Thanks for watching and commenting. I have 100+ more of these dealership filmstrips in my collection covering years 1961-1972. As time permits, I will continue converting them to a digital format and putting them on TH-cam. It is much better than having them in their original boxes on shelves where no one, including myself, can see them. I've never seen any of them except for the few that I've uploaded.
I prefer my cars made of steel so I will take the Camaro . 🤩 Did anyone else think the narrator sounded like the late Phil Hartman aka Troy McClure ? 🤔
It’s such a blast to watch these vintage sales training films. Thanks so much for uploading them! It sure beats what’s on television today 😂🙄
Thanks for watching and commenting. I have 100+ more of these dealership filmstrips in my collection covering years 1961-1972. As time permits, I will continue converting them to a digital format and putting them on TH-cam. It is much better than having them in their original boxes on shelves where no one, including myself, can see them. I've never seen any of them except for the few that I've uploaded.
I prefer my cars made of steel so I will take the Camaro . 🤩 Did anyone else think the narrator sounded like the late Phil Hartman aka Troy McClure ? 🤔
Loving this series, thank you!
I've got about many more of these in my collection to convert and upload, so stay tuned. Thanks for the message.
Actually prefer the look of the '70 Trans Am to the similar Camaro.
And not to mention also new for 1970, no more convertible.
So were Russians interested in Vettes & Camaros brah? 🤔
Apparently so. Who knew? 🤫
Too bad the planned LS6 never made it to both cars.
LS7 for Corvette.