My father owned a Dodge and Plymouth dealership from around 1934 to 1969, and each summer Chrysler Corporation would debut the new vehicles for the coming year. We were in the Dallas Region so we would drive about 4 hours to Dallas to see the new vehicles. Chrysler would make a big production of it and would have off Broadway type groups perform a theme type show between the presentation of all the new vehicles. It was really great entertainment with a lot of skits, singing, dancing, and lots of beautiful ladies. In 1964 I was 17 when we went to the new car showing. I am almost certain they played this short movie before they introduced the new 1965 Dodge trucks. Back then trucks would go years with one body style that never changed from year to year. One year we had a truck that didn’t sell before the next years truck came out. There were no changes from year to year, and the truck had close to 0 miles on it, so Daddy sent the title back to Dodge and they issued a new title showing the truck was the next year’s model. They only did that on trucks, and it was rare, but the government stopped that practice a couple of years later. I also remember when Daddy received the first truck that cost $2000.00. He didn’t think any farmer would ever pay that much for a truck. Times have changed.
In SF,CA in the 60's every year they had a Truck Show. Every brand and all the semi's. In those days you could climb in and check everything out. I was 10 and my father took me every year, after all he was a Trucker. Good Times!
You're hanging out with the wrong crowd darlin'. She certainly isn't out here on this little idiot box twerking or whatever they do. If you put up a legitimate personal ad saying you want a natural beautiful woman to treat like a lady and respect as a woman, and you follow the "Mike Pence rule" which has been around long before Mike pence was VP? Then you'll find her. But please remember, you can't have your cake and eat it too. if you want a lady, then you are to be a gentleman at all times - all eyes on her. Forever. And please don't be fooled.. when you take a closer look at the Andy Griffith show? those women worked, contributed to the homes financially.. they were respected. They were the pharmacist, teachers, and if you take a very close look - who was the worst gossip on that show? Wasn't clara.. it was Floyd! The barbershop was a hen house. You didn't put your hands on a woman - you weren't allowed to abandon your family.. if you did, you'd better go clear to the other side of the country - and the men in town knew that... Didn't dare. I worked in South America - there was a man who was sitting on a street corner sort of beat up - and I had asked about him.. it was explained that he was driven out of his village. The men exiled him. - he had been bothering young women and girls, drunk, hitting his wife.. so the men took him out behind the barn end took care of it. if you want a lady to stay a lady - then gentleman need to be men, in action. Women have been forced to become more aggressive because of the amount of responsibility put on them - they're now expected by courts, to bring home the bacon, cook it, and clean up the pan they bought. one of the things I admire most in martial arts is the strength of the men throwing that punch so hard and so fast, and being able to stop on a hair on your nose.. now that's a sexy man that can let a lady be a lady. Knows when to use it, and knows when to put it away. Strength with control Just like a lady!
Yeah why don't we look things up and consider the source the source on a juicy story like this, or non-story, will most likely somebody who's trying to make money, get you to buy a book, magazine or click. apparently there were rumors of affairs on the side of marriages with both Andy and Don - we don't know, so let's not go there. This is the world wide web. You just permanently potentially slandered someone without facts what we do know, information that came directly from his mouth is that Don knotts came from a very difficult childhood, father was an alcoholic, domestic abuse - he was under the care of a psychiatrist for many years and suffered from depression. we didn't learn this because he committed a crime and went to court and use this as an excuse to get off. According to his daughter maybe? Some family member in an interview who is present at the deathbed reported... as he was passing away, he was still joking to the point where people had to leave the room cuz they didn't want to laugh at a deathbed scene. But in this case.. they probably should have stayed cuz that's what a comedian looks for. see if you can find interviews of credible people talking into a camera where it's not cut and edited... Don't get anything second or third hand - those people are in business to sell you something. There should be plenty of interviews of Don knotts speaking for himself all over youtube.. just click and learn, before you burn someone please I'm just reminding you of something you already know. Have a nice day!
I bought a new 69 Dodge Power Wagon Camper Special, loaded. 383 V8 all power, PTO winch, except windows. I still have it, it's a tank with just 75k miles. Really hated to see them crash one in this video.
I was born in '65,and in elementary school I had a chum I played little league with,his dad had a double cab with a camper shell.He was the local Little Debbie guy.Got to ride in it a few times (I think it had a 3-on -the- tree shifter).Thought it was very cool!
Wow! I loved this promo film. The super cool trucks and the the comedy that only Don Knotts could deliver. Playing a Barney like character in ever film he ever made never became boring.
I love it when he's behind the wheel of the pick up and he's looking out the window and making his eye bug out! lol He always just cracked me up and. that line.....the "big payload" line...lol
My best friend Dennis used to have a Power Wagon of about the same year, only it was a butt-ugly Dodge (stock?) orange and had a massive home built grill guard (that I found for him in a salvage yard!). He used to call it his "Dawg" - and we treated it like, one bashing through the hills and rocks of Colorado.
This was never meant for the general public so you wouldn't have seen it unless you were a Dodge dealer or salesman, or maybe attending the stockholders meeting.
I love at 2:52 when he says, "Men, ladies, men ladies and men..." Don Knotts is one of my favorite actors of all time. You were smart to put his clip in the thumbnail instead of Dodge (although Dodge had some damned good trucks back then, and the Powerwagon was super. Don got me here. Isn't he a national treasure?
If you're a big fan of Don Knotts, you know the Move, "The Love God?" with a character, "Osborne Tramaine" so that puts things into perspective about this Channel, I love Cars.... love Car Commercials......BUT. Don Knots is my most favorite Actor and Comedian
I think the area where they crashed the Dodge was filmed either at Iverson Ranch in Chatsworth, California or at Corriganville over the hill from Chatsworth in Simi Valley, California.
I thought the video title said Don Knotts and DON WIlson, from "The Jack Benny Show." The idea of the two of them together sounded like epic comedy. But then I realized I was wrong. LOL
Check out 9:34, look how narrow that cab is. Can you imagine being in an accident? Absolutely no crumple zone to absorb energy. This was when the people were the crumple zone. lol
Don Knotts was one of my favorite actors. They don't build trucks like that anymore. Back then they were made with pure steel and a man could work on them when they broke down. Thanks for sharing! Never seen this one.
Ah, yes. You could service or rebuild every darn part on it. Though....they were underpowered, had brakes illegally unsafe by modern standards, got horrible per -horsepower mpg, steered poorly even with a giant ships' wheel, and made a one star crash rating look like a lofty goal. I absolutely love mine!
There's a lot of things from Yesteryear that would not be allowed today, because we live in the "Politically Correct" era, anything and everything offends somebody! Society needs to take a good shit and loosen up a bit, can you imagine a show like, "Married With Children" being produced today, it would never make it to the air waves, because it would offend somebody!
Don Knotts never shied away from making a buck, he actually did a book about building and repairing with Concrete for Quikrete......Somehow I'm guessing Don Knotts knew very little about concrete.
Just bought a 1965 Dodge D100. Long bed, 318, 3 speed, RWD. Basic as you can get. 70,000 miles engine needs a rebuild it blew all the gaskets. Cant wait to get this thing back to the way it was in 1965.
Despite some, really, bad process(or, have I become too jaded?), I enjoyed the heck out of this. We, even, got Dick Wilson! Thank-you, for posting!(keep it, going!)
Yes, you're Jaded, no one has seen this film in over 50 years and it's old and damaged, red color and water spots. Plus it cost money (my money) even to get it into this state to present, it was in worse condition.
I think people are getting spoiled. I had a real truck, an IH Travelall with only 14 thousand miles.......I sold it cause I hated driving it....it was loud...with rattles and not smooth at all.......it was pure truck.....it wore me out! Sold it......I admit it, I'm spoiled, I enjoy old cars and riding in them, but old trucks...no...had my share and am done with them.....
Actually, there was a mid-year change in 65. Early 65's had the earlier 62-3-4 grill with dual headlights, and late 65's had the pie tin single headlight grill like the 66-7's I didn't know this until I bought mine. I thought the seller was wrong and it was a 66 but he was correct, mine is a late 65.
Met Don Knotts in Dallas back years ago when he was doing FINA gas commercials. Very withdrawn guy that didn't like to mingle with anyone after filming. He would go back to his dressing room and stay to himself mostly.
He might have had a bad day when you saw him because I've heard many stories to the contrary. He had a home very close to me in Maine and heard some great stories.
Wow the reason the women then were real showstoppers was cause they didn't have tats, piercings or overweight. Women's lib changed all that to what you have today.. Sorry to say..
If you were 20 to 30 pound overweight back in the day, a Woman was considered "Fat". Now, a woman can be 100 pounds overweight and it's okay.....as long as they have self esteem.....who cares about health care costs. The folks, even the 50 year old men in this film are of bodies that Human Bodies were designed for. The Human Body wasn't designed or created or evolved to be as Fat as people are.
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It’s hard to believe there ever was a time like that in America, I believe we are the last generation.
yep, we're living in a world of ridiculous nonsensical pap and personal offense at anything.
Only if Trump gets reelected
My father owned a Dodge and Plymouth dealership from around 1934 to 1969, and each summer Chrysler Corporation would debut the new vehicles for the coming year. We were in the Dallas Region so we would drive about 4 hours to Dallas to see the new vehicles. Chrysler would make a big production of it and would have off Broadway type groups perform a theme type show between the presentation of all the new vehicles. It was really great entertainment with a lot of skits, singing, dancing, and lots of beautiful ladies. In 1964 I was 17 when we went to the new car showing. I am almost certain they played this short movie before they introduced the new 1965 Dodge trucks.
Back then trucks would go years with one body style that never changed from year to year. One year we had a truck that didn’t sell before the next years truck came out. There were no changes from year to year, and the truck had close to 0 miles on it, so Daddy sent the title back to Dodge and they issued a new title showing the truck was the next year’s model. They only did that on trucks, and it was rare, but the government stopped that practice a couple of years later.
I also remember when Daddy received the first truck that cost $2000.00. He didn’t think any farmer would ever pay that much for a truck. Times have changed.
That is such a good read. Thank you for sharing it.
Awesome story!
In SF,CA in the 60's every year they had a Truck Show. Every brand and all the semi's. In those days you could climb in and check everything out. I was 10 and my father took me every year, after all he was a Trucker. Good Times!
There will never again be another Don Knotts. The man could do comedy with no effort.
Ralph furley 😁😁😁
Showed it to my son and daughter. I'm gonna count it as history for our homeschooling today. 🙋🏻♀️😂
How the west was lost.
still better than the lies & garbage they'd be learning in regular-school
Just don't show them the comments, although that would certainly be a lesson in sociology.
Next you should have your kids binge watch 1930s-1940s swing music. Glenn Miller’s work! Now that’s real music compared to the crap today
The ladies were so much more beautiful and classy than Today
"The Ladies" were just toys for the men, please..."Big Payload"...LOL. Dick was fat, Wilson that is.
Women back in those days dressed nicely all the time.
different times different strokes. I feel sorry for the boys now. lol.
You're hanging out with the wrong crowd darlin'.
She certainly isn't out here on this little idiot box twerking or whatever they do.
If you put up a legitimate personal ad saying you want a natural beautiful woman to treat like a lady and respect as a woman, and you follow the "Mike Pence rule" which has been around long before Mike pence was VP?
Then you'll find her.
But please remember, you can't have your cake and eat it too.
if you want a lady, then you are to be a gentleman at all times - all eyes on her. Forever.
And please don't be fooled.. when you take a closer look at the Andy Griffith show? those women worked, contributed to the homes financially.. they were respected.
They were the pharmacist, teachers, and if you take a very close look - who was the worst gossip on that show? Wasn't clara.. it was Floyd!
The barbershop was a hen house.
You didn't put your hands on a woman - you weren't allowed to abandon your family.. if you did, you'd better go clear to the other side of the country - and the men in town knew that... Didn't dare.
I worked in South America - there was a man who was sitting on a street corner sort of beat up - and I had asked about him.. it was explained that he was driven out of his village. The men exiled him.
- he had been bothering young women and girls, drunk, hitting his wife.. so the men took him out behind the barn end took care of it.
if you want a lady to stay a lady - then gentleman need to be men, in action.
Women have been forced to become more aggressive because of the amount of responsibility put on them - they're now expected by courts, to bring home the bacon, cook it, and clean up the pan they bought.
one of the things I admire most in martial arts is the strength of the men throwing that punch so hard and so fast, and being able to stop on a hair on your nose.. now that's a sexy man that can let a lady be a lady.
Knows when to use it, and knows when to put it away.
Strength with control
Just like a lady!
That's the stone cold truth!
I remember the incredible Mr Limpet as a kid with Don Knotts! What a clever guy!
Ol' Don-always the ladies' man!
Yes, I bet he actually was quite the playboy in his day.
@@keithmcleod811 I have heard that he actually was a ladies man.
Yeah why don't we look things up and consider the source
the source on a juicy story like this, or non-story, will most likely somebody who's trying to make money, get you to buy a book, magazine or click.
apparently there were rumors of affairs on the side of marriages with both Andy and Don
- we don't know, so let's not go there.
This is the world wide web. You just permanently potentially slandered someone without facts
what we do know, information that came directly from his mouth is that Don knotts came from a very difficult childhood, father was an alcoholic, domestic abuse - he was under the care of a psychiatrist for many years and suffered from depression.
we didn't learn this because he committed a crime and went to court and use this as an excuse to get off.
According to his daughter maybe? Some family member in an interview who is present at the deathbed reported... as he was passing away, he was still joking to the point where people had to leave the room cuz they didn't want to laugh at a deathbed scene.
But in this case..
they probably should have stayed cuz that's what a comedian looks for.
see if you can find interviews of credible people talking into a camera where it's not cut and edited... Don't get anything second or third hand - those people are in business to sell you something.
There should be plenty of interviews of Don knotts speaking for himself all over youtube..
just click and learn, before you burn someone please
I'm just reminding you of something you already know.
Have a nice day!
Ask Thelma Lou and "Nita,Jua-ua-ua-ua-nita"!
I bought a new 69 Dodge Power Wagon Camper Special, loaded. 383 V8 all power, PTO winch, except windows. I still have it, it's a tank with just 75k miles. Really hated to see them crash one in this video.
The scene with the bear was very funny!
"Mr. Furley..."!! That line always made me "Crack Up"!! RIP Don Knotts, and thanks for the laughs!!
That 4x4 was sweet looking truck!
I was born in '65,and in elementary school I had a chum I played little league with,his dad had a double cab with a camper shell.He was the local Little Debbie guy.Got to ride in it a few times (I think it had a 3-on -the- tree shifter).Thought it was very cool!
At 13:30 that is one of the most complete and utterly thorough and visually satisfying destructive crashes I've ever seen.
I own a 65 Crew Cab. Just searched 65 promo films.. This is the funniest Dodge truck thing I've ever seen!!! Thanks for posting it!
😂
What a gem!
Worth more than one view!
Wow! I loved this promo film. The super cool trucks and the the comedy that only Don Knotts could deliver. Playing a Barney like character in ever film he ever made never became boring.
I love it when he's behind the wheel of the pick up and he's looking out the window and making his eye bug out! lol He always just cracked me up and. that line.....the "big payload" line...lol
Big Payloads, You better believe it, love Don Knotts
So fun, so period inappropriate...loved it! Thanks.
WoW! Who was the Big Payloads Girl? Smokin!
Was....
@@johnnytacokleinschmidt515 right. WAS. You got a name or just a play on words?
She's transgendered
@@calebproductions5970 Not back then...
Love the Pentastar helmet...and the Lynn Townsend quote!
Power wagon with that familiar clang of the door closing.
That closing door sound brought back memories
@@thekingsilverado9004 Nice! Take good care of that.
Power Wagons... Born in WW2. Helped save the world.
The woman in green dress, my my, so breathtaking, built Dodge tough!
Don is crazy funny love it.
My best friend Dennis used to have a Power Wagon of about the same year, only it was a butt-ugly Dodge (stock?) orange and had a massive home built grill guard (that I found for him in a salvage yard!). He used to call it his "Dawg" - and we treated it like, one bashing through the hills and rocks of Colorado.
Was to young to remember this, what a treat. Thanks for posting this. love my vintage dodges
This was never meant for the general public so you wouldn't have seen it unless you were a Dodge dealer or salesman, or maybe attending the stockholders meeting.
13:45 they should have had a perfect non-wrecked truck hidden at the bottom and come roaring up. "Greatest Truck Ever Built"
very cool thanks,I was 5 in 1965 makes me feel old LOL
Definitely needed this during quarantine boredom. Thank you Sir!!
I usually think a little Knotts goes a long way, but this left me wanting more!
I love at 2:52 when he says, "Men, ladies, men ladies and men..." Don Knotts is one of my favorite actors of all time. You were smart to put his clip in the thumbnail instead of Dodge (although Dodge had some damned good trucks back then, and the Powerwagon was super. Don got me here. Isn't he a national treasure?
If you're a big fan of Don Knotts, you know the Move, "The Love God?" with a character, "Osborne Tramaine" so that puts things into perspective about this Channel, I love Cars.... love Car Commercials......BUT. Don Knots is my most favorite Actor and Comedian
@@OsbornTramain Wow. That's super cool! I had a '69 Charger 383. Loved that car. It would pick up and go!
I never knew don was such a hit with the ladies.
Isn't that the old don't squeeze the charmin guy lol
Yes Dick Wilson. Also Darren's drinking buddy on Bewitched.
Mr. Whiffle!!
@@ENDTIMEsVideoLibrary wimple
I didn't see that coming crashing a brand new Dodge truck. Great tv ad back then.
That was a Shocker !
I think the area where they crashed the Dodge was filmed either at Iverson Ranch in Chatsworth, California or at Corriganville over the hill from Chatsworth in Simi Valley, California.
This was not a TV ad. If you actually listen to the dialog, they are talking to dealers about how to promote the truck line to the public.
@@spiff8862 Some of the background looked a lot like the backgrounds in MASH
Thelma Lou might get jealous
Barney has Thelma Lou in his “back pocket.”
I thought the video title said Don Knotts and DON WIlson, from "The Jack Benny Show." The idea of the two of them together sounded like epic comedy. But then I realized I was wrong. LOL
Wow, incredible talent!
Thanks for keeping the videos flowing during difficult times..
I like how it turns into an episode of bang bus in the end
How Don Knotts didn't win an Oscar for THE LOVE GOD is hard to believe!
One of my favorite Movies!
don knotts in a 4x4 this is sweet,
I didn't know Barney worked for Dodge? He's so funny.
I have more videos of him for Dodge, he did them for a number of years.
@@OsbornTramain Great! When are you putting up more?
@@rickduquette3399 they are up, search for a 1966 dodge film knots, you'll find it
Don Knotts being alpha AF...
lOL YOU just HAD to be one to drive THOSE.,.,.trucks done now....not so much. PS Came here from Markl Evanier NEWS FROM ME.
Check out 9:34, look how narrow that cab is. Can you imagine being in an accident? Absolutely no crumple zone to absorb energy. This was when the people were the crumple zone. lol
Don Knotts was one of my favorite actors. They don't build trucks like that anymore. Back then they were made with pure steel and a man could work on them when they broke down. Thanks for sharing! Never seen this one.
Ah, yes. You could service or rebuild every darn part on it. Though....they were underpowered, had brakes illegally unsafe by modern standards, got horrible per -horsepower mpg, steered poorly even with a giant ships' wheel, and made a one star crash rating look like a lofty goal.
I absolutely love mine!
This is great 🤠
Outstanding 😇😇🌹🌹💖💖🧐🧐😉😉😏😏🍻🍻
Having Indians on the warpath would NEVER be in any video made in today's "PC" environment.
Right, they're all at the Casinos now. they get there on the roads we pay the taxes to build.
Not to mention, the blatant Male Chauvinism. Feminists would have a field day. Good times.
There's a lot of things from Yesteryear that would not be allowed today, because we live in the "Politically Correct" era, anything and everything offends somebody! Society needs to take a good shit and loosen up a bit, can you imagine a show like, "Married With Children" being produced today, it would never make it to the air waves, because it would offend somebody!
@@edbouman5013 yeah. The Catholics have gotten pretty cocky these days too. PC won’t let us discriminate against them. Sad.
@@steveb796 HUH?
hhahahaa the last scene was like watching the Man from Snowy River!
This was very entertaining and very unexpected.
Thank you
Real class
Love it
The VAN was cool back then.
That was some great stuff.
Don Knotts tearassin in a cabover and set of doubles is pretty sweet.
Iowahawk sent me here...great commercial. Needed more Miss Big Payloads 😍
I think I'm friends with him on facebook? He's a car guy and music guy right?
Don Knotts never shied away from making a buck, he actually did a book about building and repairing with Concrete for Quikrete......Somehow I'm guessing Don Knotts knew very little about concrete.
Only a matter of time until Steve Buscemi lands the lead in the “Don Knotts Story”
. LOL
I don't think you are being very fair to Don Knotts.
That will be cool 😎
Just bought a 1965 Dodge D100. Long bed, 318, 3 speed, RWD. Basic as you can get. 70,000 miles engine needs a rebuild it blew all the gaskets.
Cant wait to get this thing back to the way it was in 1965.
Who is the lady in black ? The technical director ? Thanks !
Wicked! Thanks man!
Really enjoyed this video.. imagine these vehicles with new drivetrain from dodge.
Nice now 2021. 🎉🌟👍
That’s Mr. Whipple.
Despite some, really, bad process(or, have I become too jaded?), I enjoyed the heck out of this. We, even, got Dick Wilson! Thank-you, for posting!(keep it, going!)
Yes, you're Jaded, no one has seen this film in over 50 years and it's old and damaged, red color and water spots. Plus it cost money (my money) even to get it into this state to present, it was in worse condition.
@@OsbornTramain It wasn't,at all, a slight, on your film; you know what I mean, by "process."
That’s it you convinced me. I’m buying a dodge.
Genius!
Dodge trucks were built tough and sturdy back then. Rustproofing was essential.
Imagine trying to pull off that ad today 🕺💃🕺💃😂🤣
women objectified, native Americans stereotyped, big "bad" gas guzzler trucks glorified. I can hear the lisping zombie SJW hoards stirring already.
Lol Don Knotts looks like a vulture from looney tunes or jungle book when he walks or stands lol
I owned a 69 W200...Wish they still made trucks like that.
I was born in 1966
Youngster.
I was born in a funny year lots of comedy.
Very entertaining.
Don was a badass
Mmmmm lots of curves in those dodge trucks! A few headlights on too I see!
I had a bunch of A-100 vans and one A-100 pickup.
Nicely low budge film...Love Don KJnotts and Dick Wilson....REAL trucks..nto the now stardard electronic stuff or computers...now
I think people are getting spoiled. I had a real truck, an IH Travelall with only 14 thousand miles.......I sold it cause I hated driving it....it was loud...with rattles and not smooth at all.......it was pure truck.....it wore me out! Sold it......I admit it, I'm spoiled, I enjoy old cars and riding in them, but old trucks...no...had my share and am done with them.....
"You'd better believe it" Haha
Lots of eye candy in this video.
I like this body style truck so much that Ive owned 3 of them. Do you have an ad of him duing a promo of The Dude package for them?
They don't make em like they used to its a real shame
The "don't knock it if you haven't tried it" guy looks like the actor who played Mr.Whipple from the Charmin commercials.
It is. His name is Dick Wilson. Played Darrin Stephen's drunk buddy on Bewitched too.
Actually, there was a mid-year change in 65. Early 65's had the earlier 62-3-4 grill with dual headlights, and late 65's had the pie tin single headlight grill like the 66-7's
I didn't know this until I bought mine. I thought the seller was wrong and it was a 66 but he was correct, mine is a late 65.
Nip it! Nip it in the bud!
Well.someone’s got a woody.and it’s not a Ford.
Agreed
Cute,,,never seen it
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was that burbank studio place
...better believe it. 😆
Barney with a Dodge comerical
imagine doing that in a Dodge Dakota... the body panels would be bent all to heck.. even before the roll.
Met Don Knotts in Dallas back years ago when he was doing FINA gas commercials. Very withdrawn guy that didn't like to mingle with anyone after filming. He would go back to his dressing room and stay to himself mostly.
He might have had a bad day when you saw him because I've heard many stories to the contrary. He had a home very close to me in Maine and heard some great stories.
Do you have any more of these for 1961-1964 trucks?
what I see is what you get, I don't hold anything back, if I have it, it's uploaded. new uploads are always new finds
Wow the reason the women then were real showstoppers was cause they didn't have tats, piercings or overweight. Women's lib changed all that to what you have today.. Sorry to say..
If you were 20 to 30 pound overweight back in the day, a Woman was considered "Fat". Now, a woman can be 100 pounds overweight and it's okay.....as long as they have self esteem.....who cares about health care costs. The folks, even the 50 year old men in this film are of bodies that Human Bodies were designed for. The Human Body wasn't designed or created or evolved to be as Fat as people are.
Very funny film. If the Woke and PC people today see this they will have a fit! ha ha ha
Who knew the shakiest gun in the west could drive.
Dodge Dude
Did I hear him say Damnit? Where are the censors?😁
Anyone know the names of all the beautiful ladies?
That old gal. If she is still around. If she could talk. The stories she would tell.
What dirty commies gave this Don Knotts video thumbs down?!