New Mustang commercial

[moparguy]

I just saw the new Mustang commercial where a older guy (dad) is ridding shotgun in a blue 'Stang and his son does a (pretty decent) burnout in a parking lot, then shuts it right down and dad says " that's what I'm talking about, this thing demands respect" or words to that effect.



Dad with a big grin, "wanna go again" and it's another high rev burn out.



Even if its a Ford, that's a good ad. Here's hoping the new Challanger comes with a Hemi and we can have a commercial with the Mopar showing the quick way down the road.



RR

 

[SGibson]

One of the best ads had to be when Chrysler came out with thier "We'd like to thank all the GM & Ford funny car teams for using Chrysler engines in all thier cars" ad. BTW notice that all the fast fords are blown?

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

With today's overprotective numb and neieve psyche I am amazed they let that fly. I am wickedly proud to see that commercial. If not for any reason it shows the true real life feelings that america has for muscle cars. I am sure as heck that Ford will get sued over this ad.



All it will take is some punk kid that wraps the mustang that Daddy bought for him arround a pole (V6 <-> Shelby 500 does not matter in this case) and he will cry "I saw it on tv" .



I hope they show the other mustang commercial more. It's a 60 seccond flick of a GT drifting all over some industrial backroads etc. You know . . . the real reason for turning the key! After a few rips under and over and across bridges and whatnot he comes to a red light. Up next to him pulls what I can guess to be a 67 or 68 fastback (I had a 68 *Sigh* ... HAD) anyhow he looks over and all you hear is the two pony's at idle. He says "Classic" ... a few secconds pause with a blip of the 68 throttle "Classic" with a Nod and a response rev from the '05. The light goes green and so do the revs and the ad fades to black.

 

[moparguy]

Tim, haven't seen the one you describe, but it sounds cool.



Last summer I was consulting on a job (major gas/water replacement job in a National Park) in Hot Springs, Ar. I drove my 70 340 Duster over a few times. We worked long hours and one night around 12 midnight I was leaving Central Ave. and at a red light a 68/9 Z Camero pulled up, we looked at each other, grinned and man I wanted to go. But he had better judgement and a couple of blocks later turned off.



Kinda a Twilight Zone moment. 1970 all over again.



RR