Who among us does not have a Pinto or a Bobcat story? After all, in just ten years over 2,600,000 Pintos were sold, and then there were another 215,000 Bobcats sold during its six years of production. Indeed, a Ford enthusiast in the Syracuse area told me that she was born in a Pinto!...literally, during a snowstorm which made roads impassable. What a great way to start one's life...in one of America's most popular cars ever! LOVEfords spotlights the reliable, economical, and stylish 1978 Ford Pinto and Mercury Bobcat.
Score: LOVEfords 1, Crusher 0

That's what Ed Kitzhofer tells us, anyhow. Take a look his 1955 Lincoln. See how LOVEfords got in the way of The Crusher's plans for it.

A  tax collector's receipt for a 1961 automobile registration and the  Thunderbird it describes. Remarkable? No. After all, there were over 73,000 Thunderbirds built in 1961, and there were millions of cars registered in Texas that year. However, what is remarkable is that the same person listed as the owner on the receipt still owns that beautiful car....today!
As smart as they come....
 ...as smooth as they go! 

That's the 1952 Mercury Monterey Special Custom Coupe, Special Custom Convertible, and Special Custom Sedan. You'll find exciting new smartness in every line, and delightful new smoothness, too, in its comfortable ride as you roll along the open road. The 1952 Mercury Monterey - the car that puts you first - is now available for your viewing pleasure.

So-Cal Galaxies All-Ford Show in Anaheim, California

Free Mileage Test for Ford Model A Owners!

50 Years of Thunderbird
Championship performance, true passenger-car comfort, limousine ride - these and other features found nowhere else are in the 1958 Mercury Station Wagons. 1958 Mercury Station Wagons feature advanced Merc-O-Matic Drive with Keyboard Control. Commuter, Voyager, and Colony Park models, each with Hardtop Styling. To find out more, press the "start" key on the Merc-O-Matic Drive Keyboard Control.
The new value-packed 1961 Comet is the better compact car. It combines large-car handling and styling with smaller-car economy and ease of parking.
 After you choose the model that is right for you, be sure to take a look at the Accessories Brochure that will help you to personalize your 1961 Comet.
Dateline: Camillus, New York (16 Sep 05): LOVEfords Central's switchboard has been flooded with calls, literally jammed, by prospective new car buyers. They want to know how to comparison shop the 1965 Ford vs. the 1965 Plymouth. LOVEfords (with the help of Ford Motor Company) has prepared this multi-page presentation to acquaint you with the differences between Ford and Plymouth in terms of 1965 facts.

Forty-four for Sixty-Four. Try Total Performance for a change!
Pinto Key and Maverick Necktie          1968 Ford Playing Cards
NEW! 1960 Ford Fairlane "Custom 300" Documentation and Positive Identification NEW!

Whangamata Beach Hop - Greg Moore sends us 55 pictures of New Zealand Fords

Auckland's All-Ford Day
This is how Homer Heller Ford of Escondido, California looked in 1967. The large "Ford" script sign at the right is not the normally-seen Ford Motor Company logo, but nonetheless makes a positive first impression for this dealership. A Diamond Blue Thunderbird 4-door Landau is parked in front, possibly waiting for its new owner to drive it home today. And a Falcon pokes its nose into the picture at the far right.

Don Emmett is happy. He just paid a visit to a Lincoln-Mercury dealer.

 You're invited to take a LOVEfords-look at some Ford, Edsel, Lincoln-Mercury, Ford Truck, and Ford Tractor dealerships from years gone by. Are any of them still operating today? Most of the dealership pictures come from the Ford Motor Company 1961 Annual Report. They give you an idea of the way dealerships used to look; the cars, trucks, and tractors were brand-new and ready to become just a few more reasons to LOVEfords. 
 on location in South Dakota
Click here to see the 1959 Lincolns and Mark IV Continentals Classic beauty, unexcelled craftsmanship, and dignified prestige. Just three of the reasons why Lincoln is not only the most outstanding motorcar of our generation, but a genuinely wise investment as well.

Of course, all Lincoln-built motorcars are equipped with Lincoln's exclusive power steering, power brakes, dual-range automatic transmission and Uniframe construction. When one considers the value of these motoring refinements and the many other built-in Lincoln features, it is even more obvious that Lincoln is, indeed, a most judicious choice for the discerning buyer.
Ford, Mercury, Edsel, and Lincoln Features

"Ford Family of Fine Cars" and "Ford Better Idea Cars" include Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln vehicles.

Mercury Specials

1959 Mercurys        1978 Lincolns        1978 Mercurys
1958 Fords The 1964 Ford Line: Fords, Falcons, Fairlanes, Thunderbirds
1959 Ford Thunderbirds 1965 Ford Red White and Blue Sale!
1960 Fords

 

  The 1965 Ford Family of Fine Cars: Falcon, Mustang, Fairlane, Ford, Thunderbird, Comet, Mercury, and Lincoln Continental

 

 
1960 Edsels
1961 Fords
1961 Lincoln Continentals 1966 Thunderbird Model Identification Guide
1961 Falcons 1966 Lincoln Continentals
1962 Fords 1968 Ford Better Idea Cars
1962 Ford Fairlanes 1969 Ford Better Idea Cars
1962 Mercury Comets  1970 Ford Better Idea Cars
1962-1967 Mercury S Cars 1972 Ford Better Idea Cars
1963 Fords 1973 Ford Better Idea Cars
1963 Lincoln Continentals 1977 Lincoln Versailles
Be it 1963 or 2004, few other cars have the look, the glamour, the mystique or the desirability of a Lincoln Continental...especially a convertible.

The Continental Magazine was published exclusively for members of this privileged-owners club, sent to their mailbox every two months.

In February, 1963 one of the lead articles focused on the history of the Continental convertible and its place in the motoring world of present.

Here is that story, word-for-word, exactly as the Continental owner of the day saw it: "Lure of the 'Touring Cars" ...by Burgess H. Scott.

 

It's a 1963 Lincoln Continental Convertible in Black Satin. Go ahead and click.

Meet two interesting Lincoln Continental owners.    The insider's view of the '63 Lincoln is here.

  

Sequential Turn Signals....a 1965 Thunderbird exclusive...in action!

When was the last time you saw a 1959 or 1960 Lincoln Continental Town Car? Probably not recently, as there were only 214 produced. Ladies and gentlemen, look at Town Car...the Ninth Wonder of the World.

 

Win one of 35 new Fords...hundreds of transistor radios, stereo consoles,

black and white or color TV sets! It's easy and fun.

Hurry! Contest ends 10/31/62.

Ford F-100 2003 Supernationals Recap and 2004 Meet

Seen somewhere in New Zealand....

  

Take a look at the 1952 Ford MagicAir Heater brochure. This brochure was contributed to LOVEfords by Dave Dietmeyer - it's a big file (133k) but well worth it!

 This is the 1981 Ford Fairmont Futura 4-door Sedan in Red (color code 24).

What was the score in 1976?

Ford's Magic Key Sweepstakes
Thanks to Tom Yanulaytis for sharing this great Ford memory with us. Visit the 1966 Ford Full-Size Registry.

Here are 10 Lincoln ads for you - courtesy of Jeff Morefield.

(they are big files so give them time to load)

www.SuperFord.org reviews www.LOVEfords.org

@lovefords E-mail accounts

   

New!  A rare 1955

Thunderbird ad

showing the "Fairlane"

stripe, never used

on production

Thunderbirds

The 1940 Ford.

The greatest engine

in the low-price field!

Dole Pineapple

gives you a chance

to win the whole

 Ford Family of

Fine Cars for 1958!

You and your family are in truly good hands at your Ford Dealer's.

300,000,000 - Henry, what do you think of that?