As The Wheels Turn (1950)

Family At Picnic. Father Uses Tableware To Build Model Of Chevrolet, Showing Center Point Steering, Springs & Shackles, Shock Absorbers & Ventilation System. Animated Line Drawings Reveal Hidden Features Of Vehicle.

[@p00x39]

But why buy a Chevy when Dad can build an equally good car out of Tupperware and plastic spoons?

[@Ghost145T]

Wife: breathes

[@jocking3]

A traditional american picnic isn't complete until the father builds a car from the picnic equipment.

[@johnsherby9130]

“So what about safety measures?” “Well honey, safety is gay”

[@Helperbot-2000]

we are all willingly watching a 70 years old 12 minute ad! and we love it!

[@brianallen9810]

"Even YOU can understand this Honey"

[@Xnerdz1]

Wife: I wonder how atomic bombs work

[@breshkotashmal7362]

"Gee mom! We're really hungry. Can we have our lunch now?"

[@GuitarSamurai17]

I love this so much, and the fact that i learned more about cars from a 1950 commercial than anything i learned in school really blows my mind

[@billbright1755]

Look Honey , give me some more plastic spoons,

[@ukkomies100]

This is what happens when you try to start a regular conversation with an engineer😂

[@nomekop777]

"And I'm not too easily pleased, as you may have noticed."

[@vishumagar6848]

“ and I am not easily pleased, as you may have noticed...”

[@theCodyReeder]

To think, those kids are now of retirement age... or dead.

[@wixte]

Remember when your wife would listen to you?

[@tommiatkins3443]

"ho ho ho... I'm your wife... Not one of your engineering friends"

[@hoomanAdnan]

I can feel how beautiful those days were 🙌🏼❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@ayeeejacob]

Ironicly older instructional videos have more information the the ones we have now

[@hxhuang9306]

that's the kind of ad I really don't want to skip on youtube

[@brucepierson9941]

"Even you can understand this" 😅😅 I love these