Anyone who watches The Score network in Canada knows that they have those cool Ford Truck Commercials. The ones about the spark plug and the shocks mounted on the outside as well as the box being bolted to the frame.

Now Ford.com and Ford.ca don't have any of these commercials on their website as I have exhausted everything to try and find them.

If anyone knows of any links to them, could you please direct me to them?

The only one I have is the db test commercial for the new F150. That someone here pointed me to on Kefer Sutherlands site but that's the only commercial on his site and he is the voice for all of them.

Or, if anyone has a TV tuner and can record them as a Mpeg or AVI or something. Thanks.

 

Dude where have you been? Those commercials were out over a year ago? Those were the introduction commercial for the F-150.

 

I know. But now they're using them on The Score and on CBC now during the Scott Tournament of Hearts for the 2005 F-150. I've been looking for movies since the 2004 came out to no avail. I know they're from 2003 but I still want them. Since they play them, that means someone has to have downloaded it somewhere too.

 

There were links posted earlier last year. You will have to do a search. I do remember seeing them here on F150online.

 

I know of one place on this forum that had it. It was the db test. But I will continue the search.

 

I am not sure if your looking for this one but I happen to find this one.

mms://windowsmedia.dvlabs.com/adcritic/ford-field_trip.asf

There is a couple of them here.

http://media.ford.com/products/press...857&make_id=92

 

Thanks for looking but below is what I'm looking for.

https://www.f150online.com/forums/li...deoclips/ford/

Now clikc the f150.rm if you have real player and the other commercials I'm looking for have that voice and have the truck doing a 180 to the sound of that cool roar with the horse sound.

THe other ones are about:

The spark plug
THe shocks mounted on the outside
The box mounted directly on the frame.

Thanks for those who see it and perhaps record it. Just watch The Score or CBC. Thanks again.