The under-dash "Cool-Pack" could be dealer installed, but the "All-Weather" (in-dash) air conditioner was a factory option only. Power windows and seats were factory-installed only, yet power steering and power brakes could be added either at the factory or after delivery. (Indeed, the dealer made profit both ways.) The other items were still accessories, despite what the selling pitchman says! I have yet to see a remote mirror or speed control on any 1961 Chevrolet...ever...much less the trunk release or rear window defroster
A variety of directional signals are essential for safety and legally required in most states, available for all models in either bracket or flush-mounted.
I have always liked the 61 Impala 💋
Ain’t nothing better than a salesmen in a suit talking to another salesmen in a suit.
Gotta use that showmanship!!
The under-dash "Cool-Pack" could be dealer installed, but the "All-Weather" (in-dash) air conditioner was a factory option only. Power windows and seats were factory-installed only, yet power steering and power brakes could be added either at the factory or after delivery. (Indeed, the dealer made profit both ways.) The other items were still accessories, despite what the selling pitchman says! I have yet to see a remote mirror or speed control on any 1961 Chevrolet...ever...much less the trunk release or rear window defroster
those options are worth a small fortune now im sure...
A variety of directional signals are essential for safety and legally required in most states, available for all models in either bracket or flush-mounted.
but not aluminum cased waterproof...
11:16 The artist stayed with a minimalist aesthetic for most of the film but just went all out on those shoes!
those were some nice shoes :)
What? I've seen in dash air in 1960 full size Chevy models. Why show that knee knocker? Are they gonna mention power windows?
didnt mention those... i guess those were known.
@@autochronicles8667 They deserved to be stated clearly in this video.