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70's Commercials Vol. 74

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These commercials aired on CBS on November 27th, 1977
1. NFL on CBS Commercial Bumper
2. Miller Lite (With riding champion Jim Shoulders, known as "the Babe Ruth of rodeo")
3. Firestone Town & Country Snow Biters Tires
4. NFL on CBS
5. Ford Fairmont Futura
6. NFL on CBS
7. Avis
8. Panasonic Quintrix II
9. Promo for "The Return Of The Incredible Hulk" (Ads from this were posted in Vols. 28 and 29)
10. Freeman Free-Flex Shoe
11. Radio Shack (Back when they primarily sold...radios)
12. NFL on CBS
13. Miller Lite (With Nick Buoniconti)
14. Firestone Town & Country Snow Biters Tires
15. Ford Pinto (Only a few months after this in February, 1978 a personal injury case in California held Ford liable for the faulty rear engine design of the Pinto that killed a driver and severely burned a passenger involved in a rear-collision accident in 1972. The jury awarded the plaintiffs $127.8 million dollars, then the largest sum ever in US product liability and personal injury cases, though this was later reduced to $3.5 million by the judge. By 1980 the Pinto was off the market)
16. Promo for "Three Days Of The Condor" (Great movie, but it definitely does not have a funky soundtrack like this promo)
17. Die Hard Battery at Sears Tire And Auto Center
18. NFL on CBS
19. Noxzema Shaving Cream
20. Hertz (With O.J. Simpson)
21. Cotton
22. Kodak Tele-Instamatic 608 Camera (With Michael Landon and his then wife Lynn Noe)
23. Lowenbrau
24. Promo for "All In The Family"
25. Promo for "CBS Sports Spectacular" (Aw, I want to see the refrigerator race!)
26. Promo for "Three Days Of The Condor"
27. Ford Fairmont
28. United Way
29. Delco Freedom Car Battery
30. Telstar Combat by Coleco (An early home video game console, similar to the many Pong consoles on the market at the time)
31. Ford Pickup
32. Eveready Batteries (With Robert Conrad)
33. Miller High Life
34. Exxon Uniflow
35. Promo for "All In The Family"
36. Sony (With George Lazenby, best known for playing James Bond once in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service")
37. Promo for "The Cotton Bowl"
38. Bell System (It's funny that they even bothered to advertise, considering they had a total monopoly in the U.S. at the time)
39. Ford Fairmont Futura
40. Firestone Christmas Album (With Tennessee Ernie Ford)
41. Miller High Life
42. NFL on CBS
43. Polaroid SX-70 Camera
44. NFL on CBS Ending
45. Promo for "The Return Of The Incredible Hulk" (Partial)

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@yusakug 2 года назад

That Avis commercial...Rent cars with us, and we'll send strange men sneaking into your room in the middle of the night to tell you about your car while you're groggy and sleep-deprived, and you'll likely forget what we told you the night before anyway! Great sales pitch.

@MyMelodyOfTheHeart 2 года назад

Firestone Town And Country Snow Biters Tires- For a simple commercial, it sure has some impressive animation, especially with the tires appearing out of the man's bed. The animation reminds me of some animated specials such as "B.C. The First Thanksgiving".

@thomaschacko6320 2 года назад

“It’s a Sony.” One of my favourite ads, featuring my favourite James Bond, George Lazenby! Wonderful to see it again!

@yusakug 2 года назад

10:50 - The Refrigerator Race...Next in Great Pointless Moments in Sports...

@macmiles278 2 года назад

1977-1978 MAGIC!!

@Kathleennebel 2 года назад

I love those so much especially the Christmas ones.. brings me back to such a wonderful time in my life.. I miss the innocent time being a kid then, my heart breaks for these kids now a days ! Miss you momma! Wish you were here !! 😢❤️🙏🏻

@TheWingsoffury 2 года назад

I want to buy 4 of those firestone snow-biters for $20 each!

@80sCommercialVault 2 года назад

$20 in 1977 = $89.37 when adjusted for inflation.

@TheWingsoffury 2 года назад

@@80sCommercialVault doesn't seem like as good of a deal LOL

@diceman74 2 года назад

Yay! These are my favorite. I love the 80s but the 70s stuff highlights a time I was alive but don't remember well. Thanks for these!

@rsdaddy141 2 года назад

Ahhhh...the Pinto. America's most explosive car lol

@Coffeebibber 2 года назад

Robert Pine of CHIPs in the Lowenbrau commercial!

@bluetwinkiesaregood 2 года назад

That’s Chris pine’s dad isn’t it? 😆

@Coffeebibber 2 года назад

@@bluetwinkiesaregood It sure is.

@DanZero77 2 года назад

Firestone - "Pleasant Dreams" yeah thanks after seeing those scary tires! There's Michael Vale in the Avis ad! So Avis was telling him it's time to check the rental car as he makes the donuts! Plus the neat Coleco Combat Telstar as the Atari VCS was making it's holiday debut that year! I also want to see the refridgerator race!

@matthewpaul6904 2 года назад

Michael Landon is a treasure.

@beckigreen 2 года назад

I’m kinda confused when it comes to Michael Landon. He left his first wife for his second wife, and left his second wife for his third wife. He cheated on them all.

@elc1960 Год назад

Jim Shoulders looks like he could be related to Slim Pickens. "Can I have some more beans Mr. Taggart?" "I'd say you had enough!"

@elc1960 Год назад

The actor in the Panasonic Quintrix II ad is Ron Masak, who just passed away not long ago.

@yusakug 2 года назад

19:48 - Those poor Wisconsin fans dealt with all that snow and cold, and that's the score they got for it...

@jfiorello68 2 года назад

Peter Thomas narrating the Uniflow ad.

@BlakeGildaphish76 2 года назад

Is that Fred the Donuts guy in the Avis commercial?? i just remembered that i have a cousin named Avis.

@rsdaddy141 2 года назад

I wonder if OJ was renting a bronco.......

@ellemjay 2 года назад

Good to know that Jackie Stewart is still with us.

@tadool5352 2 года назад

Great set!!

@elc1960 Год назад

Thanks to Ric Flair, I can't hear the "2001: A Space Odyssey" theme without thinking "WOOOOOOO!!!" Thanks Naitch...

@80sCommercialVault Год назад

It's a classical piece dating to 1896: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Also_sprach_Zarathustra Besides being used in "2001: A Space Odyssey" it was famously used as intro music for Elvis Presley at his concerts for years: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TM5lPTLwTpI.html predating any use in professional wrestling.

@elc1960 Год назад

@@80sCommercialVault I know that, but a large amount of your viewers have heard it mostly in relation to Ric Flair. Its original name was "Also Sprach Zarathustra."

@80sCommercialVault Год назад

I linked the wikipedia article for Also Sprach Zarathustra. I'm aware of its original title. Most people associate it with 2001, where it is used as a central theme and often riffed on in pop culture.

@elc1960 Год назад

That blond haired man they showed in the World's Strongest Man refrigerator race was former Olympic weightlifter and pro wrestler Ken Patera. His older brother was the late former Seattle Seahawks head coach Jack Patera.

@elc1960 Год назад

They'd have been royally screwed if there was an early thaw while they were filming that Sears DieHard commercial... "What the hell happened to the car?" "I dunno, it was here in January...Oh shit, the lake thawed!" "I sure as hell hope they bought the insurance package when they rented it."

@TTrigg 2 года назад

The Return Of The Incredible Hulk-that promo made it look as if it were a horror movie Freeman Free-Flex Shoe-spoiler: that was a hard-boiled egg Radio Shack -"Breaker breaker,anyone got their ears on..? Im having car trouble.." Three Days Of The Condor-"..and i'm NOT the killer!" Lowenbrau-that must be their usual order All In The Family-a very good episode,loved the ending CBS Sports Spectacular-the refrigerator race..get a chiropractor on standby Eveready Batteries-no one was brave enough to knock the battery off his shoulder.. NFL on CBS -that final score..ouch

@VillymVanVanderbone 2 года назад

7:43 - Is that Caroline Munro in the Noxzema shaving cream commercial? It looks like her.

@BB.......... 2 года назад

yes. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NXvfd1Wnk3s.html

@RHGarciaApr85 2 года назад

Yep

@timothysprengeler4071 2 года назад

Wow; looks like we're watching the 1977 edition of the "Snow Bowl"! 0:09 and 4:47--"Everything you've always wanted in a beer--and less." That was an iconic slogan back in the day. I remember it very well despite being 15 years too young to legally drink the stuff in 1977. 1:18, 11:07, and 17:33--Our family car back then was a Ford Fairmont, purchased new in the fall of 1977. I believe this was the first year for that model. Ours wasn't a Futura. 3:26--I had a couple friends my age (I was 6 years old when these spots aired) who liked The Incredible Hulk, but my parents wouldn't let me watch it because it was "too scary." 4:07 and 13:09--That technology looks so primitive by today's standards! Kind of sad to see Radio Shack going the way of the passenger pigeon. The Telstar Combat game is not unlike the Atari 2600 version of "Combat." Before getting our Atari 2600, we had one of those early Pong games--and I think ours was the Radio Shack brand. 5:47--When I purchased my first (used) car in 1990 (I couldn't--and still can't--afford a new one), my parents warned me to avoid the Pinto. 10:12--"All In The Family" was, and is, a great show! As of 2021 it is rerunning on Get TV, which is available over the air in many parts of the country.

@Lovejazz01 2 года назад

Futura. Typical name that came in boardroom meeting at Ford in 1076. “ we’re building low tech boring cars this decade, let’s give them something to make them think they have futuristic space age technology”

@80sCommercialVault 2 года назад

Um, the Futura name came from the Lincoln Futura concept car: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lincoln_Futura This was famously the basis for the 1960s Batmobile.

@Lovejazz01 2 года назад

@@80sCommercialVault cool, Thanks 🙏🏾 !

@beckigreen 2 года назад

“1076”? They sure were thinking of the future.

@beckigreen 2 года назад

Bell system should have stayed Bell system. Judge was an idiot in that case. Now we have AT&T for home phone service and they are a monopoly. Their customer service is horrible. Bell system was great. I had South Central Bell and I miss it.

@80sCommercialVault 2 года назад

The Bell System *was* a monopoly. That’s why it was broken up. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System And AT&T was the one who proposed the breakup as an alternative to giving up their subsidiary company Western Electric, who produced their telephone equipment.

@ellemjay 2 года назад

Hey, now you can *own* your phone outright instead of Bell giving it to you for safekeeping! 😉