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1979 Mustang Ads

Print advertising is advertising in a medium such as a newspaper, magazine, or trade journal. This encompasses everything from media with a very broad readership base, such as a newspaper or magazine, to more narrowly targeted media such as trade journals.

This form of print advertising is the "display ad", which is generally a large ad with design elements, illustrations, or photographs and sales copy. Print advertising may be as small as 4" x 5" and as large as a full page or more, depending on the size of the journal.

Print advertising does not include brochures, sheets, or cards prepared by the manufacturers for distribution directly to a potential customer or available at dealerships, car shows and other events.

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The new 1979 model year Mustang was based on the larger Fox platform, initially developed for the Ford Fairmont and Mercury Zephyr that debuted in 1977. Body styles included a coupe and hatchback.

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79FrdAd_Intro_4pg.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Ad "Introducing the New Breed" (16.4 x 10.9) NOTE: This is a 4-page spread.


79FrdAd_Must_HiMileage.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Ad "Ford Mustang '79" (8.3 x 10.8)


79FrdAd_Must_newbreed_1pg.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Ad "Introducing the New Breed" (8.2 x 10.9)


79FrdAd_Must_newbreed_2pg.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Ad "Introducing the New Breed" (16.0 x 10.8)


79FrdAd_Must_turbo_2pg.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Ad "Sound the Charge!" (16.25 x 10.76)


79FrdAd_Mustang_PaceCar.pdf
1979 Ford Mustang Indy Pace Car Ad "Gentlemen Start Your Engines" (16.3 x 10.8)


79GdyrAd_Must_PaceCar.pdf
1979 Goodyear Tire Buddy Ad, Mustang Indy Pace Car "Winner's Choice Sweepstakes" (16.4 x 10.9)


79Ad_Must_contest.pdf
1979 Ford, Monroe, Firestone & Valvoline, Buddy Ad, Mustang Indy Pace Car "Winner's Choice Sweepstakes" (16.3 x 10.85)


79FrdAd_Motorcraft_Must.pdf
1979 Ford/Motorcraft Buddy Ad Mustang Indy Pace Car "Get the Parts that help . . . " (8.0 x 10.9)


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


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