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- 1970 Dodge Coronet Dealer Promo Film
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This has got to be one of the all time promos that screams 1970! Heater is standard! Crazy cool! In a far out way!
...and rear side reflectors this year have....GLOBES!
@@mikevale3620 He said "Bulbs"
@@mikevale3620 Significant in that Chrysler Corp. cheated us out of actual side lights in ‘69 after making them standard in ‘68.
@@fairfaxcat1312 well they were there its just in the hood ( love the 💡 there but im changing it for LED's and radiators as OG 1967 dodge/Richard S/wood planned out but didn't happen ) at least on my/charger's and a couple of places ( and a cop 👮 🚔 ) thought 💭 they were broken and tried to fail me for tag's for road use in the usa 🇺🇸. after showing the dealership's promo/Manuel they let it go. id actually like to delete mine ( working on it 😉 ) like some others have and use LED's in the wellwells and by the bumpers 👌 clean look and if i what the 67-68 look fridge magnets ornaments 😉 with ruby red eye reflecting and polished aluminium material or 1970 styling with flat vinyl reflecting magnets 😉
And that white vinyl interior, Groovy man
This is when people we're slim and healthy and this is when American cars we're beautiful and truly are made as well.
Love Coronets. On my list of cars to own.
Had a 70 plum crazy purple 383 Superbee. Not the fastest thing out there, but a nice sounding, fun car for a 17 year-old kid. Tic tac clock and Hurst pistol grip shifter. Back when cars had personalities. Good to know the previous owner didn't have to pony up for the heater.
I ❤ the Styling of the Whole Vehicle.
Beautiful car love the 70
The Dodge Coronet and the Mercury Montego were the largest midsized sedans and coupes offered in 1970. They were closely followed by the Plymouth Belvedere/Satellite and the Ford Fairlane/Torino. The Olds Vista Cruisers and the Buick Sport Wagons were the largest midsized Wagons.
Good summation . How did the AMCs compare?
Im here for the beeps
A film strip wouldn't be a film strip without them.
Lol for real
Our family had two used Coronet wagons in the mid-to-late-1970's after selling off the 1967 Coronet 440 sedan. Both had AM radios, that often got stations from halfway across the country.
Also, one of the wagons was the same color as this Coronet 500 shown in this film.
These wagons for this year is very difficult to find ive only seen 1 in person super cool!
@@codysmith9813 Wow. Perhaps it's time that more antique car collectors make a serious effort to preserve some of them.
I have the Coronet 500 convertible with the 318. Original # matching with original interior. 93,000 miles. B5 blue with an off white top. Black seats and door panels. Bought it in 2,001 and restored it in 2,002 - 2,004. Fun car and makes people happy just riding in it.
There was something oddly beautiful about this machine,this is one of those few cars where even the base model was attractive
They're wierd looking but cool AF.
more beautiful than anything today
Priceless
I recall one my parents had then gave to my sister then my older brother got hold of the car. Lasted a good long time.
When the transmission died in our '67 Ford Country Squire wagon for the 3rd time (this time out of warranty) my dad rented a brand new 1970 4 door Coronet in that same Kelly green color while he was fighting with the Ford dealership to cover the cost of the repair. I remember thinking that Dodge was sooo much cooler looking than our wagon and I was hoping we'd never get the Ford back! Unfortunately we did and there was much more trouble ahead. Should've kept the Dodge!
You could be Dodge material
I remember that an older guy at church had big time trouble with his ‘67 full sized Ford transmission. Maybe it was built in the same day of the week as your dad’s.
Dad worked with a guy that bought a new 500, yellow on white with white top. His had the 330hp 383 4bbl, not the Magnum. I got to ride in the car once in 1981 when I was 6. By then the Chicago winters had really eaten it up. But it sounded good and I was excited to be a passenger!
I thought the 383 Four barrel was the Magnum as the 383 also came with a standard two barrel carb.
love the dodge, but that hipster rhyming is solid cheese.
White folk trying to rap. You can almost hear the out of sync snapping.
Yes....Limburger.
@@christopherconard2831 There was no cRap music in 1970, this was just a parody of the jazz movement of the early 60's. The advertising agency was generally really bad...but Chrysler stuck with them for years.
There were no hipsters in 69/70 when this was made
A winner out of it's owner.now that's a STRONG Statement 😎
Had a 70" Superbee in Go Mango with a 383 Magnum.
Had a '70 Bee 383 a few years back, top banana yellow coupe with C16 buckets/console option, my fav Mopar...these old promo ads are very cool! Don't recommend driving in salt water though!
It’s OK. It had the Seven Step Dip and Spray Body Treatment.
I really enjoyed the 1970 rap songs. They were groovy and hip.
It wasn't rap...Rap hadn't been invented 50 years ago...it was a parody of early 1960's jazz. Rap is crap anyway...lol
I love these Coronet so much
Man thats one beautiful 70 Dodge Cornet
Perry and Terry seem like a great couple. Circa 1970.
Back in the day I had a 69 Coronet 500 convertible with a 70 front clip.
Add came out summer 1969 still have my 70 500 and those stripped pants- it was what was new in the day
Loving this channel
dig these hip grooves
Groovy car & groovy video!
Love ur videos! Keep them coming
Massive overhang.
In the late 70's, my buddies and I looked at a 70 Superbee on a used car lot. Plum crazy, white interior, white vinyl top. At the time I thought it was gross. Wish I could travel back now.
Beautiful body style. Look at those front and rear ends. Awesome.That 500 coronet is way more rare than the RTs and super bees . You NEVER see any of those. Really boss and groovy
Most were stripped for parts for the RT superbee and not considered a performance model. But can easily be modified. Made close to 5,500 500 models. Most survived because they were family sedans for mom and dad
As usual, I'll take the wagon. I think the 383 will do just fine.
Damn F8 green is EVERYWHERE
Perry’s 500 has a painted filler piece between the two front hoops, rather than chrome, as well as black grills instead of argent. I recall the brochures also show the same details on 500’s. It looks great, but you can’t use these images for reference if you’re doing a restoration. I own a 70 Super Bee coupe, I’ve owned it for 45 years. It was a high production year, and lots of people here seem to think they are beautiful, (as do I) but they seemed to sell big in some regions and not in others.
Thats it!
I need to get another one!
Truly beautiful design
"Nobody leaves 'til they score 100% on the quiz at the end" (all the salesmen groan)
Unfortunately, I missed out on the 70's model. I worked at Plymouth building the Dodge Coronet, R/T, Super Bee, and Plymouth Satellite, Road Runner and Belvedere. We got the Charger once the body style changed in early 70s. Liked the ad. Great rhythm, informative, stylish and fashionable ad.
"The '70 Dodge will be great for all times, and you know it's true because it rhymes" groovy man...
"rim-blow wheel" -- Did I hear that right? This was a 1969 promo...
In 2019 "Rim-Blow" sounds so dirty
He's a poet and didn't know it
Hell for Leather Hemi.
Well Hell for Vinyl...
after i dropped out of high school i got a job and bought a 70 superbee with a donor 440 magnum in it, paid 1750$ in the late-80s a decent driver and very fast.
How many Corronets were bought with the Hemi engine for 1970? How many were R/T’s....convertibles? Could you get the Hemi in a base model?
No! The base model had only the 225 slant six, the 440 model had the 225 slant six and the optional 318, the 500 model had the 318 and the optional 383 variants, the Super Bee had the 383 Magnum and the optional 426 Hemi and the 440 Six Pack and the R/T had the 440 Magnum and the optional 426 Hemi and the 440 Six Pack! Like the Plymouth versions, the Belvedere, Satellite, Sport Satellite, Road Runner and GTX!
The rear part looks too long in the side profile, other than that it is a beautiful machine
Vibesy!
I guess they spent all their money on engineering and didn't have any left for a good marketing department.
ok so I couldn't stand the cheese but I never noticed the Coronet and its a good looking car
The rarest 1970 coronet is the coronet r/t Hemi convertible. Dodge only made 2!
You never see that steering wheel in a restored Charger today.
At 9:44, what the hell is that picture about!
No kidding right?
I have a feeling not alot of 4 doors and station wagon left as the parts were used to keep 2 door models on the road.
They definitely emphasized the 2 door in this ad. A sketch of the wagon was shown briefly, but the 4 door sedan was nowhere to be seen.
Got a 69 383 mag in the family
Shame those days ever came to an end!
Surly moving pictures had been invented by the seventies . Gorgeous cars though .
Driving the car on the beach, at 8:25, rear wheel drive through SALT WATER!
I could hear the rust forming within 5 minutes...
What beauties! Sorry Twilight! But too bad that they didn't include some, Rolling Stones, Doors or CCR music instead of that soundtrack!
3 thou. If we only knew
Did anyone notice the super rare rear seat shoulder belts at 5:16?
Don’t know what you’re looking at. Those are lap belts.
The shoulder belts. At 5:16 there is a black belt going up the seat back near the edge with the rear trim panel.
@@F6HemiCharger
Holy Cats! I had forgotten about those.
Yeah, you're right 1970, we knew someone that bought a brand new Monaco, and that was the first time I can remember strapping in like that.
My dad had this car I wanted it so bad but he sold it before I coulld get my DL in 1975 Im still bummed.
This add is 1970,and look how far behind they are with that Wacky 60s band pic at (1:43) when such Awesome bands like Black Sabbath, Yes, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Santana, ELP, Deep Purple, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, and many more were out then !!! : D
AGREED!
But they weren't marketing the people in the movement, they marketing the PARENTS of people in the movement.
Could you fill in the missing words at the end ? If not then you weren't paying enough attention -or too much attention to the model !
They made this ad on Don Draper"s day off.
She’s no Debbie Harry, totally off beat however Guy is rapping to the track.
Must of been Painful for the Dealership folks to watch these "Corny" films !!! : D
I am confused why did they used the face design its looks good but it confuses me why and whats reason behind it.
At 1:39 the dealer information presentation veers into the African American worship motif found in the black sermons originating in the U.S. South.
Ill go with an green R/T with a 440 six pack and 4 speed!
Nice car, but the promo dealer video is really poor. Did they really thing this "film" would motivate salesmen?
Dodge had trouble selling these. I think they looked great but maybe they were too much like the Charger, or maybe too many people saw this video!
I just recently read that a lot of people didn't like the new headlights/grill
I loved it!
I can see those "Urr in a heap 'o trouble boy" commercials every time I see that grill.
06:15 Would you believe vinyl, 99 ?
You're right cuz they might hit the back like and they hit my car at 73 Plymouth
can publish the 1972 Dodge Monaco comercial
Ya, thats what he slipped into ...
Me gusta el carro un Dodge Coronet 1970; desde el Súper Bee; hasta el de cuatro puertas y ranchera; el de cuatro puertas; tío Custodio Q.E.P.D; tenía uno; pero de cuatro puertas; el de cuatro puertas; de lujo tiene techo de vinilo; Aire Acondicionado y vidrios eléctricos; el carro un Dodge Coronet de Cuatro puertas; de dos muchachas; solteras, libres sin compromiso, sin hijos, sin tatuajes, ni piercings, ni implantes en sus cuerpos; la pelirroja es blanca ojos verdosos y el cabello rojizo; ella viste un vestido azul oscuro; con una blusa blanca manga larga; la cara maquillada los labios rojos y el cabello arreglado; la rubia es blanca, ojos azules oscuros y el cabello rubio; ella viste una blusa blanca manga larga, una minifalda azul oscuro, calcetines canilleros blancos y gomas blancas; ella con la cara maquillada, los labios rojos y el cabello arreglado; la pelirroja va manejando el carro y la rubia va en el asiento del pasajero; yo voy en el asiento trasero del carro; cuando nos vayamos de viaje; saludos y buenas noches.
Can't see the cars thru all that cheese.
Somebody actually approved this and paid money for it. No wonder they were nearly done before the decade was out.
The car was basically good looking car, but that front end just messed it up.
Not really! Every year back then, the designers were making the cars more and more aggressive looking because of the muscle cars and Dodge designed the Coronet front end and the taillights to resemble bee wings because of the Super Bee! Imagine seeing that front end, coming up behind you, in your mirror as you are sitting at a red light in your Ford or Pontiac! 1970 was the first year that the Mercury front end was more aggressive looking than the Ford! And 1971 was the first year that the Plymouth front end was more aggressive looking than the Dodge! And Chevrolet and Buick front ends weren't as aggressive looking as the Pontiac and Oldsmobile!
Thanks for your kind reply. I was a year out of HS.I pretty much miss any car in the world built in the sixties, and some seventies. Everything all looks the same, not much character anymore.
college kids?
This is a dealer information presentation. The idea is to help with the dealer sell the automobile. The automobile the dealer will be selling is the Dodge Coronet. The more of these Dodge Coronet automobiles the dealer sells the more money he and the motor company will make.
Now we all know why this design lasted only one year. This has to be the ugliest model year for the Dodge Coronet. I don't care even if it was a Super Bee with a Hemi. It was ugly
They were awesome looking as Highway Patrol cars
Wow, how annoying....
What are you doing here?
Plymouth had better promos for 70
This has to be the cornyest (sp) Ross Roy video ever. Wonder what they smoked the night before...
Love the cars and content but the music and rhyming here is damn near insufferable
I was in high school in 1970. This was cringe back then. Old people trying to be hip.
These cars are tit
A really white rap..........facepalm
I guess I'll be the only one to say what the rest of us are thinking. Gawd damn, that's one ugly fkn car. No wonder 70 Coronet sales tanked. I miss my 67 Coronet 440 and my 68 Coronet 500 ragtop.
Horrible advertising 🤢
Never liked this grille