If this ad is from 1970, it could very well be one of the first ads for which Union 76 (as most of us prefer to know the company as) had used its "Spirit" slogan. Previously, they used the older jingle "The Sign of the 76."
I miss the old gas stations.Sometimes you'd get a free map with a fillup,a coffee cup or some trinket.The guy would wash your windows,check your oil & tire pressure.Plus gasoline didn't cost you a weeks pay.
I know it was a different era, but instead of referring to his assumed wife by her name (or "love" or "sweetheart"), he bluntly referred to her as "woman". I find that to be rude and disrespectful. (By the way, I am a male)
I lived in the LA area in the 80s,Union 76 still had 98 octane leaded gas.My 67 ford with a 390 engine loved it.
schnellguy 7 months ago
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Did he actually say "Confound it, woman"? What is it, 1870?
cessnaverdi 11 months ago
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DId he actually say "Confound it, woman"? What the hell, is it 1870?
cessnaverdi 11 months ago
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DId he actually say "Confound it, woman"? What the hell, is it 1870?
cessnaverdi 11 months ago
If this ad is from 1970, it could very well be one of the first ads for which Union 76 (as most of us prefer to know the company as) had used its "Spirit" slogan. Previously, they used the older jingle "The Sign of the 76."
ClassicTVMan1981X 1 year ago
Times have changed! Today many stations even charge for air!!
newguyhere 1 year ago 2
Union 76 commercials, remind me of watching the Dodgers back in the day, those and farmer john ones. lol
removetube 1 year ago
The music in this ad was an excerpt of "76 Trombones", from The Music Man. Meridith Wilson wrote it.
chabba77 1 year ago
Actually, the actor driving the car is the late Dick Yarmey. He was the brother of Get Smart star Don Adams (real name Donald James Yarmey).
caljees 1 year ago
can you upload the new pinky commerical
funnybuddy89 2 years ago
THREETWOTHREE
UNIONSEVENSIXET
EDWARDWILLIAMXFillher UP_
UNIONSEVENSIXET
THREETWOTHREE
DoubleDutchBust 2 years ago
Back in the 70's everything had a magenta hue to it. yeah I know, it's what happens to film over time.
eartant 2 years ago 3
Hey, that's Casey Kasem! AT40 was launched in July of this year. So I wonder if he did voiceover work before or after?
sweetttina666 2 years ago
I think your right..had to go back and listen a 2nd time. Must have been some of his early work, because it didn't sound like Casey in his prime.
abathens 2 years ago
@sweetttina666
The man behind Scooby-Doo's Shaggy.
ClassicTVMan1981X 1 year ago
I miss the old gas stations.Sometimes you'd get a free map with a fillup,a coffee cup or some trinket.The guy would wash your windows,check your oil & tire pressure.Plus gasoline didn't cost you a weeks pay.
vangard213 2 years ago 12
i remeber when we travelled some of the '76s had breakfast buffets. : )
Cattt01 3 years ago 7
Reed your 20 years old,that's the language used in the world in 1970, kid.
Ontario0925 3 years ago
Hey Reed488--Chill out.
gingermol76 3 years ago
Yeah. Really.
djminimoto 2 years ago
I know it was a different era, but instead of referring to his assumed wife by her name (or "love" or "sweetheart"), he bluntly referred to her as "woman". I find that to be rude and disrespectful. (By the way, I am a male)
Reed488 3 years ago
I call my wife "woman" all the time. She thinks it's funny. Now a days they say "bitch" and "ho". Lighten up.
boardskins 2 years ago
casey!!!!!!!
rockypc24 3 years ago
Isn't that Larry Linville (Frank Burns from MASH) driving?
jennifer91941 3 years ago
No, Linville's voice was a little higher than the driver's.
palmercomm 3 years ago
Casey Kasem does the voiceover in this 1970's Union 76 TV commercial.
heine71 4 years ago