In 1957 or 58 my Dad and I were leaving the Olympic Auditorium after watching wrestling. We get in Dads 53 Ford light blue with a dark blue top. Anyway he couldn’t get it to start. All of a sudden he blurts out, “ Get out get out” it was somebody else’s car. Same Year, make, color. My old man was something else! Speaking of wrestling the story would have been really funny if Dad would have said, whoa nellie. Like Dick Lane used to always say.😁
In 1968 I was 15 and bought a 1959 Opel Olympia. The clutch was bad, but it ran just fine. Then one time in 1972 I bought a 1960 baby blue T-Bird. The thing was great. You could buy a $50 beater in the early 70s we used to get one close to New Year’s Eve. Then on New Year’s Eve we’d drive around beating the heck out of it then just leave it where ever.
I like this series because it is so easy going, without tension or major hassles.
Love the commercials too...
taking a trip down memory lane they're all part of the fun ....
...and Mary Tyler Moore in her first job as Happy the Hotpoint elf .
Good eye there; had to go back and look at it again; sure enough was her !!!!
Ozzie gets stuck on the chair !soo funny ! Thank you for making me laugh !
In 1957 or 58 my Dad and I were leaving the Olympic Auditorium after watching wrestling. We get in Dads 53 Ford light blue with a dark blue top. Anyway he couldn’t get it to start. All of a sudden he blurts out, “ Get out get out” it was somebody else’s car. Same Year, make, color. My old man was something else! Speaking of wrestling the story would have been really funny if Dad would have said, whoa nellie. Like Dick Lane used to always say.😁
Ozzie has a real law degree thats way he uses a lot of law phases in episodes.
In Ozzie&Harriets Universe locks and keys of all kinds are unnecessary because everyones so nice..
Wow. A time when you get a used car for 10 dollars a month. This sounds too good to be true even for 1950. Maybe in 1920 or 1925!
In 1968 I was 15 and bought a 1959 Opel Olympia. The clutch was bad, but it ran just fine. Then one time in 1972 I bought a 1960 baby blue T-Bird. The thing was great. You could buy a $50 beater in the early 70s we used to get one close to New Year’s Eve. Then on New Year’s Eve we’d drive around beating the heck out of it then just leave it where ever.
Ricky Nelson must've been 15 years old in this episode
Those lambchops must have gotten pretty rancid sitting around in those cars all day.
Want to se too many children
Whch year is that on?
No. I do not wish to se them.
Young-uns big fun