]

My parents got a early 65 Mustang, coupe in Palomino gold, the ones built before 1965 used a 260 V8, which this car had, It was a nice car. It had those nice looking wire wheel hubcaps that Ford made with the knockoffs, it was one of the better looking early Mustangs. When they bought it , the Fastback was not yet out

[@MisterMikeTexas]

Oh, a 64 1/2.

[@califdad4]

@@MisterMikeTexas yes

[@c4llahan]

That made me cringe seeing those kids rub their hands on that Mustang.

[@DTD110865]

Why? They're admiring their teacher's new car. She's probably single and looking for a boyfriend when school gets out and she doesn't have to do any homework.

[@c4llahan]

@@DTD110865 They’re gonna get smudges all over the paint and chrome.

[@nathanduckeorth806]

Loved the stock wheel covers,and that 289

[@joseharo1249]

"Mustangs go for people" ha

[@rodneymcgiveron7494]

the Mustang for us here in Australia was the mighty Falcon .. after America wound up the Falcon in 1970 we kept it going until 2016.... 3.5 million built and we love every one of them..

[@stickybudsarelovely4839]

Once American cars were beautiful. Even toy diecast cars. Not anymore.

[@trutrenator4630]

i love it!!!

[@peacefrog0521]

That woman at 3:58 (and in the thumbnail) looks so much like Majel Barrett Roddenberry.

[@ignorecorporatenews]

8 track tape player !

[@friendofdorothy9376]

So many were shown with air conditioning which I’m sure was the most expensive option.

[@joeylocognato2198]

It is cool and it must have been a real blast camera I was born July 30 years later

[@davidbaron3489]

Super vidéo d époque merci

[@mgn5667]

They say those 64-66 were womens cars! and they were.. soon later they made them into beasts for men

[@SGTStangg]

Women can enjoy them too, same for any other car

[@johnmanzo9329]

Im the same age as those kids checking out the teachers new Mustang.

[@JustChiminin]

Stereo-sonic tape player!

[@LannyBenny]

The announcer has a sigh and a strange way of saying, "Well." at 5:20

[@zecarodrigues3993]

Nesta Época ai o Combustível era muito Barato !

[@Wixom2200]

This is true: Professionals DID NOT buy Mustangs. The professionals bought Cadillacs, Lincoln's, Buicks. My dad was a professional. Always Caddy's. More blue collar, southern and west coast people bought the sports cars. I wish my dad would have bought a Chevelle SS etc.

[@lancelot1953]

Hi Phillip, so was my dad but in 1967, he switched to the T-Bird, right before going to Vietnam, he never came back. I am the one who bought the 1970 Mustang - I still have her. Ciao, L

[@DarylCook63]

Anyone else notice anything at 4:50? The ORIGINAL RTR Mustang! (Someone should forward this to Vaughn Gittin Jr.)

[@robertochaparro1969]

Mi papa tenia un blaco 1966 en 1978 en ecelentes condisiones

[@robertochaparro1969]

@@dariowiter3078 por dios dario no pense q t fuera molestar pondre mas atension espero le entiedas por dios

[@fernandoalparducci8778]

Está campanha publicitária eu vi em uma empresa que prestava peças a FORD p

[@melvinsmiley5295]

Why are they calling a standard V8 a “Cobra V8”? Interesting….

[@dariowiter3078]

Tom Hatten(1927-2019), former Los Angeles television host who was famous for hosting Popeye The Sailor cartoons for years on KTLA Ch. 5(2:12). 📺📺📺📺📺 😁😁😁😁😁

[@RarityunicorncuhH]

1:10

[@matthewbulger5876]

Were Any Of These Vintage Ford Motor Company Ads Shown During Commercial Brakes On The F.B.I.?

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

Along with the hockey games on CBC?

[@tnate6004]

The one with the secretary definitely was. I have an episode with original commercials in it.

[@fairfaxcat1312]

What are the chief differences between high fi, stereophonic (2:37), and stereo?

[@TheSidguns]

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