@@eymanyouwell Yes, everyone in this commercial is dead and has been dead for between 7 and 51 years. Lorne Greene - died in 1987 Pernell Roberts - died in 2010 Robert Vaughn - died in 2016 Dan Blocker - died in 1972 Elizabeth Montgomery - died in 1995 Agnes Moorehead - died in 1974 Dick York - died in 1992 Michael Landon - died in 1991
Jeeze.. am I the only one that thinks TV shows and commercials from the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s are FAR better than anything done today. What a great commercial.
Don Dressel I paid $650 for my second car a 66 sport coupe. After 4 years I still haven’t gotten it in driving condition. Makes you realize how different things are today
The '65 Impala was a very handsome car. My dad bought a '65 BelAir. It was pretty basic but still a good looking and reliable car. And loads of interior and trunk room. Massive by today's standard.
I still own a car I bought for 750. In 1989 big block SS Impala .Very fortunate for the car and myself , over it's past 55 years this driver car escaped the crusher a few times .
It was a simpler time in the development of television entertainment, and television news. Video cameras were not affordable by middle class earners, or poor people. Neither were video tape recorders. There was no internet. You were not permitted by the telephone to attach your own telephone dialer and transceiver to the telephone company's telephone wire. Even the wires inside your house or apartment were laid there by the phone company and belonged to the phone company. However the atomic bomb existed, the hydrogen bomb too. These were neither technologically simple, nor devoid of impact on culture and politics. We had jet engine air planes providing passenger service from all over the planet. TV entertainment and news may have provided the illusion that the culture and politics of the US were simple, but they were not.
Can you imagine what a five and a half minute commercial would cost in today's market? Not to mention getting the stars of all a network's "top shows" at the time to be in the commercial.
Not sure that I can say much about the cost, but productions like this were likely not made to air on TV. those who are old enough may remember when films like this ran in theaters between the shows. Some may remember that back then they didn't clear out the house between showings of the film. "One-price" admission & you could watch as long as you wanted. You could stay & see it again. Or Saturday afternoons had their "double-feature" matinee & between showings there were various short films including cartoons, newsreels & advertising.
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From 1958-1969 the sheet metal changed EVERY YEAR on those IMPALAS! Now that's creativity. It was a Big Deal in the Fall when the new Model Year would hit the Dealerships. They were wrapped up on the transport trucks and the showroom windows were covered up before the unveiling of the next new body. Those days are long gone and for us that were lucky enough to be alive back then....memories......
Was a great time. As a kid I remember going to dealer and my dad bought a 65 impala. As a kid I wanted the fastback style. (SS) But my dad bought the family version. Funny. First thing my mother did was put plastic seat covers over the cloth material seats. She was so afraid of us kids spilling something. Haha. But every year you waiting to see new model
My father was a salesmanager at a Chevy dealership during this era he even had a Corvette as a demonstrator, I was like a kid in a candy store whenever going down to the dealership and the new car shows in September were like hollywood premiers really miss that era
I watched bonanza and bewitched religiously but being 7yrs old I don't remember this commercial. My Uncle purchased a maroon 65 Impala in August and took us for a ride. What a beautiful car. Chevrolet was the sponsor for Bewitched and on the show everyone had a beautiful Chevrolet. In 81 I purchased my first car..A 68 metallic gold Caprice.
oldrumer4u I was born in 1967 while my father was serving in Vietnam. I rode home from the Hospital in a 1965 Catalina. Since then i have watch our grand country waste all the talent and resources we have on greed and self gratification. We truley have taken a wrong turn somewhere. I salute the old America that was the greatest country on earth. I weep for its future sir. May God bless whats left of the U.S.A.
I love how you put that. And I agree with you 100%! Where did it all go wrong? So many good memories, of a great country, with nicer people, too! And the beautiful American cars, to boot! 🙂🇺🇲👍
Things are bad today, but were not much better then. I was born in 1960, and grew up on Navy bases during Vietnam. Overheard a lot during Squadron parties and picnics. You are aware, that we dropped more ordinance on Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, than ALL of the ordinance used by ALL combatants in WW2? 4 million people killed in their own homeland, over political ideals! This was the reality for millions of Koreans, as well as Vietnamese, after two superpowers had them split up for their own selfish reasons. I was proud to be a veteran, but now, as an educated old man, my thoughts have changed. I am also a descendant, of the victims of the largest mass execution in U.S. history! The Dakota38. Hung, with one pull of the lever. Google it, or watch the documentary here on CZcams, if you want even more disgust!
The entire Chevrolet line for 1965 was beautiful. Well planned, well styled, solid and dependable and not expensive to maintain. I remember these cars when they were new and I was a kid. They were introduced at our local Chevy dealer in September 1964. I really liked the 1965 Corvair Corsa and the 1965 Impala 2 dr hardtop. Then they introduced the 1965 Caprice and it was very elegant and a great top of the line model which I liked too.
68lincoln I can tell you are telling me the truth because there were not very many of them produced that year!!!!! It was there first year for them!!!Old goomer from Kentucky!!!!!!!!
Not only is Elizabeth, a beautiful, lady. She has a very lovely voice if miss. Montgomery, recorded a audio cookbook, i would buy it in a second. And listen to it over and over again. Even if am not cooking.
@@tennozuairu Gay men can have enormous chemistry with women, even sexual chemistry.. Two different actors playing the role very different from one another. The public was so use to seeing Dick York in the role. Any actor other than York would have failed.
Notwithstanding any other vehicles, the current iteration of the Corvette kicks the crap out of Italian and German supercars which cost 5 times the price. So they have that going for them . . . Which is nice.
Hey I loved this! I'm a 60's baby and watching this was like bonanza meets bewitched! I had a childhood crush on Elizabeth Montgomery! She was hot! R.I.P. to all in this commercial. you were the originals! And you all still live in me!!!
born in Nov. 0f 1960. I loved Elizabeth Montgomery. Hottest chick on TV back then by far. The whole idea was whacky, here you had a hot wife who could make you a millionaire, but no, you’re a real American man, you’re not going to use your wife’s magic to get rich…😂
they should make a new bewitched!!…. with the hottest young, cute blond they can find where her husband is always trying to use her magic to get ahead.
Sad young people of today will never know how simple times where back in the 60s .But remember it's just a TV Commercial and some things never change with time .
@Bob McCabe Bob i was there to ,but your more right on the nightmare part of today ,who would ever thought that things would turn out to be so bad today . Let's hope for a better tomorrow .
I wasn't even born yet, but watching this ad was wonderful to say the least, that what is old was new made me feel like going out buying a new Chevrolet! Timeless!
New car showing was a big deal then. The cars would be covered on the trains and trucks to build mystery. The dealer my father worked for had dozens of Corvairs hidden in a barn until the new car showing.
Ahh the 60s Mike. Sure was a happening time, wasn't it? I was only 9, but it still influence my way of life. There was alot of bad those years, but I like to remember the good. Cars, and music mostly, but lots more too. :)
An amazing line up of beautiful,stylish cars AND stars,LOVE the Corvair range of cars part.the turbo model and the wonderful actors who appeared to promote them RIP to all of them Auckland New Zealand 2024
My Dad bought a (new) 1965 Chevy II station wagon. Six cylinder with the 2-speed Powerglide (?) transmission. I bought it from him in 1972 for my first car.
Yep, lived it my self as a kid. Seems like everyone living at the time just took it as another regular day each day without thinking about how precious those times were. Took it for granted. Life was definitely much simpler back then. We all didn't really know that in the next 57 years would be hell!
On the film lot of this studio, they were filming episodes of the Brady Bunch at the same time. Hogans Heroes was on the far SW corner while My Three Sons and Leave It to Beaver were near by. Classic all. Many do not know that Lauren was bald and worn a hair piece. Dan Blocker tells a funny scene at a Dock where Lauren gets knocked into the water. He stayed under water as only his hand came up to grab the floating hair. He would not go anywhere without it. Few know the actor who was “Hop Sing” is 98 in August 2022 and appeared in 498 tv shows and movies. He got a star in Hollywood in July 2022 for movies from “Big Trouble in Little China” with Kurt Russel and hundreds of others!
I remember the Bonanza Special shows every year with no commercials until the end when they introduced the new Chevy lineup for the year. Always exciting!
As a young man in the sixties, I dreamed of having a beautiful wife like Samantha and Jeanie, who could give a man ANYTHING he wanted. Sadly, I could never find such a woman.
If I had Jeannie in a Bottle, I would never leave the house. Seriously..she would put money into my checking account, and the 'fridge would always be full.
Not really. ANY modern car is superior in every way that matters to anything from 1965. You can argue about the styling, which was of it's time, as the current one is of it's time, but by any objective measure, modern cars are superior to old iron. And I collect old cars.
@@jamesw1659 If you're gonna go by safety and electronics the modern one is obviously gonna win. But the thrill of driving something like that with a 4 on the floor, convertible, and the hum of a 327 easily beats the 2017.
@@atheistconservative6211 In terms engines and models 2004 was the last good year from the Duramax, but I think their models went down in the late 80s by getting rid of the Squarebody style. ***IN MY OPINION***
Great video!! All my favorite shows too! I just love the 65 Corvette! That is a real great looking car! I'd love to test drive that car out on the open highway!!
What I find interesting is that the stars were on different networks. Back then the networks were very interested in only promoting their own stars and programs. Bewitched was on ABC....Bonanza on NBC. Back then, ABC was always number 3, except they had a real hit with Bewitched. Chevrolet was happy to sponsor that show !
You'll be pleased to know that a whole lotta young blokes here in New Zealand are opting for the older cars to restore....Chevy .Impalas, Old Fords, Holdens,,really nice to see...
1964, '65 and '66 Impalas are iconic -- great cars! You'd have to know what it's like to drive one in order to appreciate it. I drool whenever I see one on the road whether it's fully restored or not.
@@caddyjoint96 oh trust me those days once you got 65000 miles you had better start looking to trade. Only ac you got was under dash mounted. Tires lasted only around 20000 miles. Carburetor got all gunked up from dirty gas.
All the different network stars show up on this Chevrolet promo film because all the shows were at one time sponsored by Chevrolet. Shows back in the 60's had full sponsorship, which (usually) meant they paid all the commercials on the premiere episodes, but not the re-runs. In turn, they got rights (like above) to "borrow" the stars and their characters for these ad agency films. Ad agency McCann Erickson was one of the best in doing these (and the necessary contract terms) in this regard (as depicted in Mad Men). FYI: Chevy went back to McCann back in 2012, and is currently still with them.
This was fantastic! It's funny, as I was watching I kept thinking how well Lorne Green enunciated when he spoke. Then I realised he kept saying, "Chevulet". :)
Yeah, the very sight of Agnes Moorhead duct-taped to the trunk of a Nova rolling down Main Street in Virginia City at 30 mph probably brought a few dozen folks to the showroom. That ad business was really persuasive back then.
MerleOberon Or I dream of jeenis,, there was'nt a boy in America who didnt want to be in the bottle while Barbra Edan is saying: YES MASTER: BUT everybody on that show always drove a new Pontiac, I'v seen some bad ass fiirebird's on that shpw...
Wow I dont remember this commercial & I was always glued to the screen back then. Yes good to see all The old Stars do a commercial together of Bonanza & Bewitched. Elizabeth Montgomery was just so much of a Milf.. Not called that back then even though the sentiment for her was the same. She will always have a place in my heart. I can remember her doing an episode with Charles Bronson in the Twilight Zone. I was smitten ❤ with her back then ! Thanks for the Video 👍
65 Impala is the ultimate classic.- take care of that beauty - I love Bullitt - I graduated form USF and can name every street and corner on that classic movie.
@er1c175 I am too a 60's baby and had a crush on Elizabeth Montgomery! She was beautiful. Back when TV and American cars were great. In an interview in 92 Lizzy, she like to be called that said Bewitched was the best time of her life. She never missed a day of work in the 8 year run. She passed away too young at 62. I have all the season's on DVD. RIP to all the old great actors that have passed on.
1965 was a great year for car buyers as I liked every one of those cars and most are some of the most popular cars for collectors today. This was back when they created cars that people would want.
I had a '65 Chevelle 2 door hardtop with a 283 and a 2 speed powerglide automatic transmission. I bought it in December of '80. It was my high school car. Lots of great memories of driving to school my senior year. It was a great car.
My late great frugal father drove a 1965 Nova until he left us in 1983. He was a Coca-Cola marketing exec who could have afforded much more. No power steering, no AC. That car still ran among my distant kin who last owned it in the 2010s if I can find who they are.
What an amazing & bonkers ad, I thought I'd seen it all. Even today we don't have ads like this in the UK, the strict advertising rules don't allow direct links between shows, stars and advertising, although I think it's being considered. Thanks Brian.
The old days they changed the style of them every year...I was a kid and looked forward to what they would look like from year to year...They were all beautiful and stream lined
Those of you making deriding, snide comments need to remember the '65 Impala sold over a million units for the model year, a record never bettered. Yeah, the ads may have been cheesy and contrived, but they helped make Chevrolet cars sell pretty well. My dad bought the Impala wagon for '65. It was a good car, after we got a mechanic to tune it right, but dad said it was not the best handling car. He said it loved to wander.
That was the year that it first became a full size car. Still had the small block V8 327 as before but not as sporty. We had the '63 and the '65 growing up.
Crazy to think that everyone in this commercial is dead. But here they are, full of life at the peak of their lives; both amazing and sad.
If age and disease didn't get them, driving a Corvair would have.
everyone in this commerical is dead? It's only the 1960s, not the 1930s/40s- grow up.
@@eymanyouwell
Yes, everyone in this commercial is dead and has been dead for between 7 and 51 years.
Lorne Greene - died in 1987
Pernell Roberts - died in 2010
Robert Vaughn - died in 2016
Dan Blocker - died in 1972
Elizabeth Montgomery - died in 1995
Agnes Moorehead - died in 1974
Dick York - died in 1992
Michael Landon - died in 1991
@@patrickquintin4664 ah right, my bad. I stand corrected at last, yes.
I miss those front bench seats. Sitting close was fun, and you never lost anything between the seat and center console.
Jeeze.. am I the only one that thinks TV shows and commercials from the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s are FAR better than anything done today. What a great commercial.
Elizabeth Montgomery was drop dead gorgeous.
Great cars, great shows, great times to be a kid in 65’.
Who knew I'd be sitting around watching this commercial with these Television stars 55 years later on CZcams! 😊
What's crazy is I watched them in 1965. 😁😁😁😁
My woodshop teacher had a 65 Impala SS. It was (and is ) a beautiful car. Especially with the bucket seats the SS had.
The 1965 Chevrolet Impala was a drop-dead gorgeous car. If Chevrolet could still make cars that nice, who would need a Cadillac?
It's all a dream, but I don't see why they couldn't mimic an old car with lighter materials and longer suspension travel.
they don't seem to have the imagination to do this--just crank out interchangeable bubbles--no fun in driving anymore
lemko1965
My first car was a 65 Impala SS
I paid 300 dollars for it
It was a great car
Don Dressel I paid $650 for my second car a 66 sport coupe. After 4 years I still haven’t gotten it in driving condition. Makes you realize how different things are today
Oh the glory days of Chevrolet. I sure miss those days.
This body style impala is some of Chevy's best work ever.
The '65 Impala was a very handsome car. My dad bought a '65 BelAir. It was pretty basic but still a good looking and reliable car. And loads of interior and trunk room. Massive by today's standard.
Charles Williams, I just bought one exactly like the Impala shown here. ☺
They had a real good run from 58-76 I like the new ones but that time period for my fave
A fully loaded 65 Caprice.
I still own a car I bought for 750. In 1989 big block SS Impala .Very fortunate for the car and myself , over it's past 55 years this driver car escaped the crusher a few times .
The Cars ! Liz Montgomery, Michael Landon , THANKS for the Time Warp back to a simpler life.
Seems to ME that *Robert Vaughn* should have had the *Corvette* ...since he was the suave secret agent in THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.
14 year old comment. Wow.
It was a simpler time in the development of television entertainment, and television news. Video cameras were not affordable by middle class earners, or poor people. Neither were video tape recorders. There was no internet. You were not permitted by the telephone to attach your own telephone dialer and transceiver to the telephone company's telephone wire. Even the wires inside your house or apartment were laid there by the phone company and belonged to the phone company. However the atomic bomb existed, the hydrogen bomb too. These were neither technologically simple, nor devoid of impact on culture and politics. We had jet engine air planes providing passenger service from all over the planet. TV entertainment and news may have provided the illusion that the culture and politics of the US were simple, but they were not.
Can you imagine what a five and a half minute commercial would cost in today's market? Not to mention getting the stars of all a network's "top shows" at the time to be in the commercial.
$2,500,000.oo
Not sure that I can say much about the cost, but productions like this were likely not made to air on TV. those who are old enough may remember when films like this ran in theaters between the shows. Some may remember that back then they didn't clear out the house between showings of the film. "One-price" admission & you could watch as long as you wanted. You could stay & see it again. Or Saturday afternoons had their "double-feature" matinee & between showings there were various short films including cartoons, newsreels & advertising.
@@DejaView
But this ran on TV, it was on NBC even though Bewitch was an ABC show.
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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. in my 65 Corvair. Astounding!
From 1958-1969 the sheet metal changed EVERY YEAR on those IMPALAS! Now that's creativity. It was a Big Deal in the Fall when the new Model Year would hit the Dealerships. They were wrapped up on the transport trucks and the showroom windows were covered up before the unveiling of the next new body.
Those days are long gone and for us that were lucky enough to be alive back then....memories......
As GM's Alfred P Slone would say, "planned obsolescence."
Was a great time. As a kid I remember going to dealer and my dad bought a 65 impala. As a kid I wanted the fastback style. (SS) But my dad bought the family version. Funny. First thing my mother did was put plastic seat covers over the cloth material seats. She was so afraid of us kids spilling something. Haha.
But every year you waiting to see new model
My father was a salesmanager at a Chevy dealership during this era he even had a Corvette as a demonstrator, I was like a kid in a candy store whenever going down to the dealership and the new car shows in September were like hollywood premiers really miss that era
Yes i remember going to the car dealers to see what their new cars looked like. the good old days.
I watched bonanza and bewitched religiously but being 7yrs old I don't remember this commercial. My Uncle purchased a maroon 65 Impala in August and took us for a ride. What a beautiful car. Chevrolet was the sponsor for Bewitched and on the show everyone had a beautiful Chevrolet. In 81 I purchased my first car..A 68 metallic gold Caprice.
@delsold16z6
I wish I could wiggle my nose and get a 1965 Elizabeth Montgomery!
her and her mom. mmmmmm
She was a hottie🔥alright!
❤️
@@GeneralGeorgeS.PattonJr. definitely!
oldrumer4u I was born in 1967 while my father was serving in Vietnam. I rode home from the Hospital in a 1965 Catalina. Since then i have watch our grand country waste all the talent and resources we have on greed and self gratification. We truley have taken a wrong turn somewhere. I salute the old America that was the greatest country on earth. I weep for its future sir. May God bless whats left of the U.S.A.
AMEN. 10 years later the USA is even worse.
I love how you put that. And I agree with you 100%! Where did it all go wrong? So many good memories, of a great country, with nicer people, too! And the beautiful American cars, to boot! 🙂🇺🇲👍
Amen was born in 69 this country is dead
Things are bad today, but were not much better then. I was born in 1960, and grew up on Navy bases during Vietnam. Overheard a lot during Squadron parties and picnics. You are aware, that we dropped more ordinance on Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, than ALL of the ordinance used by ALL combatants in WW2? 4 million people killed in their own homeland, over political ideals! This was the reality for millions of Koreans, as well as Vietnamese, after two superpowers had them split up for their own selfish reasons. I was proud to be a veteran, but now, as an educated old man, my thoughts have changed. I am also a descendant, of the victims of the largest mass execution in U.S. history! The Dakota38. Hung, with one pull of the lever. Google it, or watch the documentary here on CZcams, if you want even more disgust!
We just voted for a man to be President who obviously has dementia.
The entire Chevrolet line for 1965 was beautiful. Well planned, well styled, solid and dependable and not expensive to maintain. I remember these cars when they were new and I was a kid. They were introduced at our local Chevy dealer in September 1964. I really liked the 1965 Corvair Corsa and the 1965 Impala 2 dr hardtop. Then they introduced the 1965 Caprice and it was very elegant and a great top of the line model which I liked too.
68lincoln I can tell you are telling me the truth because there were not very many of them produced that year!!!!! It was there first year for them!!!Old goomer from Kentucky!!!!!!!!
My parents had a '65 Caprice. I learned how to drive in it.
@@pamalford8319 The 1965 Caprice was a very rare car because it was a luxury option package for the Impala. It became a stand alone model for 1966.
@@apolloniaaskew9487 I didn't know that. My Dad liked full-sized, heavy cars.
Caprice classics now those we're dependable cars
Elizabeth Montgomery was such a babe!
yea i would of ride that
Great wife and mother, married 40 years.
This comment was left in 2010
So if this rick guy left this comment in high school
He’s probably married now
Yes, she was! She could drag me along from the rear bumper any day!
I always thought she was way too hot for the dorky guys who played her husband on Bewitched.
Not only is Elizabeth, a beautiful, lady. She has a very lovely voice if miss. Montgomery, recorded a audio cookbook, i would buy it in a second. And listen to it over and over again. Even if am not cooking.
Dick York was definitely my favorite Darrin on Bewitched.
WHICH DICK????
Dick Sargent, the 2nd Darren, was gay, so he just didn't have the chemistry with Elizabeth that Dick York had.
@@tennozuairu dick Sargent was Elizabeth's first choice to be Darrin on the TV show but he was busy on Broadway.
@@joelanderos23
Liz Montgomery said Dick Sargent was a great kisser!
@@tennozuairu
Gay men can have enormous chemistry with women, even sexual chemistry.. Two different actors playing the role very different from one another.
The public was so use to seeing Dick York in the role. Any actor other than York would have failed.
From the era when we still respected GM products. May all those celebs RIP
Back in the days when the world looked at American cars with envy. Today ... yeah, thats another story.
What in the world happened to General Motors? It's horrible!
when was the last time you bought a american car 1965?
@@juliestanley9494 I bought a 65 impala SS in 71
It was my first car
Only paid 300 dollars for it
I sure miss those days!!!
Notwithstanding any other vehicles, the current iteration of the Corvette kicks the crap out of Italian and German supercars which cost 5 times the price. So they have that going for them . . . Which is nice.
Exactly mate, this is when American cars were truly American made.
Five minutes with Sam in the back seat would be enough to convince me to buy one.❤
Elizabeth Montgomery was HOT !
Hey I loved this! I'm a 60's baby and watching this was like bonanza meets bewitched! I had a childhood crush on Elizabeth Montgomery!
She was hot!
R.I.P. to all in this commercial. you were the originals!
And you all still live in me!!!
Me too… I was born in 1959. Bewitched was one of my favs, because of Liz Montgomery.
❤️Sexy!
born in Nov. 0f 1960. I loved Elizabeth Montgomery. Hottest chick on TV back then by far. The whole idea was whacky, here you had a hot wife who could make you a millionaire, but no, you’re a real American man, you’re not going to use your wife’s magic to get rich…😂
they should make a new bewitched!!…. with the hottest young, cute blond they can find where her husband is always trying to use her magic to get ahead.
@@mrwilliamwonder Didn’t you like Barbara Eden on IDOJ?
@@mrwilliamwonder With Hunter Biden as Darrin.
*Love these old cammercials~I was born in 1968 so these were just a bit before my time~But their great to watch :))*
I never thought I would see "the best "CZcams video ever!! I wish I could go to a Chevy dealer right now and order one!
Nice Chevrolet line-up, and it was so good to hear the 2 actors address each other as Miss Moorehead and Mr. Blocker.
Very cool, Dan Blocker owned one of the earliest Z/16 Chevelle's, a yellow one I believe, that still survives to this day.
As usual... Elizabeth Montgomery twitched a big block into the Chevelle... but forgot the posi...
Take me back I was 13 at that time life was good those were the days
Yowser! The more DATED these vintage commercials on CZcams are, the better.
Sad young people of today will never know how simple times where back in the 60s .But remember it's just a TV Commercial and some things never change with time .
@Bob McCabe Bob i was there to ,but your more right on the nightmare part of today ,who would ever thought that things would turn out to be so bad today . Let's hope for a better tomorrow .
Loved these old car commercials. They were truly special
Elizabeth Montgomery should have been in the vette wearing a bikini.
She was quite a looker in her day, huh?
She should have been in the 'Vette wearing my $#@%.....
GM would have sold 10,000,000 more Vettes if that would have happened. lol
how about agnes MOOREHEAD? OR DAN BLOCKER?????
DEFINITELY
I wasn't even born yet, but watching this ad was wonderful to say the least, that what is old was new made me feel like going out buying a new Chevrolet! Timeless!
I was in 5th. grade. what a wonderful time. The corvette sting ray ! what a beautiful car.
Those were the days my friend.....
i thought they would never end.
Growing up in the 1960s was the best. Too young to get shipped off to Vietnam back then and too old for them to care now. LOL.
My dad had a 65 Corvair...really nice car. Still in the family, restored. My nephew has it.
New car showing was a big deal then. The cars would be covered on the trains and trucks to build mystery. The dealer my father worked for had dozens of Corvairs hidden in a barn until the new car showing.
still have our 66 Impala and a slightly modified 67 Chevelle Ragtop...454 LS-6, THD400 + 9" rear!
AMERICA WAS SO GREAT. I LOVE AMERICAN CARS. LOVE FROM NORWAY
WE USED TO SNEEK UNDER THE FENCE AT gM DEALERS TO SEE THE CARZ
I was 14 years old then, wish Elizabeth could transport me back to that time!!!
Ahh the 60s Mike. Sure was a happening time, wasn't it? I was only 9, but it still influence my way of life.
There was alot of bad those years, but I like to remember the good. Cars, and music mostly, but lots more too. :)
I was 5 years old then, wish Elizabeth could transport me back to that time!!!
I drove the Chevy 2 to high school for 2 years. We even put an 8 track player in the glove box. Great times.
@Terry Clark All the thieves at my school would go for the glove box first. We has one kid who would steal them by order. It was ridiculous.
An amazing line up of beautiful,stylish cars AND stars,LOVE the Corvair range of cars part.the turbo model and the wonderful actors who appeared to promote them RIP to all of them Auckland New Zealand 2024
My Dad bought a (new) 1965 Chevy II station wagon. Six cylinder with the 2-speed Powerglide (?) transmission. I bought it from him in 1972 for my first car.
I never realized it as a kid as it was happening but the 1960s would be the best years of my life.
Yep, lived it my self as a kid. Seems like everyone living at the time just took it as another regular day each day without thinking about how precious those times were. Took it for granted. Life was definitely much simpler back then. We all didn't really know that in the next 57 years would be hell!
WOW what a GREAT COMMERCIAL! I love Agnes Moorehead she was always my fave on Bewitched! and I LOVE that red Stingray car BEAUTIFUL!
On the film lot of this studio, they were filming episodes of the Brady Bunch at the same time. Hogans Heroes was on the far SW corner while My Three Sons and Leave It to Beaver were near by. Classic all. Many do not know that Lauren was bald and worn a hair piece. Dan Blocker tells a funny scene at a Dock where Lauren gets knocked into the water. He stayed under water as only his hand came up to grab the floating hair. He would not go anywhere without it. Few know the actor who was “Hop Sing” is 98 in August 2022 and appeared in 498 tv shows and movies. He got a star in Hollywood in July 2022 for movies from “Big Trouble in Little China” with Kurt Russel and hundreds of others!
I knew Lauren was bald. But I can't remember how I knew. That was way back in the 70's that I found out. I did not know Hop Sing was still alive.
The 4-door pillarless 'hardtop' Corvair was a goodlooking car. Ashame there are no more 4-door hardtops made today. The Vette is gorgeous!
I remember the Bonanza Special shows every year with no commercials until the end when they introduced the new Chevy lineup for the year. Always exciting!
As a young man in the sixties, I dreamed of having a beautiful wife like Samantha and Jeanie, who could give a man ANYTHING he wanted. Sadly, I could never find such a woman.
If I had Jeannie in a Bottle, I would never leave the house. Seriously..she would put money into my checking account, and the 'fridge would always be full.
You rent them. About 600 for the day.
that's a high bar you set for yourself my friend
Join the club.
I was 14 years old then, man where did the time go?
I was born in 1965. These cars are 55 years old now. I would love a showroom 65 today!
I remember when even the show biz people were normal.
The townsfolk didn’t seem to freaked out about seeing “horseless carriages”.
Nor were they freaked out by two woman popping in out of thin air.
I was born in late 50s watch television shows all my life I've never seen this commercial till now it was awsome love it
Back when watching tv was great.
Back when GM was at their top of the game!
Exactly mate
My how the times have changed!! Crazy long commercial!
Entertaining though and nobody yelling at you to buy it.
My first car was a 1965 Biscayne. It was a nice car.
The Biscayne was the 'strippo' full-size Chevy model. They made great cop cars and could be ordered with a big-block V8.
My first was a 65 sedan, plate # LAD334.
I really loved Agnes Moorehead in this, she totally steals the video! Thanks for posting!
Absolutely! She was my fave on Bewitched.
The chemistry between her and Dan Blocker is terrific.
the 1965 Malibu is better than the 2017
Easily
Not really. ANY modern car is superior in every way that matters to anything from 1965. You can argue about the styling, which was of it's time, as the current one is of it's time, but by any objective measure, modern cars are superior to old iron. And I collect old cars.
@@jamesw1659 If you're gonna go by safety and electronics the modern one is obviously gonna win. But the thrill of driving something like that with a 4 on the floor, convertible, and the hum of a 327 easily beats the 2017.
Chevy's last decent decade was the 70's
@@atheistconservative6211 In terms engines and models 2004 was the last good year from the Duramax, but I think their models went down in the late 80s by getting rid of the Squarebody style.
***IN MY OPINION***
Great video!! All my favorite shows too! I just love the 65 Corvette! That is a real great looking car! I'd love to test drive that car out on the open highway!!
Freaking awesome. wherever you found this, that's great work.
What I find interesting is that the stars were on different networks. Back then the networks were very interested in only promoting their own stars and programs. Bewitched was on ABC....Bonanza on NBC. Back then, ABC was always number 3, except they had a real hit with Bewitched. Chevrolet was happy to sponsor that show !
Bewitched was big with those gorgeous Chevrolet’s same as I dream of Jeannie was for Pontiac motor division.
Elizabeth Montgomery - still very wonderful!
You'll be pleased to know that a whole lotta young blokes here in New Zealand are opting for the older cars to restore....Chevy .Impalas, Old Fords, Holdens,,really nice to see...
America was so much better in 1965 than it is today, so much better. And the cars had so much more style.
Thanks Man.. Little trip down memory lane. 👍
This was an excellent commercial. It makes me really want to buy a Chevy from back then.
1964, '65 and '66 Impalas are iconic -- great cars! You'd have to know what it's like to drive one in order to appreciate it. I drool whenever I see one on the road whether it's fully restored or not.
La Bamba cars!
No.EVERY year was different model and you actually test drove cause they drove differently
@@donovanbryan5000 I'll have to defer to you because I've actually only driven a '66 model. I like the look of all three models, though.
@@caddyjoint96 oh trust me those days once you got 65000 miles you had better start looking to trade.
Only ac you got was under dash mounted.
Tires lasted only around 20000 miles. Carburetor got all gunked up from dirty gas.
@@donovanbryan5000 My 1965 Impala SS has factory A/C. Rare, but available.
Now that is when cars were actually beautiful and stylish as well as powerful
We loved all these shows when I was a kid...and everybody wanted a Sting Ray
All the different network stars show up on this Chevrolet promo film because all the shows were at one time sponsored by Chevrolet. Shows back in the 60's had full sponsorship, which (usually) meant they paid all the commercials on the premiere episodes, but not the re-runs. In turn, they got rights (like above) to "borrow" the stars and their characters for these ad agency films. Ad agency McCann Erickson was one of the best in doing these (and the necessary contract terms) in this regard (as depicted in Mad Men). FYI: Chevy went back to McCann back in 2012, and is currently still with them.
This was fantastic!
It's funny, as I was watching I kept thinking how well Lorne Green enunciated when he spoke. Then I realised he kept saying, "Chevulet". :)
Really? I thought he pronounced it correctly, assmella.
@@senorkaboom
He pronounced it perfectly every time..
Yeah, the very sight of Agnes Moorhead duct-taped to the trunk of a Nova rolling down Main Street in Virginia City at 30 mph probably brought a few dozen folks to the showroom. That ad business was really persuasive back then.
I was 10 yrs, old in 65. I remember these commercials back then. Made me a gm guy fir life.
Late 60s Chevys always reminds me of Bewitched, Larry Tate always had either a Corvette or Caprice.
MerleOberon Or I dream of jeenis,, there was'nt a boy in America who didnt want to be in the bottle while Barbra Edan is saying: YES MASTER: BUT everybody on that show always drove a new Pontiac, I'v seen some bad ass fiirebird's on that shpw...
MerleOberon. Larry Tate. was. the boss..lol
yes, larry had the sports cars--Darren drove the impalals--great cars all--their car choice kind of reflected their personalities.
windstorm1000
I seen Darren drive a real nice Camaro SS one time can't remember which episode
I think Darren had a Chevelle convertible when the show first started in September 1964.
Wow I dont remember this commercial & I was always glued to the screen back then. Yes good to see all The old Stars do a commercial together of Bonanza & Bewitched. Elizabeth Montgomery was just so much of a Milf.. Not called that back then even though the sentiment for her was the same. She will always have a place in my heart. I can remember her doing an episode with Charles Bronson in the Twilight Zone. I was smitten ❤ with her back then ! Thanks for the Video 👍
I’m glad to have grown up during the most exciting period in automotive history.
The 65 Corvette was one beautiful car.
65 Impala is the ultimate classic.- take care of that beauty - I love Bullitt - I graduated form USF and can name every street and corner on that classic movie.
This is AWESOME!!! Especially when Endora and Hoss check out the Nova --- "I'm sure I could be comfortably transported in this car" It's camp-tastic!!
@er1c175 I am too a 60's baby and had a crush on Elizabeth Montgomery! She was beautiful. Back when TV and American cars were great. In an interview in 92 Lizzy, she like to be called that said Bewitched was the best time of her life. She never missed a day of work in the 8 year run. She passed away too young at 62. I have all the season's on DVD. RIP to all the old great actors that have passed on.
‘65 impala coupe drop dead gorgeous.
When I was 3 my dad got a 65 Bel Air station wagon. 283, 2 barrel, 3 on the tree.
My first car, 1965 Impala. 2 door coupe. 283 (terd) black on black. Man what a time. (1986 or so)
1965 was a great year for car buyers as I liked every one of those cars and most are some of the most popular cars for collectors today. This was back when they created cars that people would want.
I had a '65 Chevelle 2 door hardtop with a 283 and a 2 speed powerglide automatic transmission. I bought it in December of '80. It was my high school car. Lots of great memories of driving to school my senior year. It was a great car.
The Chevrolet in the USA was "sooo great!" I lived through it, and it was, all in all, a great time "to be alive and live in the USA!
My late great frugal father drove a 1965 Nova until he left us in 1983. He was a Coca-Cola marketing exec who could have afforded much more. No power steering, no AC. That car still ran among my distant kin who last owned it in the 2010s if I can find who they are.
Oh man loved those cars wish hey made them like that now
Wow, what a gem of a video ❤️
What an amazing & bonkers ad, I thought I'd seen it all. Even today we don't have ads like this in the UK, the strict advertising rules don't allow direct links between shows, stars and advertising, although I think it's being considered. Thanks Brian.
Never seen anything like that 😳 yep, I'm from the UK too
The old days they changed the style of them every year...I was a kid and looked forward to what they would look like from year to year...They were all beautiful and stream lined
They should do something like this again. I can't remember the last time I paid attention to a car commercial.
I had a Pearl White w/Burgundy Interior '65 Impala sitting on Roadsters!
A GORGEOUS Car!
Only gm could put a 427 in a corvette and a luggage rack on the trunk. Not to mention a sideways am radio. Lol
Those of you making deriding, snide comments need to remember the '65 Impala sold over a million units for the model year, a record never bettered. Yeah, the ads may have been cheesy and contrived, but they helped make Chevrolet cars sell pretty well. My dad bought the Impala wagon for '65. It was a good car, after we got a mechanic to tune it right, but dad said it was not the best handling car. He said it loved to wander.
That was the year that it first became a full size car. Still had the small block V8 327 as before but not as sporty. We had the '63 and the '65 growing up.