1972 Ford LTD Brougham, Torino & Galaxie 500 Commercials.
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2021
- Rare 1972 Ford Torino, Galaxie 500 & LTD Brougham Commercials in HD!
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My mom and dad had a 73 Ltd so many good memories it was a good car I wish Ford still listened to their customers I used to love ford's
LTD Brougham Coupe?
These were the days when, yet and still, girth was everything!
This is when Ford built great cars that were beautiful looking and not have to rely on Japan for stupid chips.
@Amplass 333 Thats true but Ford needs to have there's built in the USA as well.
I concur.
Great year for living lol I was born on July 15 1972
Happy belated birthday cancer
I do wish that Ford would start making cars like this again , i’m sure they would sell very well
You are not alone.
Where were you when they were trying to sell Crown Victorias and couldn't give them away? They only stopped making these U Boats fairly recently.
Gotta love the miles and miles of vacuum hose under those hoods.
Actually in 72 there were very few vacuum hoses, it was around 78 it got real nuts like that.
Wow, that 72’ LTD Coupe was sweet, I guess you could still get it with a 429.
Good luck finding one.
My Dad had a '69 Thunderbird with a 429 V-8, 360 HP. Jeeez, that baby could move.
True. &3 was the last year for the 429 and severely de tuned to a watery 200 hp . 71 was the last year with the gross 360 hp, 480 ft lbs of torque
Those were nice cars. We had GM's in the 70's, but those LTD, Mercury's and Lincolns were great cars, solid and well made, reliable. I do miss the cars of the past, today is awful!
Back in 1972 Ford & Chevrolet would compare the Torino & Chevelle. I knew 2 of my neighbors who bought the lowest of each. The Chevelle looked nice, but,the Torino had a totally different front end compared to the Gran Torino. Both my neighbors ofcourse got V8s. Ford 302 2V 3spd auto. Chevy had the 307 2bbl with a 2spd powerglide. It was fun washing em & l8r my bro & I would take em to deserted roads. U can guess which 1 WON. GR8 OLD DAYS. By the time my brother & I got home nonchalant my dad would be ready for the 1st & 2nd place winner. He knew we did the same with his new Riviera GS. Neighbors yada yada.
Back then my company would give us LTDs as company cars. This was in California and if single we would get crap about why we needed a gas guzzler.. Would say the company made us drive them.. They were nice road cars..
My girlfriend's step-dad had a brand new top of the line '72 LTD.
That thing was built. Quiet as a bank vault. Smooth as silk. A very nice road car.
I think it had a 351 V-8.
Not sure what the horsepower was, since it was rated differently from the earlier model years.
My neighbor had a '69 Mach One with a 351 Cleveland and I think it was rated at 290 HP. So I'm sure by '72 the 351 was detuned.
Regardless, it was one fine running machine.
@everyday tenor
Thanks for the info on the LTD and my friends Mach 1
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2:01 Sid McCoy, the voice of Soul Train
"The way big cars do..." that sentence alone is one of the funniest lines in these commercials, I know the torino is supposed to be a mid size sportier car than the full size aircraft carriers such as the ltd but come on...😂😂
@everyday tenor man I love those old land yachts you could rent the trunk to a family of 6 and still have room to put your stuff😂
BTW That's Skeletor from He-Man up first.
As Jay Leno would say, Hilarious!
It was quiet except when the dashboard rattled, which was often
Ford today is a shadow of its former self, and that's a shame.
Because they didn't used to make junk. To quote an old Ford commercial "Have you driven a Ford lately?"
Rod Serling in the last one!
That's not Serling
Yes it is neener neener
I had a 73 Torino that my Dad bought for me used in 1980 when I got my license. I think he paid around $600.00 for it. I drove that car for 8 years. It would not die. I finally gave it away just because I was sick of looking at it. It is the only Ford I ever owned that wasn't a total POS.
Alan oppenheimer
A well made car
Not today's plastic fantastic car's
Oops Ford don't produce car's anymore
I want one
To go with my 1971 real Impala
Interesting how the Ford LTD Brougham is compared to a 1972 Cadillac Deville rather than a 1972 Lincoln Continental.
As it should be. Would be counter-productive to say "this car is as good as our Lincolns....please don't buy our more profitable car!"
Acid test! I like to give it the See More Balls Test! Put your seat belt on incase i scrap this thing! Watch the salesmen turn green! Cathy didn't test that car out, doesn't she know FORD stands for FIRST ON RACE DAY!!!!!
Great ads
These cars were clunkers-
Detroit Union built rubbish that day by day lost to foreign competition.