1964 Ford Falcon Commercial
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77 videosFord Automobile Commercials- 1:00
1964 Ford Falcon V-8 Commercialby USAutoIndustry4,869 views
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1963 Ford Falcon Fairlane Commercialby USAutoIndustry1,987 views
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1964 Ford Thunderbird Commercialby USAutoIndustry6,054 views
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Falcon Club of America '07 Nationalby RichardCurrieSmith16,245 views
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64 Ford Falcon Burnoutby ffalcon6230266,046 views
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1985 ford falcon commercialby reich9675,315 views
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1961 Ford Falcon commercialby 1964FordFalcon196413,169 views
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1966 Ford Falcon TV Adby AutomobileHistoryUSA2,289 views
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Hazel Opening TV Themeby classictvthemes248,723 views
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1964 Ford Falcon at HIGH SPEED!!by CanY0uHandleIt30,218 views
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1965 Ford Falcon with Flowmaster Super 44by Flowmaster32,017 views
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1970 Maverick Commercialby WookieCookie152,943 views
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TV Ads 1965by FrozenDoberman15,035 views
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Ford Falcon 'First' TV commercialby fordofcourse4,874 views
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1953 Ford Pickup Truck Commercialby USAutoIndustry9,324 views
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Blown 1964 Ford Falcon Wagonby 1930aa42,824 views
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1964 Ford Falcon Futuraby 64FalconThunder6,362 views
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Charlie Brown Car - 1964 Falcon commercialby rangeisme2,567 views
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1964 Ford Falcon/Futura V8 Convertible FOR SALE Driving SOLDby carsonracing821,995 views
NoGuff . . . ouch, I own one of these (a '65).
NeverforgetElvis 1 month ago
@S69NER no....the front grill was different
EvanQuinn07 3 months ago
beautiful car!! looks just like the one i owned.
sloeginn 8 months ago
Shirley Booth had an ugly voice, but she sure did advertise a very beautiful car. Definitely a Better Idea! I love a Falcon. I mean, I really love that car!
BeatleBangs1964 9 months ago
Such rotten commercials. Its amazing they sold anything. And check out those wheels!!!
NoGuff 9 months ago
does the 65 model look the same?
S69NER 9 months ago
"HAZEL" was sponsored by Ford (on NBC) from 1961 through '65. As such, Shirley Booth, and some of the cast, were expected to deliver a brief "integrated" commercial for the sponsor- in character- at the end of each episode. This is one example from the 1963-'64 season...
fromthesidelines 11 months ago