Ford 1967 Line up

Ford used this film to introduce its new (1967) offerings to the dealers. Includes full size, Falcons and Trucks.
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[@cm1133]

I was born in 1967. I LOVE the simplistic styling of the homes, the huge, land yacht cars and the elegant way everyone dressed up even to go to the grocery store. I wanna go back. Back to the days when everyone I knew was still alive.

[@McSnerdly]

My mother refused to walk down to the mailbox with curlers in her hair or go to the store without full make up and a nice dress.

[@goldstar7261]

Yes my grandparents used to get fully dressed up just for the grocery store I miss them people

[@patriciadomino9553]

Me too

[@cm1133]

@John Robinson that family epitomizes life in 2021! My mom would have died too! Mom passed away in 2010. Hell, I almost envy her with the way things are these days.

[@willi19671]

Yeah back to a time , where a Ford looks like Ford and a Beetle looks like a Volkswagen

[@manonmars2009]

These are the best looking cars of the day. The elegant formal clothing of the women and children and the simple design of the homes and other buildings are so 1960s. I miss those days when I was a child. I remember them fondly.

[@billyfoster3223]

@livey oone Oh, sure, of course not! ( Oh, yes there is)

[@billyfoster3223]

@livey oone in your dreams, snowflake

[@billyfoster3223]

@livey oone just go away OK?

[@billyfoster3223]

@livey oone You first, liberal.

[@billyfoster3223]

@livey oone who are you voting for in 2020 ,Trump or Biden

[@rickydc0475]

The video is barely audible but the pictures of those nice Ford cars speak for themselves! Nice cars!

[@lorenreece1665]

I've had my Dad's 1934 5 window Ford Coupe for 17 years now. Dad bought it new in the Spring of 1934 from a dealership in Central Iowa. Mom and Dad drove this car to the Black Hills of S Dakota on their honeymoon in 1938. Everything original including paint. Motor never tore down. Still drive it to Auto shows and for pleasure. I learned to drive in this car.

[@bobt5778]

That's a really great story.

[@jameshuseby6290]

That is really something to have a car that long in your family and all original but just sentimental value makes it priceless

[@brianskafica328]

1967 was the first year for the famous Ford slogan, "Ford has a Better Idea." This is my all-time favorite car line slogan.

[@tnitron9750]

" Have You Driven A Ford Lately "

[@MartintheTinman]

I like "going Ford is the going thing"

[@tnitron9750]

"Mustang Mustang 68" "Only Mustang makes it Happen"

[@paulharvey6216]

My uncle bought one of these 67 galaxies but my dad was all gm he bought a 67 Impala when I rode in the gala Die it was a lot smoother and way quieter than the Chevy but I would never admit it back then (LOL)

[@skipstalforce]

I love my toyota but nothing is as smooth, quiet and comfortable as my old LTD

[@LMacNeill]

The '67 Galaxie is my favorite of the vertical-headlight Galaxies.

[@theone5716]

And the longest one too, at 213 inches (the 65 and 66 was only 210 inches

[@JamesBond-uz2dm]

My dad had one when I was a kid.

[@andiman45]

1966

[@Coyote-wm5op]

Love vertical headlights. Can you imagine if they made them look like the old round style now but plastic and LED bulbs?

[@frankbrunetti2109]

I think the station wagon version was called The Country Squire, but still have the same type of headlights

[@AlainHubert]

Look at the size and body roll of those super heavy cars ! lol But at least in those days they had style and were comfortable. Today's cars all look the same and make you feel every single crack in the road by jerking you around like a sardine in a can. In 1967 I was 2 years old... How time flies!

[@JimJones-zc9mk]

Before you know it the year will be 2067, lol.

[@MrMenefrego1]

My brother had the Ford XL Package in his new 1967 Ford Galaxie 500. I had no idea they called the 429-CI a "Seven Liter Engine" back in 1967 though.

[@CallmeDaBreeze1971]

'67 Ford Galaxy is my favorite car ever. Hardtop with 428/4spd yes please.

[@m42037]

MrBreeze Warm it over and run 12s at the track

[@xaenon]

A 390-4V with a slightly massaged C6 and the right gears was certainly no slouch, either. The I prefer the ragtops. They're not as pretty as the hardtops with the top up, that's true, but with the top down... man oh MAN.

[@m42037]

xaenon I had a 584/240 Duration cam, Eddie heads, 750DP, 4:11 gears, headers with dumps, dual exhaust with Flowmaster (3 chamber) mufflers, 3000 stall in the C6. Drove nice except on tge freeway i didn't switch the trans over to AOD, i went broke and had to sell it in 2014. Had it 18.5 years. Oh on the track with not good traction my 60ft was always not good 2.0s when it should be 1.8 or 7 with sticky tires. So best the car (was a 66 XL, it's on my fb still) did was 13.79 with a 3 @ almost 100mph. If i had the money i wanted to fix trans and put new drag radials on it i know the car would of ran low 13s maybe hit a high 12. I mostly drove it. Fun car but used a lot of gas. Miss it bad. Being poor sucks.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

67 Fairlane for me......

[@jondstewart]

MrBreeze ours was a ‘67 sky blue Custom 500, but high end. It had nice hubcaps and didn’t look all plain and unremarkable.

[@happydave56]

I drove a seven year old '67 Custom in high school. Icebox white with red interior. Loved that big Ford.

[@majoroz4876]

My first NEW vehicle.........the Fairlane 500 sedan.....with the 289, best V-8 in history (until the "godzilla" three years ago). Just graduated from college, with a 10 month old and one on the way. Drove it for 15 years and 240,000 mi. .......Mojave desert, Wyoming, coastal Washington. Never let us down.

[@joelbrower6547]

I've owned a 1963 Galaxie 500 XL convertible for the past 41 years. But the 1967 Galaxie was the prettiest of the bunch.

[@bobt5778]

Nice! My friend's 63 Galaxie convertible was the first car I ever drove. Well built, smooth and powerful. I got my license the following year 😂.

[@CJColvin]

These cars look a million times better than any modern vehicle you see on the road today.

[@mr.grumpygrumpy2035]

I wish Ford would bring back the Galaxie 500. Fat chance with today's SUV craze.

[@critchley3819]

Never again will the World see these US 50s 60s works of four wheeled art..

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

brian critchley sad, but true .

[@bossdog1480]

Thank those wonderful Greenies for that.

[@andiman45]

Thank God for that. Unsafe at any speed

[@michaelweizer7794]

@@andiman45 I think your unsafe at any speed, welcome to the nanny state where the government saves you from yourself!.

[@mescko]

@@michaelweizer7794 ...and in so doing takes away your freedom to make your own choices.

[@danny-li6io]

Way back when things mattered and people cared.

[@robertwalker2052]

Preach!

[@lizzapaolia959]

What a fantastic video. Thanks for sharing this, God bless you 🙏

[@crist67mustang]

I think the all new Ford Thunderbird 1967 was an answer to the GM Oldsmobile Toronado, big, muscle shape, wider wheels and tires, etcetera.

[@Johnnycdrums]

Great platform, very luxurious, and totally unique in the FORDOR Landau (suicide door) version. The 67' T-Bird was the chassis that was later derived for the 69' Lincoln Continental Mark III, but with completely different body styles. Trivia; the early Mark III 460 engines were underrated because they all consisted of hand selected parts.

[@paulbroderick8438]

Ah, so elegant, so stylish and just so plain beautiful! Now, just a contraption to get one from A to B.

[@pauldudakadanielthomson8890]

Mr. Marsh had a 1967 2 door Fairlane 500. I think it had a 289 V8. I was 14 at the time, he was 60 maybe 70 and he would let me drive it, because he was always too drunk. We never got caught by the cops.

[@tjhaywood100]

The '67 Galaxie fastback was one badass looking car!

[@hankschrader149]

Chris Haywood yes it was I remember my parents had one when I was a little tyke

[@mono6786]

I also have one

[@FawleyJude]

Especially if it was avocado green with a black vinyl roof.

[@bernardenorth]

Man I miss my 67 fastback....390 block, air ryde. Should've never sold it smh

[@billyfoster3223]

Exactly why I want to get one! Besides, my parents bought a used 2 year old 66 Galaxie 500 Hardtop and they liked it. Had 390 big block and factory a/c, power windows, locks and seat. Neat car for the time!

[@97warlock]

I like watching these.....for the surrounding scenery as much as the cars

[@santiagomercado338]

Muy buen video, me encanta ver como era todo en esos tiempos, principalmente los autos. Lástima que no se escucha el audio, pero de verdad muy buen video, LOS FELICITO ! ! Desde República Dominicana

[@1LOCKNLOAD]

I'll take a '67 Fairlane with 427 side oiler and 4 on the floor. See ya later.

[@DD-jh9bm]

I’m here cause I have a 67 Tbird I’m glad I got this recommend 🙂

[@jeffwagner7007]

It's nice to see that somebody else has a 67 T-Bird like mine! My parents bought the car new they gave it to me in high School still in my garage.

[@doug9066]

This will be interesting for me, seeing the Ford lineup of the year I was born. 👍🙂

[@KingRoseArchives]

Thanks for stopping by our channel!

[@larry45044]

great to be an american back then!!

[@SuperAgentman007]

I’m gonna go down to my Ford dealership. Right now and ask them to see if I can test out the new 1967 LTD. i’ll probably buy two

[@kfm908]

I had a dark blue convertible 390 I loved that car!

[@JB-zn1kx]

God... what I wouldn't do to get cars like this again.

[@davidj.7227]

Fairlane GTA 390 4 speed was a great little car

[@mexicanspec]

That car didn't exist. The GTA had an automatic 3 speed transmission.

[@DA90027]

It is a shame they never made a Falcon Convertible this year. I think that body style would look amazing as a convertible.

[@donschweihofer7877]

My first car was a 67 XL. It had a factory a m radio with an 8 track in the dashboard.

[@brianpercival1829]

I was 14 yrs old in 67. Fond memories. I like the hard tops. All the safety, must be the safest car on the planet. Oh, wait, Volvo, never mind. Clock was pre-broken when installed.

[@andrewnunez5680]

I wish they would make cars like this again.

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

you and me BOTH brother!

[@karloshernandezs5631]

I was 16 ! I work part time washing cars! 😄! I get to drive many of them! I love the mercury's! CALIENTE! ( HOT)! 😄BEAUTIFUL AUTOMOBILE! LOTS OF CROME! BUT TO YOUNG TO OWN ONE. MEMORY LANE! EXCELLENT VIDEO. MY FIRST CAR WAS A 74 CHEVY NOVA I MISS! 😥!

[@dustin404]

beautiful music

[@sarjim4381]

1967 was nearing the end of the line for the Falcon. The new sheet metal mimicked the Mustang but the two door hardtop and convertible, the one most likely to attract young buyers, were dropped, and the Ranchero pickup and station wagon were moved to Fairlane chassis and didn't share in the Falcon's body style. Ford was getting ready to introduce the Maverick as its compact car for the 70's and the Falcon's time was almost done. As a way to prove that, they made the Falcon appeal to older people and families, but those customers wanted more space, not anything sporty. No young guy of that era would be caught dead in a two door, let alone a four door, sedan, and slapping chrome on the door pillar of the sedan wasn't going to work. Ford really wanted sporty car buyer sot move over to the Mustang. The Falcon hung on until 1970, the last model year.

[@syxepop]

Sar Jim, for all practical purposes it was the '69 MY 'cause the '70 was introduced as a "consolidation prize" for not having the Maverick ready yet in massive numbers as it was really a (mid-size) Torino 2-door trim.

[@melrose9252]

The 70 Falcon was a bottom end Torino.

[@scarbourgeoisie]

Man, I would have just turned 3 when these cars came out.

[@sampsonleevon1982]

Damn, I wish there was a law for old cars I Mint condition not be crushed.

[@marktatum2592]

1967 F100 pickup Fleetside LWB Tu-tone blue/white am radio hub-caps Dealer installed rear step bumper rubber floor mat 240 six cylinder, three on the tree with Twin I-Beam Suspension.

[@jerometaperman7102]

Cruise control in 1967? I never heard of it until about ten years later.

[@Beth9228]

What sound??

[@syxepop]

Beth Peterson , I CAN'T HEAR YA! (yes, it was TOO HUSHED for my iPad...)

[@mbaer5]

It was recorded under water

[@jamesbeemer7855]

Cars of that era were really roomy . Making out was a pleasure with your girl . The seats were couches . You could stretch out , and fog the windows right .

[@701CPD]

Detroit made some big boats back then.

[@jamesbeemer7855]

I should know , I had one .

[@Jhihmoac]

OMG! Were ladies pretty and classy back then! I wish I hadn't been just a little kid during these years... I'd have fun driving a woman from this time around in either a bad assed Mustang, or even a Galaxie 500!

[@vassa1972]

Very cool

[@nostrilnick]

Torpedo brassieres. Bring 'em back !

[@anthonycannatajr9482]

Audio?

[@robmastro8620]

would be nice if we heard the sound

[@jameshuseby6290]

Just goes to prove how quiet the 1967 Ford really is

[@rickm3217]

Now that's funny, a Falcon a short limo.

[@HDTube101]

Ahh yes.. The rust bucket years..

[@desertbob6835]

Sounds like the optical soundtrack did,'t quite make it through the ages

[@1aikane]

Am I the only one that can't hear the sound?

[@MartintheTinman]

It's there but it might as well not be

[@jameshuseby6290]

No you're not

[@jameshuseby6290]

Are you sitting in a 1967 Ford ?

[@jamesteichler1290]

Me too

[@dh2360]

Beautiful car and neighborhood. It would be great to know in what city they filmed.

[@bradjohnston8193]

Jacksonville, Florida

[@Wild-Wes]

I want the one like Parnelli Jones raced in. With a super charged 427. With enough power and tuning. I can probably get it to go 200mph. I want one that I can make as fast as the new dodge demons. I want it to have all the stuff the dodge demon has. I am going to make mine the fastest ford galaxie. They were lighter than the new demons. So getting the galaxie faster, should not be a problem. And that is my dream. And I will make that happen no matter what happens or the cost.

[@thegreatbamboozler4837]

….and it will be as aerodynamic as a 1967 refrigerator.... be sure and put a wing on it...you're gonna need it!

[@mitchbanner4094]

Did anyone else recognize the tunnel at the end? Isn't that where Jake and Elwood were running from the Chicago P.D. in the Blues Brothers?

[@Johnnycdrums]

At 7:14, USS Jonas Ingram (DD 938).

[@dwightcole6989]

Beautiful car however, I was going to buy one but the oversized horn hub changed my mind.

[@LearnAboutFlow]

LOL, what exactly is a safety armrest? Are subtly referring to a side impact?

[@interpolkillersfan93]

Then we made the Falcon our car :)

[@larryhawkins3294]

Watch the Invaders on DVD and you will see most of Ford's line up for 67. A particular star was a pastel blue colored Galaxie 500 convertible with a 428 V8. These were awesome looking cars.

[@davidm4160]

Not one street corner beggar.

[@TheSchmed]

2:40 Galaxie Five Oh Oh, No Jesus on the dashboard !?!? Funny, this “Low Cost” marketing would have the opposite affect today, and cause avoidance.

[@juliojuliocesar8577]

A super maquina. 🚘😊

[@braddietzmusic2429]

1967, but the music sounds like soundtrack from Bachelor in Paradise from 1961 (which featured Chrysler Corp products, btw). Strange.

[@robertwalker2052]

Ah, yes. Bachelor in Paradise. Jack Lemon. Houses by Eichler. Cars by Chrysler. Great movie.

[@raymathews7035]

What happened to the sound?

[@Thunder_6278]

I hope that they can restore the color, it has faded.

[@nolarobert]

The definition of "low profile" tires has changed since 1967!

[@jamesslick4790]

Yeah, Less absurd in the old days.

[@justaburgscousin]

Yeah: 24/5/385

[@calescapee9642]

I just picked up a 67 Fairlane 500. 289 column shift all original unmolested.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

How much?

[@rodneybrand8521]

My dad worked at ford and every model year he would take my brother and me to see the new models. and yes i got to see the 67 galaxies go down the final assembly line..it was the atlanta assembly plant..my brother and myself both retired from the same plant in 06..it closed along with 9 others..had a lot of memories at that plant..bless you all..

[@compxc]

How many people are watching this wishing we could go back to a more simpler time ....

[@alexp362]

The world looked so much cleaner in 1967...

[@horseathalt7308]

Well the usa was a solid majority white european nation back then . now you have browns at half of the population so you get the third world affect and the country is decaying quickly

[@JB-zn1kx]

@@horseathalt7308 Because it was... wasn't so full to this "cancel" bullshit

[@megatronusorionpax4900]

@@horseathalt7308 so you're racist? Just say that

[@jl3322]

It wasn’t

[@nagmat1]

@@megatronusorionpax4900 It's true.

[@richardstanley6660]

Still driving 1967 Falcon Futura purchased by my father in May 1967; 205,000 miles after serving as college transportation to Georgia Tech, Auburn, and George Washington University.

[@dbcooper7477]

Awesome! The '67 Falcon was my first car. Bought it in 1986. LOVED that car. Still miss it.

[@bossdog1480]

I had the Australian model 1967 Falcon wagon with the 289 V8.

[@bossdog1480]

I had the '67 Australian model Falcon wagon with the 289 V8. Very good car, wish I still had it..

[@jondstewart]

Richard Stanley I’ve always wondered why the Falcon didn’t carry on. Maybe became a Pinto, LOL. The Fairlane did, it became a Torino.

[@bossdog1480]

@@jondstewart In Australia Falcons were made up until 2017. I currently drive an '05 Falcon wagon.

[@mikerieck306]

The good ole days......I miss them.

[@lenisbennett3062]

Today will be some one's good old days sometime in the future imagine that 😱

[@Mcscher]

@Mike Zielinski check out icon

[@MrShobar]

Then Madison Avenue has worked its magic on you.

[@dorisbrinkerhoff8124]

i miss sitting in the back while mom kicked butt at 75 mph down the freeway

[@tomdurkins]

@@dorisbrinkerhoff8124 Tires bouncing causing the steering wheel to vibrate Ike a washing machine. Tires on the edge of exploding because they were made of just rubber without any steel belts. Suspension so loose that the car would lose control if you were to avoid something in the road. And chance of survival about zero if involved a crash. Let’s not mention the whistling wind noise and water leaks from the door gaskets. But I Still would buy one of these cars today without even thinking about it if it had less than 20,000 miles in perfect condition just to look and sit in it in my garage.

[@deepwater2652]

Great cars, great homes, classy women - beam me back, Scotty!

[@34Packardphaeton]

... and women in SKIRTS ! ! !

[@gerrynightingale9045]

@Robbie D *BULLSHIT!* *The World has always been "Dark/Evil/Sad" or have you forgotten the 'Holocaust' a generation earlier?* *In the 1860's Americans were KILLING each other in a war of 'brother against brother' and now it's attempting to reignite to please a 'power elite with money'* *The only "Innocence & Purity" that existed then or now is only present in five-year-olds*

[@perryegolson833]

Robbie D Dude I think that everyone would love to go back and be a kid again. No responsibilities, no worries, fun times riding your bike, playing baseball, etc. But we all gotta grow up. And in reality the late 1960s was not a care free era by most standards. Riots, the Vietnam War, political tension, etc.

[@billyfoster3223]

@@gerrynightingale9045 Get over it!

[@billyfoster3223]

@@34Packardphaeton No flippin' kidding!!☺☺

[@DISCODAN1]

I was 2 when these cars were new, but I remember them well... as well as the clothing and the manners of the man opening the door for his wife, and the mid century homes. What a great time in our country that we will likely never see again unfortunately.

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Yeah I guess so but if they see a black person jogging through that neighborhood these neighbors would probably sick on them the clan.

[@DISCODAN1]

@@georgeplagianos6487 yes and it happened in every neighborhood, each incident and every day. And it is clearly documented in police files in every city and town across the United States. Actually it happened so much in fact that the KKK had their own hotline which was 555, precursor to 911! What a busy switchboard it was! That's also why unemployment was so low because during that period so many switchboard operators were needed on the KKK Hotline! Do you speak any other language besides hyperbole dear? The mid 20th century was safer across the board and for all people living in the US. Take some time (which I know you won't do) and look at crime stats from local and federal crime archives at the time. Especially FBI records. You have obviously been poisoned and indoctrinated into believing only the bad things about our history. And bad there was.... as in EVERY country in EVERY period in history. I feel so bad for you. What a sad, warped, twisted and hopeless place your mind lives.

[@TheSchmed]

Love the music, Florida scenery, reminds me of watching “I Dream of Jeannie” re runs back in the 70s and 80s.

[@kennixox262]

While the TV series, I Dream of Jeannie, was set in Coco Beach, Florida, not really any of it besides some B roll was shot in Florida. All Hollywood. As a native of the Tampa Bay area, I can attest to what Florida before Disney World ruined everything and all the carpet baggers moved down from Ohio and other places.

[@patriciadomino9553]

The scenery was in New Orleans

[@kennixox262]

@@patriciadomino9553 I didn't realize that they moved Mayport to Florida from New Orleans. Thanks for the info.

[@frdjr2527]

Full-size '67 Fords were great looking cars! I always loved the shark-nose grille. My dad had a brand new '67 LTD 4-door HT with a 390 CID, 4 bbl, 315 hp engine. Color was Vintage Burgundy, black vinyl roof, black interior. Car had just about every option Ford offered. That car was a beauty!

[@toddbonin6926]

IMHO, the 1967 full-size Fords were some of the best-looking cars ever built.

[@jondstewart]

Todd Bonin I totally agree, 1966-1968 were my favorite years. Starting in 1969, they acquired that generic boxy look and most full-sized Ford’s looked pretty plain afterwards. We had a sky blue 1967 Custom 500 when I was born up until I was about 4 and grandparents had a gold 1968 LTD.

[@xaenon]

My favorites were always the '67 big Ford ragtops and (oddly enough) wagons. Both made great drive-in cars.

[@eldaddio9100]

Audio Sucks 😭🤔

[@HI-RISER]

Total Performance

[@xaenon]

I even loved the name they used for the big Fords back then.... GALAXIE. So majestic! Though, for some reason, the '500' following it seemed ... slightly jarring. It didn't really really roll off the tongue like 'Galaxie'. Or maybe that was just me. I don't know.

[@dennisleporte2327]

I'm not much of a Ford dude but the 67's were some beautifully styled cars.

[@xaenon]

Second only to the '61 Starliners in my opinion.

[@jondstewart]

Dennis LePorte In my opinion, Ford’s were beautifully styled cars until 1969. That’s when they acquired the generic and boxy look. Even that red 1970 convertible Charlton Heston drove in The Omega Man didn’t look nearly as nice as a base model Custom or Galaxie from 1967. My grandparents had a green 1973 LTD and it was nothing nearly as nice as their maroon 1966 Chevy Caprice they had beforehand.

[@dennisleporte2327]

@@jondstewart I agree. loved the 69 Galaxie after that blah.

[@mr.d.4175]

I had three. 2 were Galaxy 500's and a Mustang GT. All had the 390 engines.

[@califdad4]

68 & 69 were much better

[@davehoward2791]

My dad had a '67 Ford XL 428 4V with automatic, man was that thing fast! I'd give anything to have that car today. Awesome ride, beautiful looks, and fantastic power- what a car!

[@mescko]

Was it the 7 litre package?

[@davehoward2791]

I don’t think so, but I was so young (early 70’s, so I was 10-12 yrs old) I wouldn’t have known. Isn’t the 7L package the solid lifter 427?

[@mescko]

@@davehoward2791 The 7-litre package came with the 428, you could have specified the 427 instead, but you would lose A/C and power brakes.

[@davehoward2791]

Cool, thanks for the info! 👍

[@markrenton1093]

I remember as a kid going to the Ford dealership and sitting in the trucks, they had their own new smell.

[@cammontreuil7509]

True I was 10 in 68 and dad bought a F100. I remember that smell in the truck. I still have dad's truck to this day.

[@Rick-tt6yq]

We had a turquoise 67 mercury comet Capri with a 289. Parents bought it when we came back to Canada after a military posting to Germany and I remember the family huddles around the brochures spread out on the kitchen table when dad chose the engine (he was a mechanic) and mom chose the paint. I remember Dad being able to fit 2 full sets of golf clubs, and their carts, in the trunk. I also remember tucking away the seatbelts because ‘they got in the way’: That was also a time when both parents smoked and didn’t always crack a window. I still have a little plastic Esso tiger key chain that I bought shortly after we headed out on a trip to visit family from Trenton, Ontario to Edmonton: That little guy hung from the mirror of our family car and some 55 years later, it still dangling from the mirror of my 2019 F150!

[@Nunofurdambiznez]

ok. .now THAT is a great story! I wish more people had great comments like yours to post, instead of the hateful bull shit most everyone posts now-a-days!

[@jamesteichler1290]

Awesome.

[@dicarlo57]

two golf carts in the trunk of a comet, yeah, sure.

[@telcobilly]

​@@dicarlo57 you think he was talking about full size golf carts? C'mon man...

[@MikeLikesChannel]

Energy-absorbing foam padding! That'll keep everyone safe!

[@melciveng]

The mid 60s were the pinnacle of American car styling

[@martintaper7997]

Mid to late 50s.

[@corymcgrath5652]

Yes, I had a 1966 Galaxy. I loved it.

[@paulcheek5711]

grandmother bought a new 67 Galaxie 500 fast back. back when America made REAL, beautiful cars...

[@luizmiranda1950]

*Cheek* Yes. In fact, the _"world cars"_ today are merely imitation of each other. Exceptions are so rare that I don't know them.

[@perryegolson833]

Luiz Miranda Do you own a Ford by any chance?

[@luizmiranda1950]

@@perryegolson833 I had several GM, Ford and Chrysler cars. Until the 1970s, each model was exclusive, which was noticeable at 1 km. Since the 1980s, they have become similar and different cars look the same from 50 meters away.

[@perryegolson833]

@@luizmiranda1950 My biggest complaint is that there are too many SUV/crossover vehicles, and auto makers are not really as creative or innovative with designs anymore. Damn it not everyone wants a soccer mom car. And there also aren't enough lower-priced entry level type of cars anymore. It seems like every car has to have bluetooth, navigation, OnStar, Intuitive cruise control, etc. Maybe people just want an affordable entry level or mid level car without all the bells and whistles. Not everyone can drop $30,000 on their first vehicle. Why do you think the Escort was the number one selling car in America for like a decade? Did the car makers learn nothing from that? The Escort was reliable, cheap everyday transportation. That's all it was trying to be, and it worked. However it wasn't a terrible car like the Chevette or the Pinto.

[@luizmiranda1950]

@@perryegolson833 We are exposing similar points of view. I feel good driving an "automobile" and not an ugly and unarmed F35, where I rely less on my brain and more on car electronics. I am no longer a driver, but a practically disposable part.

[@tomsvenkesen2476]

American cars from the 50s and 60s is the best cars i have seen in my life. Cars today cars , it s dosent matter where they come from is complett crap . Pleace take me back to the 60s, and must be USA. Regards from Norway.

[@zappbrannigan8952]

Tom Svenkesen yup, lots of optimism and innovation, especially on 60s Mopars

[@SuperAgentman007]

The 1967 LTD was an excellent car specially during the winter time when you had a pump it about 20 times and hope that you didn’t just flood the car.

[@alanhumphrey4198]

I haven't used the term "it's flooded" in many years...seems like it's been forever since we had cars with carburetors. Born 1955.

[@videomaniac108]

I remember seeing these big Fords used in the production of some TV series back in this period, like "The Invaders" and 'The FBI".

[@jameshuseby6290]

Ford was the car maker that was in most TV shows from the 1950s to at least the 1980s

[@rainlori]

Quinn Martin Productions tended to use "cars furnished by the Ford Motor Company". I think Barnaby Jones (Buddy Ebsen) drove an LTD coupe or similar.

[@mtntime1]

@@ronweaver9296 Book 'em Danno!

[@scdevon]

Is it the fall of 1967 yet? I want to order a 1968 Mercury Cougar XR7 in Augusta Green with 428 Cobra Jet Ram Air, C-6 "Select Shift" transmission, and a 3.50:1 locking differential. From there, just go down the option list and check everything else off, please. Thank you very kindly!

[@dicarlo57]

+scdevon dont forget the power ass massage controls for the front seats and condom dispencers

[@m42037]

scdevon 4:11 and drag radials, got to hit the strip on occasion i did, was fun while it lasted

[@jimmyb1559]

scdevon I’ll take one too!!

[@michaelweizer7794]

@@jimmyb1559 .. .. and then didn't uncle Sam come calling!.

[@hose8239]

I had that car, XR7 G Dan Gurney edition, wish I still had it!!!

[@senorkaboom]

That '67 Ford was the epitome of design, manufacture, quality, commitment and features on the road, at least until the '68 models came out.

[@jondstewart]

I thought the 1968 models were just as nice. 1969 is when they started going downhill with that generic, nondescript boxy look

[@martybadboy]

In Detroit, they were all rusted to pieces by 1970. Thank goodness they don't make em like that anymore!

[@manonmars2009]

This car (Galaxie) was absolutely a knock out great looking car. When was the last time you saw people dressed so elegantly.....during regular daytime hours? I remember those days. So much has changed, and not for the better.

[@ecymbura31]

Man life was so much more simpler then

[@johnpro2847]

just seems that way possibly because rapid communication of bad news was controlled...still I love nostalgia ..makes you feel good for some reason

[@michaelalmasian4710]

Not in Vietnam

[@megatronusorionpax4900]

Not for everyone

[@dustin404]

@@megatronusorionpax4900 zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@DG-sf9ei]

Watching this makes someone realize how jaded society has become to regular conveniences that have been implemented decades ago.

[@raneman7415]

Back when cars were quality and cool

[@julesmoto9022]

They certainly weren't quality but they were cool

[@beaconterraoneonline]

The adjectives & descriptive terminology is hilarious. Darren Stevens & Larry Tate would be proud.

[@robertortiz8540]

I was 7 years old in 1967 Thank You for posting.

[@elmerray22]

I had a 68 ltd hidden headlights 58 thousand 390 4 bbl quiet and smooth i miss taking her on the highway

[@richardroberts7261]

When i started learning how to drive it was moms 1968 XL fastback with hideaway head lights, black vinal roof ,army green color 390 cold ac would spit ice off the metal vents on a hot day ...lol