15 Cool 1976 Ford Pick Up Truck Commercials
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They wouldnt even jump the raptor like they did these standard trucks in this video today lol
Some guy already did and t boned his Raptor Goodbye 70k.
@@chargermaster586 The raptor is overrated.
thats because it would break.
literally put some good shocks on the old shit and it will SMOKE a raptor.
That jump in the tan truck was ballsy af.
@@joshchristian6101 yeah it looked like he hooked his bumper pretty good. 😂
Ford truck 1976: I-beam Front axel
Ford truck 2018: 4 cylinder with plastic oil pan
Jon F I want to see a 2020 f150 do these tests
@@James-xl1iu So would Ford!! (They'd probably have to use a Dodge, or a Chevy)
Painkiller Jones yup that’s why I bought a Silverado
@@James-xl1iu Rip cv axles and tie rods
@@seanmartin5056 Lol🤣
1976: Let attach torches to a truck and pop some balloons with the torches
2017: Let's throw a toolbox in the bed of a truck
YellowBeanieBoy we have to go back
2018: Does my phone connect to the infotainment system?
Um, I need help fixing my bicycle
Real people, not actors!
I like how ford hung a bunch of cars and trucks with the new superduty frame.
"93% of Ford trucks from the last 12 years are still on the job"
40 years later, so is mine
Nice call. Great trucks.
My 75 f100 is still running strong
I wanna get myself one of the Tallboys. So friggen majestic.
Ethan Hurl it's amusing my 78 f150 ranger xlt runs better than my car
@@unfocusedclover9050 its amazing how these old tanks run better than cars made in the 21 century
1970: does actual tests
2017: ThAt ToOl BoX dAmAgEd FoRdS PaInT
Your being honest though
lol
@@John-ik2eg because they dumped an empty one in the Chevy and a full toolbox into the ford
Aluminum is the worst thing to make heavy duty truck bodies out of. Period
@@noclass2gun342 you can say "period" at the end of every wrong sentence you say, it doesn't change them. aluminum is better and lighter than steel its just how it is.
BUT WAIT... Did you know 93 out of 100 ford pick-up trucks are still on the job since 1963.
I had no clue!
Yes I know, every time I go to town I see at least 5 or 6 of those old 60"s and 70's fords.
The rest made it home!
@@randymagnum143 they said job not road
WHAAAAAAAT?!?!?!!!??!?!?!?!
I had a neighbor growing up who had an early 70s Ford F-100. He bought it new and kept it well maintained. He drove it every day until the day he died in 2007, and 13 years later his son still has it. Still on the job. They do not make them like that anymore.
Those 70s Ford trucks were tough bastards.
Callum Donington Oh definitely my friend and they can take an outstanding beating than the new ones can.
They were dated when they were new because of 70s oil crisis that's why the 78 and 79 models har a short run work on the 1980 F150 had started before the 78 and 79 models went on sale.
The 70's Dodge Rams were as well. The problem is they were all ranch and farm trucks so few survived. They maneuver like a 18 wheeler and had terrible gas mileage. That said, my uncle had one roll down a hill, take out half a dozen trees and it only needed a new bumper, radiator, and grill.
My 70s ford truck still is :)
My grandpa had one and he was rear ended by a big rig so hard that the semi’s transmission Broke and he and his friends were fine
these were the days when trucks were trucks that your avg joe could afford. now of days a bare bones base model F-150 XL will run you damn near 30 grand.
SteelCity1981 I know man trucks these days are not only overpriced but they look hideous and ugly, complicated to work on, and lack soul and character as well.
SteelCity1981 well 93 out of 100 are still on the job today so you could just buy a ‘73 Ford
You could get a ranger. They are gunna be cheaper. Truthfully the low prices is the only reason Niisan can sell any of their crap so maybe Ford took notice?
@@CJColvin The only ones with Character I see is the Toyota Tacomas. Heck, most modern vehicles in general don't have character, unless they are a sports car. If I'm gunna spend so much time in a vehicle I want it to have a soul.
@@stormcrowlegendary3512 Exactly mate but these modern car lovers will never learn.
my sleep paralysis demon is gonna start telling me that 93 out of 100 ford trucks built since 1963 are still on the job
Man those 70's era Ford trucks are beautiful.
No four doors with a worthless, short bed in the back, either.
@@tommytruth7595 single cab short bed looks the best
Did you know that 93 out of 100 for trucks built since 1963 or so on the road today lolol. Just incase you didn't know
Girls: US!?
Guys: No! THESE beauties!
Lmao
Girls: Us?
Guys: No! THESE beauties!
Girls minds: (WTF! They have tachometers for eyes)
@Ed B fuck off simp
Ed is a simp? Lmaoo
Bros before hoes. XD
@Ed B simp
I can't believe I'm watching adds: I waited the whole time for the video to start and then it ended.
Man, these commercials really take me back to the 70's! The trucks in these ads (most of em anyway) are worth more now than they cost at the dealer brand new. Ford has always made a damn fine truck and I've owned several. Wish I still had em. Getting old really sucks!
I am proud to say I own a 79 F1OO Ranger XLT ...
I've got a 75 f100 custom
Wish I could say I had something so cool. My everyday driver is a '03 F-150 that looks like its been on the road since '79. Still runs though. Took it from Texas to Oregon and halfway back going 80-90 the whole way. Halfway back we decided to peel off from the convoy and enjoy the trip.
I daily my 77 f150 and in the two years I have she’s never left me stranded
Dentside Pride!!! I got me a 77 f150 Ranger 4x4 with a 400. These Trucks was the best ever made in my opinion. Tough and easy to work on and cheap except for gas. But when you consider how much better the rest of it is, you come out way better paying a little more for gas after all the money you save ever where else. I drive mine ever day. Way better than these new fuel infected piles.
I've got a 79 f250
Ford trucks of the 70's just looked cool. That so many have survived to now shows they were loved by their owners - always a good indication of how a model is to live with.
LOVE my '76 F-100. Runs like a top, zero rust, an engine you can actually work on easily. My 2000 F-150 is a rust bucket - lol
Back in the day , my older brother had a '78 4wd F-150 And my brother still has no proof those trucks could do all those jumps unmodified like in the movies .... but I do !
Fords may not be as tough as they used to, but as someone who has taken my '97 F-250 dune jumping and has pulled semis out of the ditch with the thing, they keep the quote strong.
ford: ok let's beat the absoulute crap out of our trucks and show how tough they are.
chevy: get two tool boxes and fill one with rocks and one empty, throw the one with rocks it the bed of the ford and throw the empty one in the chevy. who cares about performance when you have a nicely painted bed
HoustonFromCali I'm not a truck fan, but I'm pretty sure trucks these days are similar to other one s
Lol I didn't even think of that, but if you look closely, the Chevy bed got torn, but they put a new truck real quick
I have a 1982 Chevy c20 and I hauled a large bus, 80 ft I believe with no problem unlike my 1981 351 f250
Do you have pics of that feat?
Alex Biondi actually yes, yes i do
what sucks is now they do these wimpy commercials
Justin Galligan usually just a bunch of arseholes singing
i was about to say that to this was before ford pick ups turned into cheap toys like they say 98 percent of all ford pickup trucks are still on the road today my dads 1992 ford f150 is still on the job as well as the other and he also has a 1988 f150 that is almost new that he stored in his shop since 1991 but yeah ford pick ups used to be the prime in my opinion
Now they don't appeal to reason. They appeal to ego.
Justin Galligan hey they dropped a toolbox into the truck bed in a recent commercial not to long ago... that was pretty exciting...
Justin Galligan UA-cam Exist now now any idiot can jump there truck and show it get wreaked that's why no one makes commericials like this anymore they make UA-cam videos now to.
7:11 THE RICERS BE BORN
That's what I thought!
Lol
It has a German made engine in it.
Actually the first ricer was in the 1930s
I think there might be 93 out of 100 Fords still on the job
Yup,.. And the other 7 actually ran and got to do some work. Just a joke from a Chevy fan. It's funny I don't like fords but I own and drive a Ford right now (had for 3+ years now) and it's runs great. 264K on it. Goes wherever you want it to. Still rather have a GM product but all in all know both company have there cons and pros, good and bad models. I guess a lot of it is what you grew up with. Fords don't break like I tease my son-in-law with and Chevy break down and need work just as much as fords.do if abused or if not properly maintained..
I wonder how many Chevy's are still on the job, I see a lot more old Chevy's than Fords on the job. I have seen more Fords with Chevy and Chrysler engines in them.
@Larry
I know your lying there are no Chrysler motors running in pickup frames. Chrysler has been going downhill for a long time
@@shawnyoung5960 In my experience, my Ford actually breaks down less. The problem is Chevy is designed for ease of repair. Ford, not so much.
@@garywolfe2387 For some reason people took better car of the Chevys. Ever old Ford I see has been to the river a time or two and have holes all over their body. Also, who the heck throws a Chrysler in a pickup? I've seen a 90's Ford rebuilt from 6 different vehicles with a KIA engine, but Chrysler? Really?
Yes, that junkyard dog had an honest to God Kia engine. I didn't believe it until I looked under the hood. Some old man built the truck from the ground up for his grandson. As you can guess, it ran like shit. Still a cool project, even if it had as much power as my wife's Chevy Malibu Hybrid.
Back when people cared about the actual truck, not the big touchscreen or LED running lights
My 77 F250 has LED running lights, taillights, and headlights. I just gotta add in that radio lol
I agree on the touchscreen but I am replacing my lights in my '91 F150 to LED. Much less strain on the electrical system.
@@johnjuhasz9125 whats wrong with cup holders
@@johnjuhasz9125 yeh my 89' is a singld cab long bed. It only holds 3 people but man can it hold stuff in the back
@ALSO-RAN ! Just to let you know that my 96 F150 with a 5.0L (302) Windsor V8 will outlast whatever overpriced plastic eggshell you drive mate.
this is why I love and appreciate my 1990 ford
"Runs on any kind of gas" - me proceeding to pour used cooking oil into gas tank
2020 And Ford Still builds the best vehicles.
Were
Glad to say im a proud owner of a 1974 f100.
These comercials made me want to go off road my Bronco haha
5 minutes later: oh crap, I need new ball joints, bearings, I just rolled my truck, ouch, someone please call an ambulance and a tow truck.
I wish ads were like this still. Now it’s all about how good the seats warm up and how bad the competitors bed scratches when you throw toolboxes at it 😂
My 76' Highboy is still a head turner to this day. People always ask me if it's for sale.
35 years later, my '84 Ford truck is still working everyday.
Still daily my 73 F250.
Same here
And I daily my 69 F-250
They're nice looking trucks, simple, and the body molding on my '67 Ranger is perfectly inline from front to rear. Makes the truck look straight and in good condition. It's a pleasure to look at.
"Us?"
"NO, THESE BEAUTIES!"
I wish they would still make them like that
Just bought a 1964 Ford f100 a few weeks ago, it still runs on most of it's original factory parts
I love how its CA and TX commercials. Makes sense from a marketing perspective, being as those states have massive populations.
True, but the sales of pickups in TX are more massive than in California where the people want glorified golf carts. Pickup sales in TX account for 25% of the vehicles sold in the state. California is about 10%.
@@tommytruth7595 What else are you Texans going to drive to Brokeback Mountain?
Back before California was infested with liberal idiots
Maybe he’ll get a Honda and drive it over to the land of fruits and nuts.
Love this generation of F - Series.
👍
One of the thoughest ones.
Built Ford Tough wasn't a lie!
rhino250r Exactly man.
I want a 7.3 swapped ranger.
Key word wasn't, now however it's a different story
@@number1yota 🙄🙄🙄
@ALSO-RAN ! That's cute. Try an actual American made truck like the Tundra, and my 2003 with the original drive train and just topped 750K miles
Now I want a 70's Ford pickup XD
70s Ford commercials, brought to you by 2 words “Send it” .
Thank you , I had so much fun watching those adds , wow 70’s was indeed a phenomenal era !!!!
Amazing trucks , vans and cars !
i wonder how many trucks sold in 63 were still on the job at that time.
ecoots mine is a 76 high boy, it needed some work but dispute a few rust spots it runs like a champ
Think about the 2003 F150 and now that its 2018 close to 2019 you still see late 80s and early to mid late 90s F150 trucks 63 was the estimate but people were still using f100 trucks dating back to the late 1950s like the blue 59 f100 seen in one of the commercials.
93
Clever marketing... they said “since”. Technically this would count the trucks sold 63-73 or whenever the commercials were from.
Finally found the good part of the internet. It took me so long. But I am here boys.
Best trucks ever! 93 of 100 since 63,sweet. And the ads are from 76. It is now 2018. Still kicking ass! Just like LeMans and NASCAR.lol
I had a sweet 76 F150 4x4 short bed, I loved that truck!!!
Dang i wish my ford had galvanized panels 😂
3:31 that's the exact paint job my 76 ford has except it's a camper special
42 years later and some of those 76s are still running on the road today.
Elwookiee07. Yeah. Unfortunately alot of the derbies like them exactly because they. are so dam tuff. Personally i think they should not derby anything older than 1990.
I have two ford trucks. A 67 Ford F-250 with the original 300 inline 6 and 4 speed manual trans I bought for 1000 and a few days ago a 1981 Ford F100 Ranger Lariat with a 302 V8 and a AOD Trans for 600 dollars. Both still run strong. Can’t kill these old trucks.
93 of 100 Ford trucks are still on the road today ... the other 7 actually made back home
That's funny shit right there!!!
Lol My dads explorer trans blew and my brothers explorer blew to😂.
2:56 absolute best commercial of all fords time! Lmfao
they last a while I have a 1976 f150 41 years later
My '76 F100 Ranger w/ flatbed pushed along by a 360 V8 Edelbrock intake manifold and Edelbrock 4 bbl carburetor sucks the gas but at 42 years old still gets the job done. Have also had a number of mid seventies F250 high boys. Just wonderful, stout work horses!
Dad had a pristine 79 F-250 camper special - fully optioned with 460 V-8 - factory tough, haul 3/4 camper like wasn't even there! Everything on ut "overbuilt" - more like a 1 ton.
Marky Hursh I had the same truck in a supercab. Drug a cavalier through a stoplight with his brakes locked while towing him, I wasn't aware he was trying to stop me lol. Could light a cigarette on the rotors after the fool kept riding the brakes.
I've got a 77 F-250 Supercab camper special, also fully optioned with the 460
Towing a camper with a 460? He was probably getting 4 mpg!
Imagine if you sent these guys a brand new F-150 with the 2.8 and a Transit, they'd probably be surprised that they had the audacity to sell it in the future lol
Scott Sekiya I’d say both the high and low end new trucks have gotten better and worse respectively, mind you I’ve never driven a pre-90s truck, but I betchya these guys would be blown away and confused by a Supercharged VelociRaptor, imagine that for a commercial
43 years later I bought a 76 F250 with a 390 V8. A year after that and I still drive the thing with a smile. I use it for work and for pleasure, and it ALWAYS turns heads when this straight piped monster pulls into a gas station.
I'm 15 years old, and I just traded my 69 F-250 with a 390 for a 77 F-250 with a 460 V8. I get quite the looks when I show up to school😂
And this ain't daddy's money, this is what you can do when you work, unlike most of my generation
@@liamritter7211 you better be working a lot of hours to fuel that 460
I like how they use just the facts in these commercials
I love Ford!!
no 74-79 supercab commercials?!?!
My ‘79 F-350 4WD Ranger Lariat SuperCab is still going strong. Ordered with PS, PB, A/C, CB radio, cruise control, dual fuel tanks and 351M. I’ve installed a Detroit locker in the rear, an ARB air locker in the front, 4.56:1 gears, dual Rancho front shocks with mounts I fabricated myself, and high-steer tie rod and drag link. 35” Super Swamper radials with forged aluminum Weld Wheels. Also installed Edelbrock manifold, carburetor, camshaft, new valve springs, and 4” K&N air filter. Heads have been ground to match the intake ports, valves were ground with triple angles, and the surfaces were milled flat to remove distortion and slightly increase compression. Full MSD ignition was installed: Pro-Billet distributor, Off-Road box, 8mm wires, Blaster coil, and wiring harness with weatherproof connectors. Dual 2 1/2” exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers. Pipes and mufflers all mounted above the frame rails for clearance. Pipes exit straight back and downward before the rear bumper. Also has dual marine batteries with solenoid control. Interior has new carpeting and a new seat. No rust, no rot. Mileage about 7-10 mpg and it sure isn’t fast with those gears. Engine turns about 3,400 at 65 mph. Between the tires and the exhaust, gotta really yell to talk to passenger! Pulls in 4-Low like an old John Deere, but 0-60 is embarrassingly slow! Like any personally-built projects, it’s got a few things that aren’t quite complete. Prestone 1 gal bottle for radiator overflow, transmission, engine oil, and rear diff oil gauges are still on the floor, still haven’t put the radio back in, and there’s no heat! (If you know where the heater core is on a truck with A/C, you’ll know why.)
The torches and the balloons has to be the funniest thing ever...SO SCIENTIFIC (sarcasm)...there must be 5 ideas at the meeting before the commercial is made/approved, I would love to hear the other 4 pitches if the torch and balloons is the one that was picked.
1:31 99.67% of all Ford owners in a nutshell.
"Yep"
“Prices May never be this low again.” -New trucks in 2020 costing 35k for a base package.
1976 was the year when Ford began it's iconic "Build Ford Tough" campaign that is still in use today.
Theres only one thing I have to say...
93 out of 100 of all Ford trucks built since '63 are still on the job.
I love ford, but those highway mpg are crap. 26 in an f150 with 302 and a 4 speed? Please. My 1990 302 with overdrive and tall gears won't get over 20.
Jay Groom my 94 5 speed 302 got closer to 14 city and 18 highway
My 86 4 speed 4x4 F250 got 8 on a good day with the 460. Swapping this engine into a recently purchased 79 F150 4x4, possibly converting it to 3/4 ton or 1 ton if I can source the axles. Odds are good I can find 7 of them out of 100 made I hear😂
Ya, that made me laugh. I currently drive a '79 F-100 with a 302 and on a recent 2000 mile round trip from Atlanta to San Antonio I managed only 13 mpg. That's with a brand new C4 trans and a new rear end, and similarly young 302. I've owned a '77 and another '79, both with 302s and the best I ever got with any of them was 15mpg.
Back then they put the cars on a tread mill with no load or anything and ran the vehicle at an optimal speed for that particular setup like 50 mph or some crap. All those numbers up until recently are only good for comparison, not for reality.
I have a 1977 with a 1979 351w from a van and a c4 auto and get 20+ at 65-75. recurved the dizzy and put a homemade hei and short tube headers duel 2.5 pipes with h pipe and glass packs. i use passenger car tiers with a hi lode rating in a steel belted radial.
86 mustang with a 302 5.0 and it gets 5 mpg
Ford built tough was true to the blue oval back then! And while theyre not as tough as before, but still make GM look like shit! Twin beam suspension then, v6 more powerful than v8 now, Ford leads in innovation
The RangersEdge Amen Brother. I have a 96 Ford F150 with 5.0L Windsor V8 with 203,393 miles on it and it's still going strong.
CJ Colvin I recently purchased a 1996 f250 with 52,000 original miles on it. xlt single cab with the 351 Windsor. Great truck, I need to replace the fuel pump in the front tank though.
Hollow Point That's awesone man. My rear tank doesn't work very well so I have to use the front tank to fill up the gas.
+Hollow Point my dad still has his 92 f150 still on the road and job and a 88 f150 that has been sitting n his shop for 25 years rip when ford pick ups were tough as balls
I like the old trucks too, but how is a 6 cylinder from the 70's more powerful than a new V8 that makes 360+ hp? What planet are you living on?
Love these old commercials
"Nah, These beauties!"
Moto bros were savage even in the 70s!
They say it won't prove how long they can last but my own is in really good condition and it still runs like its new
ReubenSammich That's cool man I have a 96 Ford F150 with 5.0L Windsor V8 with 203,393 miles on it and it's still going strong.
ReubenSammich yeah, they in '78 can't prove it, but we in 2016 can, they're already outlasting the new models lol
Justin Noker Exactly man and if these new vehicles are so good then why do you see them in repair shops more than you see the old trucks.
Those things could take on more beating than a new Raptor and MANNN those ludicrous MPGs? Don´t you love how blatantly commercials lied to you back in the days?
skirmich I have a 96 Ford F150 with 5.0L Windsor V8 with 203,393 miles on it and it's still going strong. The only thing I replaced on my truck was the starter but other than that mostly was just simple maintenance and cleaned out the transmission fluid just to get rid of the shuttering it was making and it hasn't had a problem ever since. Call me a Redneck or a HillBilly but my 96 F150 will outlast anything you see on the road today and plus my truck looks better than anything you see on the road today as well.
CJ Colvin a 96 with 200 k .. such a low mileage. .... my 96 Chevy has 467k original engine. .. now that's a testimony for good maintenance
mike south Those are outstanding man. Is the engine a 350.
Yes and I'm not saying that to be mean . I even work for a ford dealership I was just saying you have a young engine that could last if taken good care of
mike south That's true man a vehicle that's well taking care of can really last pretty much a life time.
Being a Brit, we love Ford for utility work. Ever notice how everyone's copied the Transit?
You know, the best bloody van ever made.
And some of those old Ford's still running like champion's 😉
I got me a 77 f150 Ranger 4x4 with a 400 thats still going.
At 4:20 what do they mean by runs on any kind of gas? like e85
Mc Rayas I'd believe if you adjusted the carb it'd happily take E85, which wasn't even a thing back then (fun fact, Ford also made the first mass produced E-85 capable from factory vehicle) however I believe California was experimenting with M85 during this time, it might have been later though
Regular or unleaded
Mine runs on lighter fluid, paint thinner, used oil, diesel, and the occasional rubbing alcohol. It's a ford man they mean anything besides gas
Los Ojos De HotSpanish Unleaded or Regular Gas.
They probably had a roller cam and hardend valve seats in the engines
I drive a ford because it cost less than the grocery bill.
Love those Ford trucks!
better than the pieces of shit they make today lol
Daniel Aguilar Exacty man.
LOL naw
Yeah
flight2k5 you can't fix Eco boost GDI Fuel injection in your garage like you could with mechanical Carburetors.
you can keep your carburetor have fun starting it in single digits .
93 out 100 trucks built in 1963 are still better on the job in 2018..2018. Trucks are either in the shop or luxury trucks...
My f100 76 is still running till this day
@@ninjaboy1012 My 77 f150 4x4 with 400 is still runnin too... Been beat to death its whole life.
The Courier was a Japanese built truck. Mazda to be exact.
It was a POS.
My 1st vehicle was a 69 F100 I bought it when I was a teenager and it's was 4 years old.
All my life I've had a Ford truck I'm my driveway.
My favorite one I passed on to my oldest grandson.
I bought and sold it 3 times over a 20 year period.
75 F-150 SWB 4x4. I built a 428 CJ
to replace the 360 . it still has that engine. I dropped it in in 1978.
The truck has over 500,000 miles on it.
Made my grandson promise to never let it out of the family
I just bought a stock '73 Custom, with comfy bench seat, three on the tree and big grumbling V8. Bahama blue in and out all in excellent condition. Waited a long time to join the F100 club but these ads show why they were and are so popular.
*"ThEy DoNt MaKe ThEm LiKe ThEy UsEd To"*
True that
yeah
Yeah they don't make kids like they used to. Instead of saying something intelligent, they just fuck with capital letters, fonts, and smileys.
best Derby trucks out there
kris vold. Yes true but what am absolute waste.IMO.
@@donaldhungate2011 relax.....it's just a Ford...😆
my 97 ranger 4.0 4wd outperforms all the new $45k trucks bring back the hard-to-kill compact pickups PLEASE
I drive a 2005 Focus.
It's a Ford, can I hang out with you guys? 🙃
If it fits in the beds of our trucks, then I'm afraid not🙃
5:58 is my profile picture.
I have a 79 model F-150 myself, with the Twin I Beam, and I will say, these trucks can take pretty rough treatment. I've jumped mine several times, gone through ditches. Sure, these only have a few inches of suspension travel, but these frames are springy. You bottom out, the axles flex, the frames bend, but they bounce right back out. Driving through a field, you can watch the bed rocking back and forth, or hitting big piles of dirt or tree stumps, the axle comes up and hits the frame, the truck twists. The whole truck is a spring. No rigidity, but no permanent deformation.
My late father bought a red ‘77 model year F250 4x4 crewcab with a 351W in 1976. My uncle who has long since passed also bought a yellow ‘76 F250 crewcab with a 360 in 1976, that crewcab is still in their family 47 years later albeit with a Cummins in it since 2002.
36 to 24 mpg IN THE 70'S
But but but, Prius.....
It was how they measured it. Real world was probably 15 highway and 8 city
4:15 Wait. Any Kind of Gas? better than the modern day fords...
I recall watching a video that proved they make the same cars for Brazil, except ours in the USA will trigger a warning light if there's too much ethanol, there's won't. Even though both can handle ethanol above 90%, let alone 85%. That's why they sell chips here that plug into your OBD2 so you can use e85 without triggering the warning. Most fuel systems in the last 20-25 years are perfectly fine with Ethanol in any amount in vehicles made by commercial car manufacturers. However, oil companies wouldn't like it if they didn't throw a warning when you use too little of their product versus the competitor.
Dad bought a used 73 F-100 Custom in 77: great truck.
My first vehicle 6 months after turning 16 in 1989, was a 1970 F-250: truck was a beast.
I still drive my '69 Bronco and '74 Highboy daily.
Love ford!
Rotating chairs in the van? That sounds really dangerous. I could just see myself going around a curve and my chair spinning away from the controls.
They had a lever for keeping it locked.
Stepside1986 what happens when that lever breaks? Pay off the families of the victims to avoid a recall?
Love old ford
I'd watch so much more tv if ads were like this, not just ford ads but ALL ads. that'd be so much better
Built so good they'll last up to 80,000 miles without replacing both your motor and transmission. Anyone that thinks they built better trucks back then than now, look at the average lifespan of major components of the truck, or average lifespan of a vehicle before it's in the junk yard back then versus now.
Ford Ford there the best drive a mile walk the rest
Lol!. Not the old ones though, they run like a watch.
lamewarrior ...In high school I had a 77 F1 with a 300 inline 6 with 200,000 miles on it. My buddy had a 73 Chevy with a big block and less miles. ( Nice truck though.) I imbarased him one day when we both got our beds fully loaded with gravel and had to go up a seriously steep and long gravel road to get out of the quarry. I drove up it fairly easy but you could tell she was working hard. At the top I waited a while then decided to check on him. His poor truck was halfway up reved up so high and barely moving. I ask if he wants me to hook a tow chain to the front and he yells at me "NO I GOT THIS." So after driving back down to turn around I get tired of watching him destroy his truck. I hook the log chain to my rear and run up in front of him put it in park set park brake run back 10 feet to latch on to his conveniently located front frame hooks, jump back in the Ford and help him out. I look back wondering if the steam I'm seeing is from his truck overheating or him. As soon as we get to his driveway to unload the gravel his poor truck starts whistling and he starts with the excuses. It was then with our backs to it the top radiator hose let loose and scared the crap out of us both. That Ford 300 may not have been fast but it was durable and extremely torquey. I did rib him by saying "Now I know why you added the tow hooks to the front of your truck, good thinking. 😁 When I finally sold the Ford it had 257,002 miles on it. Still running decent but the twin I beam suspension and steering box wore out so bad I could turn the steering wheel half turn before it moved the wheels. I miss that old Ford.
VinnyTheAwesome 10 hey stupid. You're confusing Ford with gm. Now go fuck yourself...