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For People Who Don't Remember the "Old Days!"
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For People Who Don't Remember the "Old Days!"
Jeez.... some of this is cringeworthy today!

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♫And never ever let him forget he's a man!♫
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I recall those cigarette ads like they were yesterday!
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Along the same lines.

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You work for an advertising agency and getting a spiff for posting ads!?  ROFL2 I didn't like them then, and I sure ain't watching them now.
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#6

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We had 1950 Bel Air.
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The first car I remember was our 1956 Bel Air.
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(05-21-2020, 12:45 AM)Fireball Wrote: You work for an advertising agency and getting a spiff for posting ads!?  ROFL2 I didn't like them then, and I sure ain't watching them now.

I don't work for anybody.
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I remember digging through a lot of these ads in a thread at another forum some years ago. Some truly cringe-worthy stuff:

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(05-21-2020, 03:16 AM)Thumpalumpacus Wrote: I remember digging through a lot of these ads in a thread at another forum some years ago. Some truly cringe-worthy stuff:

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Wait, am I reading that right?  The Lux ad?  "will freshen up you're flaps and keep it stinking like an old kipper"  Huh????????????   What's a mimsy?  It is what I think it is??

And, oh yeah, that looks like Kim Novak.
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OOOOOOk, I did a google search and that IS Kim Novak but that is a fake advertisement.  Here's the original.

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And here's  another one with Debbie Reynolds

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I didn't think Min's Lux soap post was a real advertisement from the 1950's  But it was funny anyway.
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(05-21-2020, 12:34 AM)Minimalist Wrote: Along the same lines.


Heart Heart Heart
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(05-21-2020, 06:17 AM)Dancefortwo Wrote: I didn't think Min's Lux soap post was a real advertisement from the 1950's  But it was funny anyway.

Good catch -- I went and grabbed one that looked like one I remembered, without reading the copy. Sorry for the screw-up. Blush
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(05-21-2020, 07:09 AM)Deesse23 Wrote:
(05-21-2020, 12:34 AM)Minimalist Wrote: Along the same lines.


Heart  Heart  Heart

Those things would be terrible to try to drive. When was power steering invented? 

Most exciting ride for me was an early 80's Porsche 930 owned by a friend of a babysitter's husband who had previously lived in Germany and, I guess, imported the car over here. 

I am indeed an 80's nostalgia buff. That's when I grew up, fopr the most part. YouTube, time machine that it is, has lots of vids of old commercials and newscasts from them. It's kind of a riot (to people like me [which may mean just me]). 





News was slow as molasses. Weather was archaic. Commercial jingles were blushworthy.
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#15

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This is one of my favorite stupid ads ever in which an "independent labratory" tested the dirt on the face of a model for a 1950's cosmetic's advertisement.  

 ".....this same dirt was made just radio active enough to register on a Geiger counter."  click, click, click, click.     Shock

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#16

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(05-20-2020, 10:59 PM)Minimalist Wrote: Jeez.... some of this is cringeworthy today!


Lmao the butter ad at 4:54 looks like satire
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I remember this one.  They couldn't do this today.

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This is the new Holden (GMH) motor vehicle plant in Melbourne in 1951.  This car, the 48-215 (or so-called "FX" model)
was to become, according to GMH, "Australia's Own Car".  People with sharp eyes will notice it looks remarkably like the
US Chevrolet "Fleetline", which of course the FX was modelled around.

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And the (1949?) US Chevy, this one with deleted bumper overriders and added turn indicators...

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A couple of years later the FJ Holden was given a new look "modern" grille, again mimicking the US Chevy...

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(05-22-2020, 01:27 AM)SYZ Wrote: This is the new Holden (GMH) motor vehicle plant in Melbourne in 1951.  This car, the 48-215 (or so-called "FX" model)
was to become, according to GMH, "Australia's Own Car".  People with sharp eyes will notice it looks remarkably like the
US Chevrolet "Fleetline", which of course the FX was modelled around.

[Image: 1063080-4x3-xlarge.jpg?v=4]




And the (1949?) US Chevy, this one with deleted bumper overriders and added turn indicators...

[Image: 1280px-Chevrolet_Fleetline_BW_1.JPG]


A couple of years later the FJ Holden was given a new look "modern" grille, again mimicking the US Chevy...

[Image: images?q=tbn%3AANd9GcTUxYZ6f1ZezN6pVKDhc...V&usqp=CAU]

I'd rock any of those. If I had the money I'd get a '40 Ford truck, too.
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