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1973 Plymouth Duster & Valiant vs Chevrolet Nova and Ford Maverick Dealer Promo Film
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@davidbachim7891
@davidbachim7891 4 года назад
These compare films are great. Love watch them.
@SpockvsMcCoy
@SpockvsMcCoy 4 года назад
The millions of dollars that Chrysler spent to tool for the 1970 Plymouth Duster and later Dodge Demon had been initially allocated for a heavy facelift of the 1969 Plymouth Valiant 2- and 4-Door Sedans. The individuals who went against upper management put their careers at risk but in the end that decision paid off because sales were strong.
@maryrafuse2297
@maryrafuse2297 4 года назад
And in 73 most women weren't plastered with tattoos either. One could see their healthy skin. Skin the largest organ within the human body. Kind of important to keep it healthy.
@tonyw973
@tonyw973 4 года назад
My BIL had a 318 Duster (yellow) that not only looked really sharp but performed reasonably well too. It was no road-burner but it could at least get out of its own way. I can't say that about the Cordoba he got a few years later.
@CJColvin
@CJColvin Год назад
Exactly mate
@Tnenamrep2
@Tnenamrep2 2 года назад
...and after a cruise in their '73 Valiant, George and his wife arrived in a timely manner for their Newport cigarette ad photo shoot. They arrived refreshed, and alive with pleasure.
@Drchainsaw77
@Drchainsaw77 4 года назад
And yet, Chrysler never made a Dart/Valiant wagon on the '67-'76 A-body platform. Big mistake!
@rightlanehog3151
@rightlanehog3151 4 года назад
Tragic mistake, they might have been the best American car ever.
@Drchainsaw77
@Drchainsaw77 4 года назад
@@rightlanehog3151 Just think how many more A-bodies would still be on the road today. I'd build me a wagon and a Dart Sport, and never need another car again.
@nlpnt
@nlpnt 4 года назад
Never offered in America. There was one in Australia. They should've repatriated the body dies when Oz went on to a new, bigger, pricier Valiant for '72 (it was considered a full-size car there) and had a compact wagon by '73 instead of '76.
@rightlanehog3151
@rightlanehog3151 4 года назад
@@Drchainsaw77 It reminds me of the greatest American engine NEVER made, the Slant 6 with multi-port fuel injection :)
@zwxq3
@zwxq3 3 года назад
Volare started in 1976 I think, they were A body wagons. And they look so cool..
@scarletmacaw
@scarletmacaw 2 года назад
This is the life I want so badly to go back to. Where women were women and cars were cars. Everything today sucks.
@CJColvin
@CJColvin Год назад
Exactly mate
@glennzevallos2841
@glennzevallos2841 4 года назад
1:12 you could also let the air out of the raft, that would be another way to make it fit
@bertgrau9246
@bertgrau9246 4 года назад
True, but when you get to the water you would have to blow it up again, which could be a real pain.
@boisegameshowguy
@boisegameshowguy Год назад
@@bertgrau9246 and naturally, there are downsides to buying a pump to help you out, and the added cost of installing a roof rack as well. So many trade-offs, so little time.
@deckerhand12
@deckerhand12 4 года назад
It’s a shame they don’t make cars or car ads like this anymore.
@kennethsouthard6042
@kennethsouthard6042 4 года назад
This wasn't for TV, it was for dealerships. I'm not sure if it was ever to be shown to prospects, but salesmen were to watch it to keep abreast of selling points.
@doogiemcdougster6740
@doogiemcdougster6740 4 года назад
Another selling point they forgot to mention: the big front bench seating area is perfect for making out and gettin’ busy.
@nlpnt
@nlpnt 4 года назад
There's a lot of wasted hood length in a gen 2 Nova, it was the style in '68. The '67-up Valiant was stuck with the 1963 hard points, and the space efficiency served it well. The Valiant sedan got a stretch to 111" wb the year after this by using the Dart body, all three extra inches were usable rear legroom.
@michaeltutty1540
@michaeltutty1540 3 года назад
What they did not mention is that the Scamp was on the longer Dart wheelbase, as it used the Swinger body with a left over 1971 Dart back bumper and the Valiant front clip. Scamp and Dodge Demon/Dart Sport and the 74-76 Valiant sedans had front and rear wheel wells off different cars, and it showed.
@jorgeh1680
@jorgeh1680 4 года назад
Looks like it was filmed in beautiful Palm Springs!
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
They never mention it's surprising traction for a RWD "compact".... I usually had trouble getting to work on snowy days in my Maverick. Then I went all over town in the Shop's Duster, with few issues!
@barryervin8536
@barryervin8536 3 года назад
Maybe the 2 cars had different tires? Tires are by far the biggest variable in traction in snow, given similar weight distribution. I've owned tires that claimed to be "All Season" that were completely useless in snow, while different tires on the same car transformed it into a completely different driving experience.
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 3 года назад
@@barryervin8536 You're absolutely right about Tires. The best first upgrade!! But besides that, the Duster had something that the competition didn't... A LOT of rear overhang and a higher percentage of weight over the rear Wheels. It made a difference... But Tires do have a significant benefit. I was able to drive a Mustang GT in the Snow!❄❄❄ Probably only because of an excellent set of Winter Tires.
@firedemon2166
@firedemon2166 3 года назад
The salt would kill me
@jamesthomas7977
@jamesthomas7977 4 года назад
Interestingly they tote the greatness of the vent windows (wind wings) but in the 71 Satellite video, they tote the new ventless glass. They can't seem to be able to decide which is better.
@barryervin8536
@barryervin8536 3 года назад
I paid extra for the vent windows in my 86 Escort (only to find that they would only open 1/2" because they hit the mirrors. Clever engineering, Ford).
@christopherconard2831
@christopherconard2831 4 года назад
A full sized spare? What a concert! Has anyone let current car manufacturers in on this secret?
@deckerhand12
@deckerhand12 4 года назад
Christopher Conard there are few cars that don’t even give you a spare tire
@pawelwisniewski6849
@pawelwisniewski6849 4 года назад
Most luxury brands don’t have them now , kind of deal breaker for me if you ask
@gregorykern9679
@gregorykern9679 4 года назад
What a concert? I heard no music, I saw no band. Did you mean C O N C E P T ??
@user-ss2ly1ir6j
@user-ss2ly1ir6j 4 года назад
@@gregorykern9679 I was about to ask him that myself. No sense proof reading what you just wrote I guess. Hilarious
@1983jblack
@1983jblack 4 года назад
@@deckerhand12 Few? More like all of them it seems. They give you a repair kit and a donut is now an option. I miss the days of when cars had the little things - Full size spare, under hood light, thicker carpet instead of a thin rug, split bench seats. Keep in mind I'm only in my later 30s but remember these features very well in cars years ago
@dragonboypayne21
@dragonboypayne21 4 года назад
That's my MOPAR!😍
@petemedina8446
@petemedina8446 4 года назад
Interesting I didn't know the back seat folded down nice feature back then
@larryjensen1388
@larryjensen1388 4 года назад
My 1967 Dodge charger had rear folding bucket seats and an access panel that folded into the the trunk made lots of room
@patcurrie9888
@patcurrie9888 3 года назад
We had a 72, didn't know it could fold down, maybe a new feature for 73 on Duster (since they focused on it so much)
@piratepete-thetruthisforevery1
@piratepete-thetruthisforevery1 3 года назад
It was an option... they don't fold down unless you bought it that way.
@pyre78
@pyre78 4 года назад
What they're leaving out is that the Duster cost $400 more than the Maverick in 1973. A whopping $2,309 in 2020 money, and huge when you consider that a Maverick only cost $1,995 in 1973. :)
@potter660
@potter660 3 месяца назад
That was 1970 when the Maverick still cost $1,995. By 1973, the base price had gone up by $200-300 due to inflation, emission controls, 5 mph bumpers and upgrading of standard equipment.
@datacreed
@datacreed 4 года назад
don't forget the undercoating George. That's extra
@bobdavis3357
@bobdavis3357 4 месяца назад
A very cute model back then. Now, purple hair and sleeve tattoos
@patrickmcgoldrick8234
@patrickmcgoldrick8234 Год назад
Those Valiant and Darts were some of Mopiles better cars of that time. Great drive trains solid bodies tough cars.
@PockyFiend
@PockyFiend 4 года назад
George looks a lot like Lee Majors, pre-"Six Million Dollar Man."
@1972Ventura455ho
@1972Ventura455ho 3 года назад
I thought the same thing.
@powerwagon3731
@powerwagon3731 4 года назад
My parents bought a new 72 Maverick, for some reason I hated that car even though it was ok. I’m strictly a Mopar man since my first car a 68 Sattellite 383, 4 sod. I loved that car I bought in 78.
@kennethsouthard6042
@kennethsouthard6042 4 года назад
Styling wise, the Maverick was the dud especially from the back.
@kennethsouthard6042
@kennethsouthard6042 3 года назад
@silverbird58 Your probably right when you look at the overall shape of the car. I was talking as compared to the Duster and the Nova when they came out. The Maverick's finishing features, especially, the rear end treatment with those tail lights that were shared with the Pinto looked cheap compared to its competition.
@paulsheehan8185
@paulsheehan8185 2 года назад
I LIKED THE BIG BUMPER GUARDS STD. ON ALL CHRYSLER CARS.
@johnogo7886
@johnogo7886 4 года назад
No car like a Mopar!
@larryjensen1388
@larryjensen1388 4 года назад
Mopars were endless money pits
@chargermaster3716
@chargermaster3716 4 года назад
Larry Jensen in quotes by Scotty Kilmer lol even Chrysler had issues quality control in 1973
@larryjensen1388
@larryjensen1388 4 года назад
@@chargermaster3716my 1967 Dodge charger the transmission kept going out three times in two years 727 torqueflite 383 Carter quadrajet true dual exhaust
@ericball6000
@ericball6000 4 года назад
@@larryjensen1388 sorry Larry,Dodge did not make a 1967 charger.
@larryjensen1388
@larryjensen1388 4 года назад
@@ericball6000 I'm glad you're so knowledgeable you must be a millennial do your research 1966 and 1967 both were fastback 1968 they went to the dukes of Hazzard style
@williamhalpin6713
@williamhalpin6713 4 года назад
I had a maverick back parked it and bought a new Ranchero in 73 maverick just transportation. Friend had a new 73 Duster awesome car 318 with a 4 speed. wow how times have changed
@607rocket
@607rocket 4 года назад
The Duster was my 1st car for 400.00. It smoked like a locomotive and had a 3 inch dogtrack.
@paulsheehan8185
@paulsheehan8185 2 года назад
1972, ELECTRONIC IGNITION WAS STD. ON ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS, (1973 IN CANADA).
@rightlanehog3151
@rightlanehog3151 4 года назад
Just give up Ford and Chevy, in '73 you don't have a chance.
@nlpnt
@nlpnt 4 года назад
The Nova facelift that year seems really halfhearted. Apparently some of GM's overseas subsidiaries agreed, they either stuck with the '68-72 look or built an X-body "Chevy" with the Buick Skylark front.
@danr1920
@danr1920 3 года назад
@@nlpnt Agree, the face lift never worked for me. Just didn't look right.
@aarongranda7825
@aarongranda7825 4 года назад
Hornet sportabout was the only compact wagon in 73.
@58sportsuburban
@58sportsuburban 4 года назад
Vega, and pinto were also available
@manthony225
@manthony225 4 года назад
@@58sportsuburban Pinto and Vega were subcompacts
@danr1920
@danr1920 3 года назад
@@58sportsuburban Subcompacts.
@jrobdickson8498
@jrobdickson8498 2 года назад
Just remember to bring an extra ballast resistor-
@justina3221
@justina3221 Год назад
Oh yea! For sure.
@Timbrock1000
@Timbrock1000 2 года назад
AT 4:26. That folding vinyl sunroof. I had one similar to that on a 1989 Subaru Justy I once had.
@landyachtfan79
@landyachtfan79 4 года назад
2:32......Yeah, plenty of room for the groceries, but in the next shot, the bag is right on the opening, so OF COURSE the lid caught on it!!!!!!
@Beethoven80
@Beethoven80 4 года назад
By the way, a very stupid way to argue against the convenience of a hatchback opening. They just couldn't get their body stable enough or didn't want to spend the money.
@user-ss2ly1ir6j
@user-ss2ly1ir6j 4 года назад
Those shopping bag comparisons were VERY lame. Even if it could stand up what's gonna happen at the first corner?
@danr1920
@danr1920 3 года назад
The back end of the hatch are was really shallow.
@scottschlossberg3137
@scottschlossberg3137 3 года назад
Al Bundy approves
@twagn
@twagn 4 года назад
Great deer hunting car...
@CJColvin
@CJColvin Год назад
1973 was the year of the oil embargo and the year of the movie the Wickerman.
@beyondlife6081
@beyondlife6081 Год назад
Man I hope to get that truck space in a 70 71 cuda
@CJColvin
@CJColvin Год назад
1973 was the year of the oil crisis going on in America 🇺🇸.
@mikeallmon1
@mikeallmon1 4 года назад
makes you wonder why they didn't do a hatch like GM X bodies..
@danr1920
@danr1920 3 года назад
Limited resources at Chrysler.
@boisegameshowguy
@boisegameshowguy Год назад
I’d love to have a hatchback for my next car, so I can lay out a blanket on a hot day and watch a drive in movie
@bobdavis3357
@bobdavis3357 4 месяца назад
Like this channel
@Timbrock1000
@Timbrock1000 Год назад
AT 4:27, I once had a Subaru Justy with a sunroof like that! 😆
@davidross5254
@davidross5254 2 года назад
I have a 73 valiant, just came to see ads for it
@82ghall
@82ghall 3 года назад
there's something about Mary
@tommyreid2317
@tommyreid2317 4 года назад
I'm mopar or no car ,but 72 was the last duster that looked good. 73 had ugly bumpers and tail lights.
@frozenbits48
@frozenbits48 4 года назад
George seems to wear that same shirt all the time.
@freedomisntfree2089
@freedomisntfree2089 3 года назад
Always thought the mavericks looked like a frog. Dusters ok, but those Nova's are legendary timeless classic
@EdwardCheek
@EdwardCheek 4 года назад
I had this car used and loved it. It was not nearly as reliable as my Ford and GM cars. But when it ran it was a pleasure to drive.
@johnathanstevens8436
@johnathanstevens8436 3 года назад
Space Duster!
@aarongranda7825
@aarongranda7825 4 года назад
What about hornet? Did the Nova have the 307? I didn't know Nova had a frame. The pass thru is standard on a lot of Japanese compacts now.
@powerwagon3731
@powerwagon3731 4 года назад
Aaron Granda It’s called a subframe, it supports the engine , transmission and front fenders, etc.
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
It's the same Subframe setup as the Camaro/Firebird. All HP F Body parts fit Nova. All HP parts for 66-68 Mustang fit Maverick... Couldn't say the same for Duster.
@danr1920
@danr1920 3 года назад
If they had the Hornet, it would have beat them all!
@michaeltutty1540
@michaeltutty1540 3 года назад
@@CarminesRCTipsandTricks The funny thing is that all the luxury bits, include fuel injected 351 and rear disc brakes from a Versailles bolt right on to everything from a 60-69 Falcon, Comet, Maverick, 64-73 Mustang, 67-73 Cougar, and the first generation Grenada and Monarch. They are all the same car. I know someone needed to repair the front floor in a Grenada. The 71-73 Cougar front floor was identical, making the repair dead easy.
@nicholasrice6933
@nicholasrice6933 3 года назад
I love how they say 302 is small ...like 318 cubic inches ate so much bigger.
@Warrior_Resisting_Colonialism
Dusters came with 340's too.
@daviddennison4287
@daviddennison4287 3 года назад
Nicest one I had was low mileage 318 NO RUST gave to my gf 😔 she ran it into a stone wall she was ok car took a beating then we broke up and I bought a Vega wagon 350 engine swap
@unclenoidentity186
@unclenoidentity186 4 года назад
Syd Dale Artful Dodger
@kiprandom7208
@kiprandom7208 4 года назад
I'll send take a space duster with a 318, and sunroof please? Does it come in Green with orange plaid interior and a mod top?
@nlpnt
@nlpnt 4 года назад
Plaid interior was black/white, green or blue for '73 and the mod tops were long gone. They might be able to special order an orange car with green plaid, or I'm sure green-on-green would be on the lot. www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/colorAndTrim/1973/73_Valiant_Duster0007.jpg
@woxyroxme
@woxyroxme 2 года назад
Who would not take any of these 3 cars compared to the crap on the road now? Ugly SUV? No thanks. Wish they would have done the dart as a retro like the challenger, would have bought one in a heartbeat
@CJColvin
@CJColvin Год назад
Right, same thing with the 04-06 Pontiac GTOs.
@joserafaelgrangefuenmayor7744
Me gustan los tres carros Plymouth Duster, Valiant, Ford Maverick y Chevrolet Nova 1973; en el Ford Maverick; me pongo a imaginar a dos muchachas; solteras, libres, sin compromiso, sin hijos, sin tatuajes, ni piercings, ni implantes en sus cuerpos; la pelirroja y la rubia; la pelirroja es blanca, ojos verdosos y cabello rojizo; ella viste un vestido azul oscuro; con una blusa blanca manga larga; la cara maquillada, los labios rojos; el cabello arreglado; la rubia; ella es blanca, ojos azules oscuros, cabello rubio, la cara maquillada, los labios rojos, el cabello arreglado; ella viste una blusa blanca manga larga; minifalda azul oscuro, calcetines canilleros blancos y gomas blancas; la pelirroja va manejando el carro; la rubia va en el asiento del pasajero; yo voy en el asiento trasero del carro; es un Ford Maverick 1973 de cuatro puertas; color marrón claro con techo de vinilo; motor 302 V8; transmisión automática; aire acondicionado y frenos de disco en las cuatro ruedas; cuando todo se estabilize en Venezuela mi país; me voy para Mérida por asuntos de trabajo; me voy para Mérida por San Cristóbal; solamente para pasear y descansar; para dar un paseo por los pueblos del Estado Táchira; nos vamos para Mérida por asuntos de trabajo; voy a trabajar con Alexis Montilla y sus parques temáticos Los Aleros y La Venezuela de Antier (turno mañana) y La Montaña de Los Sueños (turno tarde); cuando todo se estabilize en Venezuela mi país; me iré para Mérida; por asuntos de trabajo si Dios quiere; saludos y buenas noches.
@TheCarCrazyGuy
@TheCarCrazyGuy 4 года назад
Maverick offers Pinto tail lamps. Nova and Duster don’t. A win for Ford. 😂😂😂😂
@williamg2552
@williamg2552 Год назад
The Duster is a PLYMOUTH VALIANT. So is the SCAMP .
@HALWG51
@HALWG51 4 года назад
My father-in-law bought a 1973 Duster brand new. It had the 318 engine and from day one it was nothing but trouble. It had numerous problems, the worst of which was stalling and hesitation. At the worst possible times. Like in the middle of an intersection. They never could get it running right and he finally got rid of it in 1975 and bought a Buick. He never bought another Chrysler product.
@michaeltutty1540
@michaeltutty1540 3 года назад
I can tell you what was wrong. The float in the carburetor was too high, allowing gas to slosh over and flood the engine. Quite common and seemed to stump mechanics at the time, but well known now. Was worse on 2bbl carbs. The 4bbl seemed easier to set the float properly.
@unitedcity_mc4421
@unitedcity_mc4421 4 месяца назад
A '73 Duster was plagued with issues? Impossible!
@sneaks01
@sneaks01 4 года назад
Was television really this bad back then? I’m a 70s kid. Haha
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks
@CarminesRCTipsandTricks 4 года назад
Yeah.... It really was. The GI Joe and Lionel Commercials were kinda cool.
@Scott_From_Maine
@Scott_From_Maine 4 года назад
This is a dealer training film, has nothing to do with television.
@martyduncan2636
@martyduncan2636 3 года назад
These films weren’t on television. They were shown at the car dealerships.
@peyo19795
@peyo19795 4 года назад
Nova with a 350 for me
@paulsheehan8185
@paulsheehan8185 2 года назад
YOU HAVE TO ORDER A NOVA WITH A THREE SPEED AUTO, OTHERWISE, YOU GET THE TWO SPEED AUTO.
@richardpasquale5930
@richardpasquale5930 4 года назад
I had a Duster I never had a car thar had as many rattles and started to rot after 3 years
@devonmask5192
@devonmask5192 4 года назад
They looked good, but yup. The tin worm loved 'em. Let me guess: the tops of the front fenders next to the hood rotted through first?
@richardpasquale5930
@richardpasquale5930 4 года назад
@@devonmask5192 You are correct also under the headlights
@devonmask5192
@devonmask5192 4 года назад
Everywhere front wheel well liners (that they didn't have) would have deflected salt/water spray. Also loved having to keep a spare 'Highland Hummingbird' starter motor around. And boy, they sure did love ranking on coil springs, until you experienced replacing a worn out to-the-point-of-pasta, rusted in place torsion bar. They were good looking cheap cars, but they were still very cheap, lousy built cars.
@user-ss2ly1ir6j
@user-ss2ly1ir6j 4 года назад
As an Autobody and Paint Tech I worked on LOTS of those things. Absolute garbage, even when brand new. Even the sound when you close the doors makes your teeth hurt. The worst of the worst, for sure. That went for all Mopars back then.
@richardpasquale5930
@richardpasquale5930 4 года назад
@@user-ss2ly1ir6j Still holds true today
@LakeHowellDigitalVideo
@LakeHowellDigitalVideo 4 года назад
8:27 Yuck. A Duster 340 with whitewalls and wheel covers. I'm blind.
@nlpnt
@nlpnt 4 года назад
I'll take one, but in B-1 blue with stripe delete to make it a full sleeper. Make it a four-speed car with blue plaid interior.
@user-ss2ly1ir6j
@user-ss2ly1ir6j 4 года назад
It has a limp-wrist look to it
@timpriddy349
@timpriddy349 2 года назад
porch bumpers galore.......ugh
@hugglescake
@hugglescake 3 года назад
I'm prettier than George.
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