I wonder in what year this commercial was made. I know someone in his 60's that claims he saw this commercial in the mid to late 1970's on TV. I'm 35 and I grew up with this commercial and it hasn't changed a single bit except for the new logo with the T-Rex in it at the end chewing on a car.
yeah. i use to live on that block. i was on roxan ave n that brown house was my neighbors. mine u see for a split second before they hand the money over. awsome
I just got my car scraped by them. How ironic I am watching this video. I grew up watching this commercial, I never thought I was going to dial 8602000. I am relief I got rid of it. RIP piece of crap!!!!
This commercial, the eagle man commercial and the Bob Rohrman commercials all come to mind when it comes to the Chicago area TV market. Anyways thanks for posting.
And.. it's also been thru area code changes - used to just be the old 7 digit number.. then when they added the 708 area code came to the burbs and they added that area code... then they added the 630 area.. and changed it to that... AND for those of you who really remember - the original voice over was a guy with a good old CHICAAAGO twang.... and then a woman... then onto the current voice. Man, this add is old.
@binyon7 I think this voice is pretty recent...Up until a few years ago, they still had the original. Maybe the guy died or retired when they redid it for the 630 AC change?
Has anyone been to Victory's yard recently? I live in the Chicago area but I haven't ever been there. It awesome if some of those classic cars from video were still in there. I hope they haven't been melted down into Chinese tanks ...... or even worst Daewoos.
This came on when me & my buddies were in a bar, and I jumped on a table and screamed for them to turn it up. "IT'S VICTORY FUCKIN' AUTO WRECKERS!" Ahahahaha.
man i use to see this commercial everyday during afternoon Cubs games on WGN. I was only 9 years old. way back in 1986. This commercial has been on forever it seems!. it's a classic. i use to always laugh loud as hell when the door would fall off at the beginning. hahaha
I remember when the person who created this commercial died--his obituary in the Trib was bigger and higher up on the page than that of the Czech President! Hahaha, I love Chicago...
I was about 7 or 8 when they started showing this and now I am almost 40. I love how the guy seems to jump out of the way before the door falls off so it doesn't hit him...lol.
his reaction was real,lol,i heard the car door wasn't supposed to fall off like that,he almost got hurt there,one thing we can never figure out is how much money did the guy actually received?
im 18 years old. ha and every time id watch the commercials during the simpson this darn commercial always came up. this and peter francis geraci ha. i love his reaction when the door falls off
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Man to this day they're showing the same commercial. It's sad that after all of these years they couldn't manage to at least make an updated commercial with newer footage.
The original dates back to the 1970s. I can still hear the announcer's voice in my head. I think it was the old WGN announcer Marty McNeely. I'm having a major Chicago nostalgia attack!
Or the spoof of the Al Piemonte commericals where the guy is wavin his hands wildly, exclaiming: "I'll give you back ten times the difference in cash, better yet, make it a hundred!!!"
I dont think there was a 708 version.... they just started running this commercial again about a year or so ago.... and added the T Rex. I hadnt seen it for about 15 years. There was either no area code or it was 312.
I remember seeing this on WGN along with Empire, First Metropolitan Builders, Homemakers (with Shelly Duvall from Cheers) Danley Garages, Fencil Tufo, and of course Celozzi Ettleson.
You guys are right. This is a different version, the guys voice is way different the original I grew up with. The original (I moved out of Chicago in 98, havne't seen this sense) used over pronounicate the Bensonville and Ohare, like the old Bob ROARmen commericals....
the guy who has the door fall off on him has gotten some serious face time in chicago... who is that guy, and i hope he gets paid when ever that is shown.... i remember when it was a 708
Greatest Commerical of all time! Well a close tie w/ Empire... I remember seeing this on fox 32 during the summertime in the 80's. Before my life ends i seriously want to drive down the street that beat up car was on.
The video footage is original- but anyone growing up around the time this was made would know that the original phone number was not 630- that came along in the early 90's.
Also- I think the clothing and style of these dudes has come around full-swing!
awesome old school commercial. i just found out that the voice on the commercial is Dean Richards from the WGN Morning Show. He's been around a loong time
He isn't out with the customers he works in the relo~ lot where cars without a title go. But if he does come out he will be driving a new Volvo frontloader and he will be most likley be playing music like Led Zeppelin everyone else is playing music sang in a diffrent language.
I love the guy with the wrist bands. This commercial ran for decades and never changed. I love how the door falls clean off the hinges. I saw tht happen once to somebody! Too funny. thanks for posting.
this and the Tile Outlet commercial, and Peter Francis Jaracey info tapes and Lincoln Technical Institute (are you out of college or soon will be lol) Empire Carpet.
oh does anyone remember a fat guy pushing a car. I think the song goes "push it pull it tow it to cost no ford"
I dunno his name, but he goes on to say, "children without fathers are 2x as likely to drop out of high school and exhibit violent behavior" lol and he says it in a sad face.
You're absolutely correct, he's probably making a good buck or else he couldn't afford to do the advertising, but doesn't he look like such a depressed LOSER? OMG lol!
Rayramis, the Ford dealer you're referring to that had a jingle like that was Golf Mill Ford. It's interesting I haven't seen that dealer do a commercial using that jingle for quite some time, considering that to my knowledge this dealer is still around!
My God, this commercial always makes me smile...there's something kind of comforting about it, though, like it's the TV equivalent of your favorite oldies song. The marketing people are always asking whether a commercial makes people think positively about the business; somehow, I find this outdated, out-of-fashion commercial really makes the business look good.
hahaha i can't believe this is on youtbe...like i don't see it daily...like i haven't seen it daily for two decades. i love it though, truly a region classic. and i can't get over that bracelet hahaha.
They spliced in a new graphic with the phone number. When this commercial first aired, all the suburbs were still area code 312. Bensenville was 708 for a while, and now it's 630. I've been in Gurnee since 1988 and am similarly on my 3rd area code.
UNFORTUNATE MAN: "Jeepers! That door almost struck me soundly on the Johnson! Just look at this mess! What am I to do? Good thing I wore my super-duper belt buckle wrist watch - even though there is nothing going on in my life important enough to require any kind of time management. This door situation poses quite a problem. Think, man, think! I wonder if there is an establishment that will simultaneously GIVE me money AND remove this unsightly vehicle at their own cost.
Oh yeah, Texas, you can keep your Austin hill country and long winding roads. I miss the Great Plains, Great lakes and great skyscrapers of sweet home Chicago.
That's really awesome that you posted this commercial. Its one of those things you'd only know if you are from Chicago. They never really changed it and it would still come on late at night on WFLD. This commercial has been a subject of slurred speech conversation many a time.
That door falling off is a classic. I once heard that the door wasn't actually supposed to fall off. But that may not be true.
And unfortunately they do not pay you money anymore for th cars. False advertising, when I had them tow my old beater away, and asked for my cash, the driver said and I qoute "O we don't give you money for them anymore, that commercial is about 20 years old"
Funny thing my dad was a cop in the late 80's and actually pulled over and ticketed that same tow truck driver in the sunglasses from this commercial. He was hauling rocks in a truck that were scattering the road as he drove. Seen this commercial many times as a kid so that's how I remember it best haha....the good old days.
thats funny they still play this crap. and im in the south burbs about 60 minutes away from bensinville. theres like 100 other junkyards closer then this place
and look up Bob Zajdel on facebook, he is the guy in the commercial, and his son claims he still owns that bondage bracelet/watch thing to this day.
dotdotdash2 1 month ago
I wonder in what year this commercial was made. I know someone in his 60's that claims he saw this commercial in the mid to late 1970's on TV. I'm 35 and I grew up with this commercial and it hasn't changed a single bit except for the new logo with the T-Rex in it at the end chewing on a car.
dotdotdash2 1 month ago
Haha, he got a measly sixty dollars!
herschie91 1 month ago
i always wanted the dudes watch
dyinginvain666 1 month ago
Victory Auto Wreckers, a Chicago commercial so old it's like finding your own 80's time capsule every single day.
HotsumaLaizenJou 3 months ago 2
The problem is....I just saw this commercial yesterday! OLD ASS COMMERCIAL! Seriously! We should make a new one @BarrettTv
MasqueradeDiva 3 months ago
I remember seeing this commercial in the early 90's when my grandma used to baby sit me and now I just saw it on TV. So great
IphoneChaos 3 months ago
This commercial NEVER gets old! I was born in '87 and seen this since I was, like, 3.
HarryPotter87 3 months ago
I like how the description says grew up in the 80's but the number says 630, 630 didn't come out until 1996. They should have the old version!
k1988s1 3 months ago
Jim Henson was having a bad day.
alexvlk 4 months ago in playlist alexvlk's favorites
lol After all these years, it still comes on till this very day!
TheGlobalMisfit 5 months ago
Nice wristband at 0:12.
Tigercat919 6 months ago
@Tigercat919 he still has it!
truthaddict11 5 months ago
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yeah. i use to live on that block. i was on roxan ave n that brown house was my neighbors. mine u see for a split second before they hand the money over. awsome
ramm1808 6 months ago
I will always remember this commercial!
traviesoES 6 months ago
i love how they NEVER changed this commercial and still play it on the regular. i remember being five and seeing this commercial i am 26 now.
edactori 8 months ago 3
I just got my car scraped by them. How ironic I am watching this video. I grew up watching this commercial, I never thought I was going to dial 8602000. I am relief I got rid of it. RIP piece of crap!!!!
juan1974mendez 8 months ago 2
DEAN FUCKING RICHARDS
demonmama 8 months ago 2
Love that watchband! My ex and I moved to Chicago when this commercial was the best thing on late night television. Good times!
TheFuzzieWuzzie 8 months ago 3
This commercial, the eagle man commercial and the Bob Rohrman commercials all come to mind when it comes to the Chicago area TV market. Anyways thanks for posting.
lcampb00 8 months ago 3
@lcampb00 How about Cellozzi Edelson? "Where you always save more money!"
Or 588-2300 Empire!
Burned in my brain for life, lol
TheFuzzieWuzzie 8 months ago 3
Maybe it's just me, but the guy seems to burst out laughing when his car door falls off.
lurch321 8 months ago
this commercial is still around saw it today :D
hosewater10 9 months ago
I thought this was older than 1985. I could have sworn I saw it in the last 70's. Apparently not.
What a mope! My reaction to my door falling off the car would have been much more animated.....with profanity!
poidog44 10 months ago 2
My dad knew that guy. He was an asshole.
StarFoxEternity 10 months ago 2
this guy is still breaking his damn door! dude its 2011 get a new car!!
eaguir3 10 months ago 7
Unless it is just the recording, the original I saw had a blue car...while this is green...
ThreeRavens2112 10 months ago
do a search on "original victory auto wreckers commercial"...iot would let me post the link.
ThreeRavens2112 10 months ago
@ThreeRavens2112 oops...wouldn't...
ThreeRavens2112 10 months ago
Yep, this commercial is older than me an it can still be seen on chicago local tv.
sublimescene 10 months ago
Oh my fuck It's foggy, but I remember this...
xXxEmbersOfHatredxXx 11 months ago
Today I met the guy whose car door falls off, ha ha!
HollowVoices 11 months ago
And.. it's also been thru area code changes - used to just be the old 7 digit number.. then when they added the 708 area code came to the burbs and they added that area code... then they added the 630 area.. and changed it to that... AND for those of you who really remember - the original voice over was a guy with a good old CHICAAAGO twang.... and then a woman... then onto the current voice. Man, this add is old.
binyon7 11 months ago
@binyon7 I think this voice is pretty recent...Up until a few years ago, they still had the original. Maybe the guy died or retired when they redid it for the 630 AC change?
ThreeRavens2112 10 months ago
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Ah, reminds me of watching "Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster" on Son of Svengoolie on Saturday mornings. I just keep waiting for the Empire Carpet Guy.
Ahrimancp 1 year ago
Ah, reminds me of watching "Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster" on Son of Svenghoulie on Saturday mornings. I just keep waiting for the Empire Carpet Guy.
Ahrimancp 1 year ago
Has anyone been to Victory's yard recently? I live in the Chicago area but I haven't ever been there. It awesome if some of those classic cars from video were still in there. I hope they haven't been melted down into Chinese tanks ...... or even worst Daewoos.
SaveOldSchoolMuscle 1 year ago
Featured on TV Tropes! =D
DarkKetzerisch 1 year ago
classic.lol
hard1candy1 1 year ago
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grasd2 1 year ago
"check the chicago yellow pages for directions"
dannnng that's when you know it's old
rcclarke22 1 year ago
i actually know the guy in the commercial whos car door falls off its pretty funny
sullyrules1 1 year ago
The voice is Dean Richards from WGN - recently famous for Mel Gibson calling him an asshole on live TV.
ITCJon 1 year ago
What neighborhood was this made in ?
zeppelin69801 1 year ago
This commercial consistently airs on WGN and ABC. I love it.
Moviewhiz1 1 year ago
i just show this commerical and it was in like high def. lmao
inad316 1 year ago
I just saw this about 30 minutes ago on WGN News! Still classic!!
Chisox74 1 year ago
This commercial is legendary. They still play the damn thing.
balthorpayne 1 year ago
This came on when me & my buddies were in a bar, and I jumped on a table and screamed for them to turn it up. "IT'S VICTORY FUCKIN' AUTO WRECKERS!" Ahahahaha.
wineinabox 1 year ago
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just saw it a few minutes ago
flavor600 1 year ago
Just saw it a second ago.
tr11x18 1 year ago
They still run this commercial!!!
SiaMaat 1 year ago
They still show this travesty.
Caius13 1 year ago
Whatcha do?
JohnFordDanceTroupe 1 year ago
LMFAOOOO
casp3rg197 1 year ago
I think Pat Foley would make a wonderful spokesperson for Victory Auto Wreckers.
khidak1 1 year ago
Victory Auto Wreckers salutes the Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks
khidak1 1 year ago
this commercial will forever be tattooed in my brain. i still remember it word for word after 20+ years lol
Niika6666 1 year ago
Early to mid 80's? Lol? More like Early 80's to late 2000's.
Regenerit 1 year ago 2
man i use to see this commercial everyday during afternoon Cubs games on WGN. I was only 9 years old. way back in 1986. This commercial has been on forever it seems!. it's a classic. i use to always laugh loud as hell when the door would fall off at the beginning. hahaha
BoneThugsEternal 1 year ago
I remember when the person who created this commercial died--his obituary in the Trib was bigger and higher up on the page than that of the Czech President! Hahaha, I love Chicago...
cremepuff1 1 year ago
I'm SO gonna be that dude for Halloween this year. So pretty much
-shag wig
-fake stache
-Victory Auto Wreckers printed tee (so people recognize the character)
-big leather wristband
-boot-cut jeans
-dark sneakers
-cardboard/posterboard cutout of a car door
-fake car deed
-3 $20 bills
deviousimpulse 1 year ago 10
@deviousimpulse Haha, i'd love to see that myself!
Bluephantomsniper 1 year ago
@deviousimpulse Haha i wanna be that
Nacho773 1 year ago
Oh my goodness! I remember this from when I was like 4, im 18 now and they still play it lol!
EMxSEE92608 1 year ago
i used to live with the dude in this video. he is a cool ass dude
fincher211 1 year ago
Looks like the Shit Mobile from Trailer Park Boys
evildaveprime 1 year ago
just saw this just now, thought i'd check it out on youtube. prety sweet how this is still on, i remember this from the 80s!!!
chucko83 2 years ago
They're running it because his clothes and cool watchband are in style again!
Grantalonus 2 years ago
Gotta love the 1980 car and the 1980 hair/clothing style from the guy with the car.
bjw7171 2 years ago
I think they still play this commercial.
meacarston 2 years ago 14
they do! i just saw it last week!
sarahrain22 2 years ago
I see this commercial whenever they play svengoolie on the u.
PeteFeet96 2 years ago 3
Yes. This commercial is still on TV 30 years later. The voice over is diffrent depending on what channel it's playing on.
blaquejew 2 years ago
the early 80s? I still saw this commercial in junior high which was 8 years ago!
I love that they got 20+ years out of one commercial
harlow86 2 years ago
I saw it today. -_-
Nacho773 2 years ago
LOL!!!!! And the money. How much did he get for it?
lintxxxxx 2 years ago 2
60 bucks! big cheese back in the eighties.
sarahrain22 2 years ago 2
hhahahaha - the funny thing is that they STILL show this commercial. I was 6 when I first saw it. Now I'm 29. Lmfao.
lintxxxxx 2 years ago 40
@lintxxxxx ya I know I saw it when I was 5 also and i am 22 but the number was a 312 then a 773 area code
bartsphotoss 1 year ago
I was about 7 or 8 when they started showing this and now I am almost 40. I love how the guy seems to jump out of the way before the door falls off so it doesn't hit him...lol.
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StarFoxEternity 10 months ago
this commerical is still on i see it all the time :]
evilpenguinzombie 2 years ago
22 years ago the aera code was 312 now is 630
FordTech100 2 years ago
Victory may want to at least change the picture of the "10 acres of used parts" to show cars newer than 1975! Otherwise, leave it as is!
bze2nlz 2 years ago 3
I always liked this commercial even when I was a kid. That burnout looked so surprised when the car door fell off!
sbtbfanatic 2 years ago
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his reaction was real,lol,i heard the car door wasn't supposed to fall off like that,he almost got hurt there,one thing we can never figure out is how much money did the guy actually received?
TrYED84 2 years ago
I think the commercial was made in the mid 70's. I remember it from back then and I think I had the same watch as the guy in the commercial. LOL
LetitBeVideo 2 years ago
im 18 years old. ha and every time id watch the commercials during the simpson this darn commercial always came up. this and peter francis geraci ha. i love his reaction when the door falls off
dtrrs9 2 years ago
at this point why change it? It's classic! It's only been on for as long as I can remember. I'm 35 years old.
Layzeeee 2 years ago
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Man to this day they're showing the same commercial. It's sad that after all of these years they couldn't manage to at least make an updated commercial with newer footage.
madmetal 2 years ago
Not Needed man this commercial is perfect and does the job fine, plus I feel good still seeing it on tv after so many damn years.
Lust4Life 2 years ago 5
Exactly. I hope it never changes.
mrdamntn 2 years ago
dude, totally not the point. its the same commercial cuz it's classic. I love it :)
Lovely47 2 years ago
The original dates back to the 1970s. I can still hear the announcer's voice in my head. I think it was the old WGN announcer Marty McNeely. I'm having a major Chicago nostalgia attack!
watha2020 2 years ago
Or the spoof of the Al Piemonte commericals where the guy is wavin his hands wildly, exclaiming: "I'll give you back ten times the difference in cash, better yet, make it a hundred!!!"
Torchjob 2 years ago
do you have any bedding experts commercials?!
lviefortoday 2 years ago
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lordbemylight 2 years ago
i just saw this commercial a few days ago theyve shown the same one over the last 25 years why dont they have a new one
seanyiscubsfan1 2 years ago
I wonder how exactly that guy could proove that it was him in commercial. What, he has to drop another door and make the gestures. "Oh it IS you!"
I always thought the dude had a cool wristband. Maybe it was a watch.
residualbill 2 years ago
Victory Auto Wreckers! YES!
Joeysaved 2 years ago
I dont think there was a 708 version.... they just started running this commercial again about a year or so ago.... and added the T Rex. I hadnt seen it for about 15 years. There was either no area code or it was 312.
I remember seeing this on WGN along with Empire, First Metropolitan Builders, Homemakers (with Shelly Duvall from Cheers) Danley Garages, Fencil Tufo, and of course Celozzi Ettleson.
wjmummert 2 years ago
...and don't forget Howard Pontiac Elmhurst, on Graaaaaand Avenue. :)
residualbill 2 years ago 3
I forgot all about that. It was an interesting commercial.
lordbemylight 2 years ago
and lets not forget-
Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln better carpeting for LESS! Call National-two-nine-thousand! National-two-nine(riiiing!) THOUSAND!
ksb78 2 years ago
@ksb78 I loved that commercial, it was so catchy. Now that song is gonna be going through my mind all night.
Ragrog105 1 year ago
You guys are right. This is a different version, the guys voice is way different the original I grew up with. The original (I moved out of Chicago in 98, havne't seen this sense) used over pronounicate the Bensonville and Ohare, like the old Bob ROARmen commericals....
th0001 2 years ago
the guy who has the door fall off on him has gotten some serious face time in chicago... who is that guy, and i hope he gets paid when ever that is shown.... i remember when it was a 708
billberger 2 years ago
Greatest Commerical of all time! Well a close tie w/ Empire... I remember seeing this on fox 32 during the summertime in the 80's. Before my life ends i seriously want to drive down the street that beat up car was on.
croman519 2 years ago
This is a classic......THEY STILL PLAY IT!!!
AICJDR 2 years ago
The video itself is the classic, they changed the voice narration several times.
lordbemylight 2 years ago
my sister is 33 and she saw this commercial when she was 4 lol, I wonder what happened to that dude with the groovy pants lol
Jellybeaner1991 2 years ago
I always thought the corner of that door almost landed on that guy's foot. That would suck!
KapnKoolio 2 years ago
the new commercial is the same thing except he says different words :D and somewhat higher pitch
Longi452 3 years ago
lol at that guy's super strength in yanking the door off his car
MarsellusWallace 3 years ago
They still play this to this day.
justsumdude899 3 years ago
I went there today and sliced my finger open and got oil in it damn victory auto wreckers im suing. lol not really
davo16747 3 years ago
This is NOT the original commercial.
The video footage is original- but anyone growing up around the time this was made would know that the original phone number was not 630- that came along in the early 90's.
Also- I think the clothing and style of these dudes has come around full-swing!
rhussmann1 3 years ago 2
Its been reworked, the original had the 312 area code,
seener53 3 years ago
There must have been a 708 version in between, too...that was Bensenville's area code between 1989 and 1996.
chromethink 3 years ago
I just watched this same commercial 5 minutes ago. I think the audio has changed, just a bit though.
BrianAStier 3 years ago
awesome old school commercial. i just found out that the voice on the commercial is Dean Richards from the WGN Morning Show. He's been around a loong time
ljc820 3 years ago
I still see this commercial almost every day.
Blackwater1 3 years ago
In the 1980 commercial my dad is the guy who hands the dude the money. He has worked at Victory for 32 years.
billybob6868 3 years ago
what does he look like? i'm there a lot haha
LarizzleDizzle 3 years ago
He isn't out with the customers he works in the relo~ lot where cars without a title go. But if he does come out he will be driving a new Volvo frontloader and he will be most likley be playing music like Led Zeppelin everyone else is playing music sang in a diffrent language.
billybob6868 3 years ago
THE $20!
hep2jive 3 years ago
I love the guy with the wrist bands. This commercial ran for decades and never changed. I love how the door falls clean off the hinges. I saw tht happen once to somebody! Too funny. thanks for posting.
Capice79 3 years ago
you can trust us *speeds around corner in a toetruck with a broken down old car on the back*
MrKips 3 years ago
omg this commercial sucks so much that it rocks...
thevisualboy37 3 years ago
lol probably the longest running commercial ever, and its perfect they don't need to change it
Brian79camino 3 years ago
this and the Tile Outlet commercial, and Peter Francis Jaracey info tapes and Lincoln Technical Institute (are you out of college or soon will be lol) Empire Carpet.
oh does anyone remember a fat guy pushing a car. I think the song goes "push it pull it tow it to cost no ford"
rayramis22 3 years ago
Ray? Then, do you know that sadsack divorced lawyer who does local ads in Chicago for FATHERS rights?
What's his name?
conservamom 3 years ago
I dunno his name, but he goes on to say, "children without fathers are 2x as likely to drop out of high school and exhibit violent behavior" lol and he says it in a sad face.
rayramis22 3 years ago
This is driving me loopy!
You're absolutely correct, he's probably making a good buck or else he couldn't afford to do the advertising, but doesn't he look like such a depressed LOSER? OMG lol!
Maybe I'm wrong, but I bet he never remarried.
conservamom 3 years ago
I found it. It's Jeffrey leving. Makes money off of miserable Fathers.
conservamom 3 years ago
So do like Stu and you'll save too...push it, pull it, tow it to Golf Mill Ford!
ltw71 3 years ago
haha, oh yeah now i remember
rayramis22 3 years ago
OK ray I've got a new one for you.
Ever hear of Mad Max Madson?
He's mad!
He's glad! Max Madson!
I think it's Mitsubishi.
conservamom 3 years ago
He's mad, he's bad, but you'll be glad when you meet Mad Max Madson,
and that indian guys says, you may be mad but you're not crazy
rayramis22 3 years ago
ray, you are too much! Too funny.
I swear, I'm gonna figure out a way to stump you yet!
Have a great day. I WILL be back.
Check out some of Rhett and Links videos.
Especially the Buffet song and Roscoes Chicken and Waffles. There are other funny one's as well.
I recently sent Link the MOO and OINK commercial because their latest video parodies badly made local commercials.
Check em out! Take Care!
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ksb78 3 years ago
It's actually Howard Pontiac,not Rogers Pontiac.
weaslepopper 3 years ago
ok, well thanks.
ksb78 3 years ago
Rayramis, the Ford dealer you're referring to that had a jingle like that was Golf Mill Ford. It's interesting I haven't seen that dealer do a commercial using that jingle for quite some time, considering that to my knowledge this dealer is still around!
prfsnlwannabe 3 years ago
My God, this commercial always makes me smile...there's something kind of comforting about it, though, like it's the TV equivalent of your favorite oldies song. The marketing people are always asking whether a commercial makes people think positively about the business; somehow, I find this outdated, out-of-fashion commercial really makes the business look good.
blazerr 3 years ago
0:18-0:20
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
1956 Chevy!
caterpillarnut 3 years ago
classssssssssic, ive been there, its a junk yard O_o kinda
bathrobeHearts 3 years ago
hahaha i can't believe this is on youtbe...like i don't see it daily...like i haven't seen it daily for two decades. i love it though, truly a region classic. and i can't get over that bracelet hahaha.
jemelend 3 years ago
not having cable, I still see this on all the time. It's on such a heavy rotation for being this old, they should have an award for that.
acegik1711 3 years ago
yeah, still makes it on the daytime commercial loop. incredible. a real piece of regional history.
palsaradise 3 years ago
Oh my god. It was on. On WGN. Today. IT HASN'T CHANGED IN MORE THAN 15 YEARS!!!!!
dramawench579 3 years ago
They spliced in a new graphic with the phone number. When this commercial first aired, all the suburbs were still area code 312. Bensenville was 708 for a while, and now it's 630. I've been in Gurnee since 1988 and am similarly on my 3rd area code.
mlweiland 3 years ago
Plus, they have a website now.
TheThrashmeister 3 years ago
I absolutely love this commercial. It's seriously like my favorite commercial of all time. I grew up with it.
LucianDarkwynd 3 years ago
hahaha i always thought it was funny cause it looks like he gets smashed in the junk
psycroptic66 3 years ago
From the lost audio:
UNFORTUNATE MAN: "Jeepers! That door almost struck me soundly on the Johnson! Just look at this mess! What am I to do? Good thing I wore my super-duper belt buckle wrist watch - even though there is nothing going on in my life important enough to require any kind of time management. This door situation poses quite a problem. Think, man, think! I wonder if there is an establishment that will simultaneously GIVE me money AND remove this unsightly vehicle at their own cost.
bruhe 3 years ago 3
i actually just saw this commercial 5 minutes ago
murph4477 3 years ago
Thats funny. This commercial has been played in heavy rotation for the last 20+ years.
dopesack13 3 years ago
Oh yeah, Texas, you can keep your Austin hill country and long winding roads. I miss the Great Plains, Great lakes and great skyscrapers of sweet home Chicago.
(I like the snap shirts though)
pantoneblue 4 years ago
That's really awesome that you posted this commercial. Its one of those things you'd only know if you are from Chicago. They never really changed it and it would still come on late at night on WFLD. This commercial has been a subject of slurred speech conversation many a time.
That door falling off is a classic. I once heard that the door wasn't actually supposed to fall off. But that may not be true.
East Side native -- le Calumet
pantoneblue 4 years ago
My parents remember this commercial from th e70'S. I love that they still air it.
wtopp23 4 years ago
That dude with the car gets lots of money for this commercial.
rosso32 4 years ago
You guys are missing the most important part of all...that guys car is old as fuck...yet his title is CRISP and NEW.
MoreGilmour 4 years ago
the car wasn't old in the 80s when this was made! lol.
miaangel345 4 years ago
This always came on around 11:00 am when Jerry Springer was on channel 32 hahaha.
behindhzleyes18 4 years ago
LOL Yup, sure did =]
miaangel345 4 years ago
That tow truck has always seemed shady as a motherfucker...
PrezAlex 4 years ago
And unfortunately they do not pay you money anymore for th cars. False advertising, when I had them tow my old beater away, and asked for my cash, the driver said and I qoute "O we don't give you money for them anymore, that commercial is about 20 years old"
BillDezynski 4 years ago
Funny thing my dad was a cop in the late 80's and actually pulled over and ticketed that same tow truck driver in the sunglasses from this commercial. He was hauling rocks in a truck that were scattering the road as he drove. Seen this commercial many times as a kid so that's how I remember it best haha....the good old days.
nacsmxer 4 years ago
thats funny they still play this crap. and im in the south burbs about 60 minutes away from bensinville. theres like 100 other junkyards closer then this place
fattpieceofcrap 4 years ago
I just saw that a second ago on tv
k97cross 4 years ago
ha i remember this commercial from when i lived in chicago and had no clue where bensenville was... now i live there
annod01 4 years ago