1972 Chevy Chevelle Commercial "A Better Way to See The USA" Casey Kasem voice over

[darcor2]

AHHHH the good ole days when new cars didn't require a mortgage. :D

[McCall72]

GM really offered a hell of a lot of great choices for cars back in these times. Part of the reason I grew to be a Chevy guy is that you had such a variety to choose from in muscle cars...Camaro, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Corvette, Nova, etc, you couldn't go wrong with any of those choices.

[OsbornTramain]

@McCall72 Yep, My grand parents had a 72 Caprice and a 72 Nova......but I would say....the only wrong choice you could make was the Vega. that was an awful car. I worked for a dealer in 1978 and 1979. They had the Monza rebadged version of the Vega then

[shellshockedd]

Damn i wish i could go back into the future like Michael J. Fox, the price they were going 4 new vs what they want now Oh Boy!!

[landyachtfan79]

Hey, do you think you could see Casey Kasem driving a '72 Chevelle?!!

[OsbornTramain]

@landyachtfan79 you know, i knew I knew that voice from somewhere but I just couldn't place it

[CDTbossy]

WOW, America was really happy about themselves back then, but how could they not with such cool cars!

[chewybunz]

Where's Harrison Ford and kelly McGillis?

[OsbornTramain]

@chewybunz you know, i'm kinda slow and it took me a full day to get the reference lol

[chewybunz]

@OsbornTramain Sure. I almost used their character names instead, but I thought that might be a bit obscure, and I couldn't recall McGillis' Amish woman's surname. I also didn't know your age, but I figured you were at least 35 if you were digging up all these vintage auto spots. As a child, I always enjoyed checking out the print car ads in my aunt's copies of TIME and NEWSWEEK. And I loved the Fiat 128 TV commercials featuring Remy Julienne! By the way, I'm an expatriate Long Islander.