Man I love that LTD one of these days hopefully I can add one to my collection a true piece of American Automotive History. I love the old days when it comes to the vehicles they were simple to use you didn't have to have a rocket scientist to figure out how to use them you just put the key in and start it and I got you back and forth to work and generally when something did go wrong with them it was pretty easy to figure out what was wrong. I love the dash layout in the instrument cluster the way they organized it as well the car overall looks pretty streamlined. Great video.
My parents have one of those when I was a kid It was a 77 LTD II Brougham It had like little port windows behind the back doors and on the gauge cluster that was where the clock would go if you chose to get the clock when you getting options back then lol ours was powder blue with the navy blue land out roof and navy blue velour seats with power windows and power seats in the front was fully loaded They are nice cars and they were built off the Ford elite chassis
Hey that is a great car! I just picked up one myself (it's blue though) and will put a video up on it. Thanks for showcasing your beautiful car and all of it's features. They really don't build them like that anymore and it's so nice to see one is such good condition! I can't wait to see your future videos on that and maybe I'll see you out there on the road.
Even the 67 to 70 ford custom and galaxie 500 got the 302 also they were cheaper low budget cars some even got the standard straight in line 6 cylinder engines too
Does she run? Id love to see it on the road. Used to have a cut supreme 4dr and she always getting glances of awe. Love for classic boatmobiles The trunks are made big to fit bodies and money bags after a bank robbery 😅
@@Rollin_stone99 Yup runs really well. I start up the engine later in the video and go for a little spin. Neat that you had a cutlass supreme those are real beauties
@@exploringwithmatthew1629i think it would be cool if you made a video from the dashboard showing the performance of the car as its shifts into speed. Perhaps a nice sunset drive...like 5 min video. What you got there is indeed a rare vehicle, especially considering its great condition.
Had a two door with a white partial roof in white and was blue with wire wheels. Nice cruiser, but was almost like a T-Bird. Only thing I didn't like it had a full length counsel and auto matic on the column? Strange
@@Tatortot318 Yea they share interiors with the thunderbird and they look visually very similar. I know a guy who's got a thunderbird from 78 I believe
Man I love that LTD one of these days hopefully I can add one to my collection a true piece of American Automotive History.
I love the old days when it comes to the vehicles they were simple to use you didn't have to have a rocket scientist to figure out how to use them you just put the key in and start it and I got you back and forth to work and generally when something did go wrong with them it was pretty easy to figure out what was wrong.
I love the dash layout in the instrument cluster the way they organized it as well the car overall looks pretty streamlined.
Great video.
I remember the song used in the advertisement for that car, "Could it be you in an LTD too, You'll never know til you try"
Beautiful car Thank you for Saving It
I had the rachero version 79 GT good video
My parents have one of those when I was a kid It was a 77 LTD II Brougham It had like little port windows behind the back doors and on the gauge cluster that was where the clock would go if you chose to get the clock when you getting options back then lol ours was powder blue with the navy blue land out roof and navy blue velour seats with power windows and power seats in the front was fully loaded They are nice cars and they were built off the Ford elite chassis
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Hey that is a great car! I just picked up one myself (it's blue though) and will put a video up on it. Thanks for showcasing your beautiful car and all of it's features. They really don't build them like that anymore and it's so nice to see one is such good condition! I can't wait to see your future videos on that and maybe I'll see you out there on the road.
@@gwe87 I'll be looking forward to seeing your video
sounds great
Even the 67 to 70 ford custom and galaxie 500 got the 302 also they were cheaper low budget cars some even got the standard straight in line 6 cylinder engines too
And these low cost budget LTD’s 2 were different than too as well
Does she run? Id love to see it on the road. Used to have a cut supreme 4dr and she always getting glances of awe. Love for classic boatmobiles
The trunks are made big to fit bodies and money bags after a bank robbery 😅
@@Rollin_stone99 Yup runs really well. I start up the engine later in the video and go for a little spin. Neat that you had a cutlass supreme those are real beauties
@@exploringwithmatthew1629i think it would be cool if you made a video from the dashboard showing the performance of the car as its shifts into speed. Perhaps a nice sunset drive...like 5 min video. What you got there is indeed a rare vehicle, especially considering its great condition.
@@Rollin_stone99 Yes I will do a video like that in the future, probably around ten minutes long or so
Had a two door with a white partial roof in white and was blue with wire wheels. Nice cruiser, but was almost like a T-Bird. Only thing I didn't like it had a full length counsel and auto matic on the column? Strange
@@Tatortot318 Yea they share interiors with the thunderbird and they look visually very similar. I know a guy who's got a thunderbird from 78 I believe
Agree it should at least got a 351 or a 400 the 302 is to small and under powered for that large of a car from ford
Who can afford a junk in this hyperinflationary Obiden economy?