Manufacturer & Dealer Advertising not PC

[markinnaples]

That Aston Martin ad, whoosha.

[PLATINUM6BBL]

Originally Posted by Dave Rifkin

I like the Challenger T/A ad that shows the car with the grille of a 1971 car; I guess there were plans to continue building the T/A into '71?

Yes it was! The 1971 Advance Product Information booklet that Chrysler put out showed that the T/A & AAR were still being planned for 1971. There is a page in it that shows the new lighter weight wheel that was going to be used. It also shows that the 440-6 was going to still be available in the Sport Fury GT and that the Charger SE would be getting it as well.

[Lee Stewart]

Originally Posted by PLATINUM6BBL

Yes it was! The 1971 Advance Product Information booklet that Chrysler put out showed that the T/A & AAR were still being planned for 1971. There is a page in it that shows the new lighter weight wheel that was going to be used. It also shows that the 440-6 was going to still be available in the Sport Fury GT and that the Charger SE would be getting it as well.

These are the aluminum wheels that were going to be made an option in 1971. That's the Diamante Show Car.

[Bill Pritchard]

As seen in this month's issue of Hemmings Motor News, Mercury's entire 1967 advertising campaign had the tagline "Mercury, A Man's Car".

[mhm1966]

Ads like this really sold parts!

[Steve Shauger]

Member WorkInProgress forwarded this!!

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by Mr70

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----In reference to the SS with the ropes, I had two different Red Alert T-shirts made. The 1st was a takeoff of this add. It came out OK and I'd love to know if anyone has one out there. The 2nd one I liked much better and I have sold them all except the ones I kept for myself, but I always loved that add.....Bill S

[fsc66]

https://www.amazon.com/Wall-Color-10.../dp/B07P2FHM29

[Mr70]

..."Is your Lady a Heavy Breather?"

[396L78canuck]

These advertisements would make really great garage art. Does anyone sell these laminated on a board? Thanks Bob