1965 Plymouth Belvedere Commercial - A New Way to Swing! Len Gochman Narrator Voice over

The Belvedere was not the top of the line Midsize car from Plymouth for 1965. The Fury moved up the ladder and became a full sized car again. The Fury was last a full sized car in 1961. This commercial is "with out" the Pentastar at the end. You'll see other commercials from Plymouth with the Pentastar. The music is the theme music from the Broadway Play, "A funny Thing happened on the way to the Forum". Not sure if the Wm Isler Company still exists today....and I don't know what that building in the Background is, TSS? Len Gochman is the voice over

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

If this commercial was made today OSHA would have a fit.

[@douglasstark1657]

Looks like something my Dad would've done to keep me from sneaking out at night with his new car (and he had EVERY reason to be paranoid, trust me.....)!

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

Very nice spot, with Len Gochman on the voiceover.

[@ebf1957]

If you listen closely the music is from "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" (Comedy Tonight).

[@walterweddle7644]

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[@williamflack5767]

We had a 65 model. The step up 2. 283 V 8. Factory air.nice car. May be wrong the size of the motor. Remember the V-8 on the front fender. All gauges, no lights for car trouble. Traded it in a 72 Cutlass. 350 Rocket!

[@barrycuda3769]

What a handsome car.

[@JK-zd1pk]

Nice car

[@JohnShinn1960]

Is Robert Mitchum the crane operator?

[@donaldperrotta8514]

I miss advertisements like this !!!

[@rightlanehog3151]

OSHA approved?

[@michaeltuz608]

Downtown parking...

[@sterlinsilver]

Beautiful! Sorry if I'm a little slow but what's the car in your profile pic? Ive never seen taillights like that