1962 Ford Falcon Ads With Charlie Brown [B&W upgraded to HD]
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- 1962 Ford Falcon Ads With Charlie Brown and The Peanuts Gang
Charlie Brown and the Charles Shulz Peanuts gang did commercials for the Ford Falcon in the 60's. Here are a few of them to enjoy.
ps - Can you guess the narrator?
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Never before was I able to understand what adults were saying in the Peanuts comics until this advert from 1962,
What surprises me about these ads is the fact that they already had a pretty good foundation for how the Peanuts should be animated, but the 6-month production schedule on A Charlie Brown Christmas made it more limited, but as the specials got off the ground, the animation got to where it looked like the ads but got even better as time went on.
Funny how they actually animated Linus with glasses since for a few months in 1962 he had to wear them in the comics. Gotta love consistency!
These animations by Bill Melendez convinced a documentary producer named Lee Mendelson to hire him to do some interstitial animations for a documentary about the Peanuts comic strip titled
Ford built these in Argentina right up until 1991! It's still common to see these over there today.
Snoopy was born to be cool! 😎
"There are times when being right is just not enough." Amen Charlie!!! LOL
I was three years old in 1962. Looking at the Falcon, no seatbelts no head rest, how did I survive those years? Charlie Brown should’ve given Lucy one to the kisser a long time ago! 😲
My mom drove a white 1962 Ford Falcon 2 door deluxe with the little washboard trim panel behind the rear wheels,, manual steering and brakes, Fordomatic, and dealer installed air conditioning because we were in Houston, excellent car,, she had it from 62' thru 73'..
I was 4 when my dad bought a shiny new dark blue 1962 Ford Falcon station wagon. That was a cool car. In 1967, he sold it and bought a dark green Ford Ranch Wagon station wagon.
My grandpa bought one of these in 62. I was sitting in the backseat no seatbelts back then. Grandpa got pissed at Grandma slammed the brakes and I hit the inside of the windshield.
Fun fact. I had to watch two commercials before I could watch a video about 59 year old commercials.
There is a guy in my town who is driving a '62 Ford Falcon sedan that he bought new in '62 when he was 18. It's the only car he has ever had and he has done everything to keep it going(constant rust patching, rebuilding the engine, many repaints etc.) but that old car is still on the road.
I've never had the fortune to drive one, but the early 60's Ford Falcon seems like the most perfect car ever made. Great styling while being modest and functional, yet nothing sacrificed.
A piece of tv history saved. The narrator is a famous voice. I believe he is also the one who's voice on some ride(s) at Disneyland, Anaheim.
My brother's first car was a 1961 Ford Falcon which he bought on the Fall of 1963.
These ads were usually seen on "HAZEL", sponsored by Ford on NBC from 1961 through '65- and her summer replacement that year, 'THE LIVELY ONES".
Our first family car in 1965 was a grey XK Falcon (Australia) very similar to these models. I had the job of washing and polishing it, and my favourite part was the big chrome hood ornament like a flying falcon.
So I guess this was the REAL first peanuts television debut, Really cool how you found it!
Bet Charles Schultz got a healthy paycheck for THAT little effort.