1985 Oldsmobile
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2009
- This is a commercial I shot in 1990 for my 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Brougham. In the process of preparing this for upload, I added digital enhancements which were not available when this was videotaped. Originally, this was shot and edited on a 1989 Magnavox VHS camcorder.
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this isn't just a commercial, it's an anthem of good taste
This actually looks good enough to be legit for the 80's. Great job!
They were top of the line in the 80s especially the supreme and had luxury and muscle and came in loads of factory options........
1985 was Oldsmobiles greatest year for sales ever
Thank you. Someday I'd like to re-edit this completely with the original VHS tapes.
Why, thank you. Nope, this was my '85 Cutlass. I shot the video in 1990, and edited it in 2009. So I was able to use some digital editing techniques that weren't available back in the day. I tried to make it look 'original.'
My Dad has a '57 Chevy in his garage, and someday I hope to have a restored Cutlass Supreme Classic in mine.
I miss mine 86 Olds Brougham
Considering it's been 18 years since you saw this last, I consider that a compliment!
Beautiful your Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 1985, great and nice idea. I love Olds
Man, you can still see some of these being driven in Chicago. They`re nice when they`re reconditioned.
LOL! Thanks! One of those demonstrator tapes is where I got this song. I actually have two of them. They are among some of my prized possessions.
@alanisgirl2010
I bought the Cutlass in this video in 1989.
1.5 million Oldsmobile Cutlasses of this body style (G-Body) were built between 1980 and 1988. It was the best selling car in the United States starting in 1976 until well into the 1980s. It is currently the 13th best selling car in the history of world auto sales. Almost 12 million Cutlasses were sold between 1961 and 1999.
Brilliant!
Very good job on this, five stars!
i love this G body
No, I bought it used in 1988 from a dealer. The funny thing was, the original owner was a parent of a friend from high school. I didn't find that out until after I bought it and got the title.
Damn straight brother!
well you did a good job on this car video it really looks lke a real car commerical
Very good job, thumb up. The only thing it's missing is the 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme at the end in white lettering with the gold "Oldsmobile" in cursive. Other than that, you had me fooled. :)
I own a 1985 cutlass supreme ❤
mustang633NY,
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yes that is sad this car dont have 2 amber yellow lights on the rear taillights,,,
but this car have 2 good strong bumpers
mustang633NY,
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yes 2 strong bumpers were before 1990,,,
now many vehicles are so weak bumpers after 1990 to now
Wait, this seriously isn't a real commercial?? I really thought it was before I read the description, it's so similar to other Olds commercials of the time.
Thanks. No, she's long gone.
What a shame! It looked like it was in mint condition.
@mustang633NY It was a hand-me-down smart one. I would never actually buy this car.
I have that same cutlass supreme 1985 but I haven't got a paintjob on it
Very nice! Do you still have that Cutlass ?
@alanisgirl2010 I have the same type that's in this commercial. mines a matalic green tho.
This is a sad video to watch!!! When Oldsmobile used that song; and when they built your car; they were selling over 1 million cars a year!!1 Now, you haven't been able to buy a new Oldsmobile in over 5 years!!! Plus, pretty soon, you won't be able to buy a new Pontiac or Saturn either!!!!
@mustang633NY
Nope. I drive a 99' Accord.
did you buy this 85 oldsmobile cutlass new
Now that's the car i wanna drive i've been looking for a 1983-1987 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme that is in great condition with low millage let me know if u find any and this is the in 1982 when General Motors made a new style Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme that sold alot of these great cars General motors dont even make Oldsmobile anymore thats why there doing bad
coololds85 This Body style started in 1981, my fav body style of all time.
Put some Daytons and hydraulics and I'll b good to go😎
Unfortunately, no. Like many Cutlasses of that era, it was stolen.
From where and when was it stolen?
I feel so bad for anyone who had to live through the 80s and drive this. I'm surprised they're not blind today. What were car designers thinking back then? I appreciate the modern designs in my era now.
On another gripe, could there be a worse name for a car company than Oldsmobile???
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NO thank,,,
i dont like this car