![]() 09/12/2014 at 11:21 • Filed to: vintage ads | ![]() | ![]() |
Scanned from a vintage magazine we found, here's a Ford ad from 1966 highlighting the safety of their vehicles.
No less than eight safety features, including flashers! I wonder if the brakes count as one of the 8?
Sorry for the line, it was too big to fit on the scanner so I had to scan twice and stitch them together.
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Automatic door locks?
"Oh, do you dare?" - sarcastic Tom Servo voice
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I had to laugh one year when I picked up a Buick Regal & a factory dash placard read 4 Wheel Disc Brakes.
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I had to laugh one year when I picked up a Buick Regal & a factory dash placard read 4 Wheel Disc Brakes.
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As this is the mid-sixties, the mother just wants to get out of the office without Bill Ford smacking her ass again.
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It's amazing when you consider that they probably still had cable driven speedometers at that point.
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This reminds me of all those 90's GM cars with the "ABS" badge prominently displayed on the back bumper.
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And in 1956 when we introduced the most revolutionary package safety ideas in the business.
They say it like I'm supposed to already know what the "revolutionary" package is.
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That's a valid point. You think they did it with a pass-through box like the old cruise kits for cable speedos?
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Probably, something along the lines of the Abbott Cable-X used nowadays. Or maybe the GM speed warning stuff.