Great commercial with a legendary QB who just died yesterday. RIP to the Notre Dame and Oakland Raider great Daryle Lamonica. He should have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame long before his passing .
🎉OMG. My absolute FAVORITE PLAYER. THE Darryl. I cannot believe this. Rauders were it in the late 60's and early 70's. Thank you , thank you! RIO Lamonica !
Thank you for posting! Fantastic vintage ad of amazing video and sound quality. Chrysler’s of the fuselage design are timeless and will never look outdated because it’s lines were so clean and simple. No other manufacturers at the time could rival Chrysler Motors Corporation for such innovative styling.
Thanks Michael. Yep, I've got the stuff others don't have....and also better quality for the most part. More stuff being uploaded today. I was really very happy to find this Chrysler 300 commercial, I had heard that there was a series of these commercials featuring sports figures from the LA area, I think they were only shown on the West Coast. I was very happy to actually find one. I'm always hunting and looking for more. Thanks again.
I vividly remember seeing this commercial when Oakland was hosting Kansas City in the last AFL Championship Game played at Oakland on January 4, 1970. Thanks for the upload.
Unabody. Lol. It’s unibody. As if it was a new thing ! Monocoque construction was invented by European makers Lancia and Citroen in the 1930s And courtesy of American Budd Corporation.
But GM and Ford Didn't use it. I don't think they are claiming to invent it, it was only Chrysler that used it on the traditional Full Sized car, nobody in the world did that. When I mean Full Sized, Car, I mean a wheel base of over 124 inches long. Nobody in the world made a Unit Body car that size on a production line.
Since 1978 I'm the proud owner of a 1970 Chrysler 300 CONVERTIBLE
I am since 2017
Great commercial with a legendary QB who just died yesterday. RIP to the Notre Dame and Oakland Raider great Daryle Lamonica. He should have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame long before his passing .
🎉OMG. My absolute FAVORITE PLAYER. THE Darryl. I cannot believe this. Rauders were it in the late 60's and early 70's. Thank you , thank you!
RIO Lamonica !
You had me at Daryle Lamonica.
Thank you for posting! Fantastic vintage ad of amazing video and sound quality. Chrysler’s of the fuselage design are timeless and will never look outdated because it’s lines were so clean and simple. No other manufacturers at the time could rival Chrysler Motors Corporation for such innovative styling.
Another great long lost fuselage commercial ... thank you for finding and THANK YOU for sharing!
I've never seen this one before. You find commercials that I do not see anywhere else. Thanks for posting it.
Thanks Michael. Yep, I've got the stuff others don't have....and also better quality for the most part. More stuff being uploaded today. I was really very happy to find this Chrysler 300 commercial, I had heard that there was a series of these commercials featuring sports figures from the LA area, I think they were only shown on the West Coast. I was very happy to actually find one. I'm always hunting and looking for more. Thanks again.
I vividly remember seeing this commercial when Oakland was hosting Kansas City in the last AFL Championship Game played at Oakland on January 4, 1970. Thanks for the upload.
Sublime work again Mr Tramain! Much appreciated!
Welcome back Osborn!
Man what a car let's go on a road trip.
What a beauty!
What a cool commercial
4 door hardtops will always be my favorite
Fuselage beauty
R.I.P. 😢
I didn't know he did a commercial.
Badass rip
Renault and Citroen also used torsion bars. Are they used anymore ?
Darryl. Woof.
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back when America had REAL, BEAUTIFUL L cars. Not the little ugly crap of today...
Unabody. Lol. It’s unibody.
As if it was a new thing !
Monocoque construction was invented by European makers Lancia and Citroen in the 1930s
And courtesy of American Budd Corporation.
But GM and Ford Didn't use it. I don't think they are claiming to invent it, it was only Chrysler that used it on the traditional Full Sized car, nobody in the world did that. When I mean Full Sized, Car, I mean a wheel base of over 124 inches long. Nobody in the world made a Unit Body car that size on a production line.
I want babes in my car.