1959 Ford Dealership Brochures Fairlane Police & Station Wagons on My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

All the art work that went into these brochures…not a computer in sight! Very talented artists & creative marketers. Thanks Lou for a close-up of these!

Simply amazing! Thank you Lou, for this wonderful segment from Mr. Roxworthy's collection. Early in my career I worked as a graphic designer, and in the printing industry. From all the tremendous hand-drawn and hand-painted artwork, to the complex hand-done film work, with many printing plates processed to create these brochures, these brochures are automotive masterpieces! Thank you Dennis and Lou for sharing them!

i like to geek out over old sales brochures and owners manuals. especially 50s american cars. it has that art style you would only see in a manufactures design studio .

What an awesome assemblage of literature the dealers really worked hard to earn our business back then with style and class.you find the best stuff thanks again Lou.

Too bad we can’t time travel back to 59 Lou all the cool cars and 50’s lifestyle! Car marketing was huge back in the day! And all the wonderful human drawn graphics!

I love the Trunk & Treats - this is a fantastic collection of memorabilia. Thanks!

What a great and interesting video! I really like the old car brochures like this one. Just the unforgettable car memorabilia. Thank you, Lou.

Hi, Lou! Looks like Dennis has all the bases covered as far as '59 Ford literature! Looking at the station wagons, 1959 was the only year the Country Sedan came in two-door form. Not too many were made, so you would be very lucky to find one today. And I certainly don't know of any other sales literature of a wedding invitation. Lee Iacocca was definitely the master salesman! BTW, if you're really into auto sales literature, you ought to get "The Complete U.S. Automobile Sales Literature Checklist, 1946-2000" by Kenneth N. Eisbrener. It will tell you just about every piece of sales literature that was ever printed! Thank you, Lou and Dennis, for taking us on this '59 Ford literary tour!

Love the advertising era when "sizzle" sold cars. Thank you Dennis for preserving all of this and thank you Lou for shining a light on it!

Fascinating!

Nice, rare, collectable memorabilia. Thnx for sharing.

My grandmother had an April green two door '59 Ranch Wagon with the straight 6 and three on the tree.

Half the fun of buying a car in the fifties and sixties was the brochures and the shiny new cars in the showrooms.

I know it's hard to believe. I've never seen a top like this go down. Paddy wagon! Car 54 where are you?

Another great video Lou my grandparents had one the same color combo as the one in the brochure at the beginning of the video. It was stolen back in 1975 and never found.

Wow. those were great treats. Thanks

Hi Lou, how are you doing? Wow! This video is for more advanced people than me. :) But I enjoyed listening to your voice-over! :)

Very cool, I even believe Barney and Andy had a 59 Ford as their patrol 🚓car?

Thus us a great episode dedcated to the trunk in treats

I bet that I am one of the very few that prefer the small pillar roofline over the Galaxie roofline! Can't explain it! Would love to have a two-door hard in blue and white...............with 352 and 3-speed/overdrive!

My grandfather had a.yellow.and.white

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Funny how Fords had Holley carbs WAY before Chevy....