BEEP BEEP ~ THE LITTLE NASH RAMBLER ~ The PLAYMATES ~ ANIMATION 

Thanks.....much appreciated it! ;-)

Very impressive! Could you please give me a few hints how you make a video like that? Like, the details of the dashes etc. I'm guessing you first create the images in a Photoshop type program (as opposed to cartoons of old, where they had to draw all the images), and then incorporate them into the video? Either way, it's pretty impressive.

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💜2021✨Amen pass the Word #MillenniumLanceAndTheOpenScroll 🌹 Daniel 11-12 Revelation 20-21 keeping the Faith 💜😎

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“Parked in a rickety old garage was a brand new, shiny red, super stock Dodge.” -Go Granny Go, Jan & Dean

And everybody says that there’s nobody meaner than the Little Old Lady from Pasadena…

Charlotte Hyatt Most kids really like this old song. But, I would imagine your husband got a little tired of it..

That's a great memory!!!!

thats so cool...it must be fun to hear someone who actually knows all the words..LOL

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Thank you for solving the mystery. I wondered if getting stuck was actually a defect on these cars.

heh I had always assumed it was referencing their oddball push button shifting mechanism.

That was Chryslers; my Grandpa had a Dodge Dart, or maybe it was a Lancer, with the dashboard push-buttons and let me help him drive it by pushing 'em, when I was 7-8.

Ahhh, but the biggest V-8 for the American from late 66 through 1968 was the 290. The 401 didn't come out until 401.

All the second generation AMC V8s from the 290 to the 401 were based on the same block. You could replace a 290 with a 401. But you had better beef up the drivetrain if you do. You could still get an AMC 360 (Chrysler 360 is a different engine) in a Jeep Grand Wagoneer up until 1991.

And THAT's the kind of stuff that keeps a family together! LOL!

We did the same thing!!!

glad he got well

Lovely story.

I wish I could have been there to see that that would have been so hillarious

That's what it's supposed to be about: FUN!

What a great idea!

You''re imagining all this - it's just a song !"£$%^&*()_+_)(*&^%$£"!

My second car was a 1963 Rambler American. Different bodystyle but the same motor and drivetrain.

Those Nash seats created a lot of anxious fathers...

Of course I would be listening to the song in Nash.

Those Caddys would actually go 140... but don't tell anybody...

@@BuzzLOLOL - I know, one of my uncles LOVED Caddies for that reason - he had a need for speed! He had a crippled leg from childhood polio in the 1930's, but could drive quite well. He compensated with his Caddies for the lack of physical agility otherwise.

@@retiredyeti5555 - Sounds like he got polio about same time as FDR... we were lucky to get the first of the Salk Vaccine (a real vaccine) about 1955...

@@BuzzLOLOL - Because of polio, they closed the public swimming pool in our small city, and it did not reopen until kids started getting the Salk vaccine. I got when it came out, and again in the US Navy in '61 in boot camp, along with a 2nd smallpox vaccination because the scar from the first one had disappeared. A friend of mine died and another one was in an iron lung for several years until he died.

I love this story! 🎶❤️🎶

That's a good thing, I'd say!

Completely forgot about this one.....lol

Yeah, it was one of my favorites - as an 8 year old. Just found it recently, and shared it with my 12 yr. old - and he loves it!

I'm 71. What is going to happen when the truth about the 1950s and 1960s are replaced with more movies and TV show plots than factual documentaries!?

Me too. ❤

Your welcome Keely. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

That's great. We have only one drive-in still open where I live. I wish they did that here.

Glad you youngsters can appreciate it...

That's funny

Do you remember Little Blue Riding Hood?

@@singingpretty Oh, yeah. A take on Dragnet.

One eyed, one horned, flying purple people eater 🤘🏻🤣🤗👍🏻

I enjoyed hearing about your classic Cadillac. Some people thought I hated Cadillacs because I created this video. Not true.. The only car I owned that I really hated was a 1975 Fiat 128. One of the front wheels fell off at 25.000 miles. it was downhill from there.

​@@justjeff53Oh no! Thats terrible! Glad you survived that! I had new tires installed on my 3 year old car by FIRESTONE in 1978. I was 19 then. I jumped on the freeway after leaving the tire shop to visit my Grandma who lived in Los Angeles. After about 15 minutes on the freeway doing 70 mph, the back of the car did a violent wiggle and bang, and I looked in the rear view mirror and could see the entire wheel going up in the air! Thank God it didn't hit anyone. FIRESTONE examined the car, notified me they weren't to blame, because the lug bolts on the car were rusted very badly and failed. . Yeah, right. A 3 year old car, living in Southern California, never seen snow, rarely any rain, nope didn't buy it. Took them to court, the judge got a smirk on his face when I told him what I just told you, said, I agree with the plaintiff, its obvious the wheel was improperly installed after the new tires were put on. FIRESTONE had to repair all the Damage to the car. Ive never been to a FIRESTONE Store since. And hey, the wheel lugs on the caddy are all original, and it hasn't thrown a wheel yet! Lol. Thx for the reply, and well done video!

@@justjeff53, apparently it hadn't gotten out yet that "FIAT" was just an acronym for "Fix It Again, Tony." When I started driving to high school as a sophomore in 1970 I usually took my grandfather's '59 Imperial with the 413 under the hood. I had tons of fun in that thing, but it seemed like the logical thing to do when my dad traded it in on a '69 Chrysler Newport a year or two later. I'm sure the dealer took one look at it and thought, "Who in the world would want to buy this behemoth?" How could we have known that those gas sucking beasts of burden from 1959 with the gargantuan fins would become such collector's items in the next century? I spent three years in Germany assigned to the U.S. Army Europe Band and Chorus in the late 90s where I was always looking for a pay gig on the side. One night I played at a big German tribute to Hollywood in a huge building with lots of rooms and a different music act in almost every one. I didn't get to see them all perform, but I did get to see most of them enter the building because we were playing in the vestibule watching everybody come in. I'll never forget this one group which had based itself on groups like the Playmates, Bill Haley and other 50s rock groups with the plaid suits, white socks, greasy hair and so forth. I don't know if they gave the best performance, but they absolutely made the greatest entrance in those plaid suits after they rolled up to the door and climbed out of a pristine bright white '57 Caddy.

Me too!

" I was the oldest of the four so I would sit on the floor" Four on the floor? 🙂

Just think of how many times I listened to this while making this cartoon. It was ringing in my head for at least a year. :)

+littlemikey1954 ~ Congratulations! Your the first person to mention "Crime Of The Century". My favorite Album..

+justjeff53 I knew there a reason for that billboard. You're right about it's being the best album, with "Only In The Quietest Moments" (1977) and "Breakfast in America" (1979) both coming in close, tied for second... Have a great day!

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And the pupper sneakin' his head in there.

Randy Stewart Well drat Randy. “Green Acres is the place to be, farm living is the life for me.” “Just sit right back and you hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip” Thanks alot. They are in my brain now at 10:43 pm. LMAO. Naw really 🤣 Cool beans and we will never forget these awesome songs! ❤️👍🏻❤️ But can we ever remember the grocery list? 🤦‍♀️

Seems to me, at one point, you could buy some AMC cars with a Ford V8 (302?) from the factory, but that would have been years after your dad's. They also had Chrysler transmissions in some too, IIRC.

We used to sing this in middle school with the lyrics up on the overhead projector, except we sang about a limousine and a little bubble car (England in the 80s).lyrics mustve been changed for every country.

Great stuff!

ImBlue Animal jam Hell yeah!

Thanks. I never dreamed it would get this many views.

Still listening...2019! What sweet wholesome memories! !!!!! Love it!!!!!

Bro you be tripping I watch in 2020

2020 ...... heard this song 60 years ago and still love it ...... I had a 1962 Rambler

They had no mount support but ahead of times aluminum engine parts

I liked your story.

That must in fun, back in them days.

And have you suffered from craniorectumitis very long?

+Christian Kriegl young uns like you need to show more respect to their elders

Lol me too

+Kevin Thurston In 1972 I paid $40 for a 2 door 1963 Rambler American. Gas was around 30 cents a gallon and that car got better than 30 mpg. I still miss that car.

3 on a tree?mine looked exactly like the one in this vid..xcept green...

If I were thinking that we can help you find the best, and the other day. I have been a while. I have been a while. I have been

If I were thinking that we are able, I

+Kevin Thurston Bought my first car from my neighbor, a 62' rambler. He was original owner and the car was in mint condition. It was so quiet/smooth that you literally could not hear the engine idling! Driving it in excess of 90 eventually ruined the engine, and that's when we parted company.

now I know what Roadrunner looked like if he came back as a car

its a 1958 cadillac and a 1958 rambler american

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Those Caddy's went 140... he felt sorry and let him pass...

That's what brought me here. Old songs are always the creepiest when used in movies. I'm assuming this is old

A funny road rage song

That little nash rambler is a 2 stroke that just wont quit! Its a DFI 2 stroke, who knows.

My parents were married in the Swedenbergian church in San Francisco in 1947.

lol me too just now

RazzerRaw me too😂

RazzerRaw look up little nash Rambler

me too

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Sorry for your loss bro good times

I'm glad you enjoyed it James.

Actually, it's BEEP BEEP.

@@denysarcuri1213 Beep, beep, BEEP!