Hmmm... In the first shot, little "Jimmy" looks an awful lot like Brian Forster, the young actor who played "Chris Partridge" on "The Partridge Family" starting in 1971.
Back in the mid to late sixties i always liked commercials on tv and radio that used popular hit songs with the words changed for whatever product was being sold. Coca Cola, Chrysler were big into this. Some songs were sung by the original artists. Look up "its a radial age" which is for the first radial tires sold in the US that were made by BF Goodrich, that is done to "sign of the times" Plymouth used popular songs during the 69 model year as well.
1968 may have been Plymouth's greatest year ever...don't know if it was Petula Clark's commercials or some interesting, memorable cars, but the '68 Plymouths are my favorites of that marque...too bad the beat faded away, as did Plymouth...
All vinyl interior, vinyl roof - hell yeah!
gentlepersuader 5 months ago
Petula's little friend must be about the same age as I am, since I was four in 1968.
mthivier 2 years ago
Would love to own a Plymouth like that
and maybe i will take out Petula for a spin
in my 1968 Fury w. a Chrysler 440 - 4 barrell cui. engine and the great torsion
air-ride suspension, WW tires, custom
wheelcovers and a vinyl-roof.
Thx OsbornTramain
takoma5 2 years ago
Hmmm... In the first shot, little "Jimmy" looks an awful lot like Brian Forster, the young actor who played "Chris Partridge" on "The Partridge Family" starting in 1971.
DanMan869 2 years ago
@DanMan869 : that IS Brian Forster - he did a lot of commercials before he broke into television. Cute, no?
RitzyTrailer 1 year ago
ah, the memories!
22ROSS51 3 years ago
Chrysler could use some of Petula Clark's magic right now. What a classy lady she was, and is.
798389 3 years ago 2
I can't imagine Petula Clark driving a '68Plymouth Fury. They should've gotten Raquel Welch or Sharon Tate to do the commercial instead.
spahnranch69 3 years ago
land yacht , junk
harley145000 3 years ago
Back in the mid to late sixties i always liked commercials on tv and radio that used popular hit songs with the words changed for whatever product was being sold. Coca Cola, Chrysler were big into this. Some songs were sung by the original artists. Look up "its a radial age" which is for the first radial tires sold in the US that were made by BF Goodrich, that is done to "sign of the times" Plymouth used popular songs during the 69 model year as well.
beagledoggg 3 years ago
1968 may have been Plymouth's greatest year ever...don't know if it was Petula Clark's commercials or some interesting, memorable cars, but the '68 Plymouths are my favorites of that marque...too bad the beat faded away, as did Plymouth...
bongomanfromdalou 3 years ago
vinyl ruff!!! he's definitely not from NY!
tastyorange 4 years ago