1954 Ford Pickup Vintage Commercial

1954 Ford Pickup Vintage Commercial

[OOICU]

That's a good looking old Ford truck.

[mikefrech]

I had a '55. Basically the same truck. I drove as well as any similarly equipped car of the same era.

[richardstewart]

I've got a 1964 Ford F100 that's been in my family since new. Traded the six banger out for a 289 high pro and four speed tranny. Drives like a dream.

[rockandroll]

AND - they have always been BUILT FORD TOUGH! LOVE MY FORDS!

[fordtruxdad]

I've watched several of these Ford commercials from this era, and I never knew that Ford pushed automatic transmissions that much. Personally, I've never seen a Ford truck from that era with a Fordomatic. Only seen a few GMCs and Chevrolets with automatics.

[bobbyg]

I own a 1951 GMC pickup stock. No power brakes, straight 6. Top speed 50 Mph. Nostalgia for me used to ride around a south Texas ranch with my Uncle Bob in a similar truck. That was just after the severe drought of 1950’s. Deer were few, cattle were thin and wild!

[angelpablooberti]

Muy linda publicidad 👍 saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷💙🇦🇷🏁Ford

[eddiejones.redvees]

If the truck is still on the road it will be the same Age as me it might be in better condition than me though

[djp]

Love old commercials... commercials today are SO freakn annoying, obnoxious and just plain stupid

[jamesanderton]

I guess a pretty girl can sell a car in any age...

[maximinoantoniotasca]

Essa picape aqui no Brasil fazia a galera delirar. Além de bonita, era robusta e pau pra toda obra. E hoje, a Ford ficou apenas como lembrança nesse chão varonil. Que pena!

[alanhumphrey]

In 2021 you can't find a woman in America who only weighs 98 pounds!!!

[joeharris]

I liked riding in front of the rear fender when I was a kid.

[anthonyc]

Believe it or not..I see some of these every once and while.

[tomthumb]

The irony of pushing economy in 1954 LOL

[northerniltree]

When women were women, trucks were trucks, and farms were farms.

[mikereynolds]

Ford one of the best built truck's in America

[sergeantmasson]

Henry Ford didn't intend to become an automaker. He wanted to make farm equipment. His little first car was created, by him, as a run-about to use on his farm. A few neighbors saw it and wanted one too. The rest is history.

[catfish]

If it ever broke down you could fix it with duck tape and a piece of wire.

[DiecastCentral-ygfs]

Just wait a few years. The 56’ will be a lot better! 😁