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Santa To Swap Sleigh For Ford Bronco Image: Ford If you’re celebrating the annual return of magical gifts under a well-decorated tree this year, then it’s crucial you stay posted with the latest news. Specifically the fact that you’re not going to want to be looking for sleigh tracks on the roof this year. Oh, no—this year, Santa’s driving a Ford Bronco. Advertisement Some folks over at Ford were cruising through the archives when they stumbled across an unpublished picture from Novem...

Combing through log books that date to the 1920s with thousands of entries, the archives team that preserves history for the company discovered 16 film negatives in a paper sleeve from that 1968 Santa shoot, explained Ted Ryan, Fords archivist and heritage brand manager. Now, after 52 years, its finally being printed for public view. The image features Santa standing in an icicle-covered Gen-1 Bronco convertible. It was one of a series of Santa photos in various vehicles over the years, shot f...

autoevolution 18 Dec 2020, 6:51 UTC · by We’re one week away from Christmas, so Christmas advertising is about to kick into really high gear, including with your favorite automaker. Ford, for one, is throwing it way back, with a recreation of an awesome photoshoot no one knew existed. 5 photos It’s Bronco-centric, and it’s awesome. As it turns out, on November 4, 1968, Santa stopped by the Ford headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, to check out how the Gen-1 Bronco was doing while te...

Check out these vintage photos from 1968. Its the festive season, and manufacturers are doing their bit to try to add to the Christmas cheer. Mercedes has unveiled some questionable car wraps, Bugatti has gift-wrapped a very special one-off version of the Chiron, and Ram has created a special sleigh for Santa too. Ford is getting in on the fun too, but the Blue Ovals way of doing things this year involves a bit of a throwback to the past. The Detroit-based automaker recently rediscovered some o...

Ford is bringing back the Bronco as a lineup of SUVs aimed at off-road and outdoors enthusiasts. Santa Claus doesn’t usually have problems getting around in the winter, but you can almost be sure he’d use a 4x4 truck if he didn’t have a sled and flying reindeer to rely on. In fact, it turns out Kris Kringle once sized up a Ford Bronco for use as a holiday hauler. (Ford) Ford archivist Ted Ryan recently came across some long-lost photos of Santa posing with a frozen generation Bronco...

SHARE STORY Santa’s always pictured driving a sleigh with his flying reindeer, but it turns out that sled isn’t his only ride. Sometimes, he picks a Bronco. Ford recently dove into its archives and found an unpublished set of photos of the first-generation Bronco, produced from its introduction in 1966 until it was replaced with a new model for 1978. These photos of Santa with a frozen Bronco were taken on November 4, 1968 at Ford’s product development cold-room laboratory in Dearborn, Mi...

Believe it or not, were only – checks calendar – eight days away from Christmas. That means now is the perfect time for automakers to start unveiling whatever silly holiday-centric features they have. In past years, some companies have gone all out and built full-fledged sleighs or absurdly fast Christmas tree haulers, but Ford did something a bit different. The company dug through its archives and recreated a photo that the general public has never seen before. The image pictured below (l...

>> harris: is it just happenstance at those moderates are a bit younger? we dont want to lean into hard, 85 number for the age of dianne feinstein or anybody elses age come about lets just do it in a generational point then. it seems like those younger generations are also along the lines of what might be more attractive. >> jessica: people on both sides got more conservative. thats a fact. i do understand the new blood argument. i think it was important that ted ryan challenged nancy pelosi to ...