1959 Chevrolet Commercial

Pat Boone and Dinah Shore partake in this oldie while singing about subliminal advertising.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• subliminal
• chevy
• chevrolet
• car
• commercial
• 1959
• 59
• pat
• boone
• dinah
• shore
• gm
• general
• motors

[bloged889]

That is no way to advertise, no indication of how safe the car was, no background of it's capabilities, they simply say "Oh, it's a good car, and it's pretty, just buy it" GM must of payed a hell of a lot to get pat boone and dinah shore on this commercial. To be honest, I'm not materialistic about cars, and I'm not swayed by style, plus I'd prefer anything but an American car anyway, probably a Toyota Hybrid

[dreamingimalive]

GTFO

[Twostory]

I had one from 66-68. One of my best. (OK my new Honda is MUCH better)

[dreamingimalive]

Doubt that.

[stephenvelden]

There is no way any one will care about a Honda in 50 years time. Old american cars will always have a following. The styling was outrageous and they were built to last. Modern cars have bland styling (with a few exceptions) and are only made to last a few years.

[MakeLoveNotWar617]

i would never buy a non-american car(even though most ameican cars are made in canada and mexico today)

i would take a pile of shit 71 chevy vega wagon over a 91 honda civic with out even thinking about it and im only 18

fuck those rice burners

[PolskiNarodowiecND]

Very charming woman.And she looks tremendous in that gown!!

[Toni7859]

dont tease me Dinah!! lol

[operationnorthwoodz]

Nice cum shot.

[MerleOberon]

this must have been originally in color, since both Pat Boone's and Dinah Shores's shows were in color on NBC...

[mendozaflores]

is there supposed to say a subliminal message in this

[debrajl529]

Why is it that in the 50s they believed that every commercial had to have a jingle to go along with it?

[soco13466]

Why the Vega, the worst American car ever built? A Pinto was way better.

[fromthesidelines]

Both Pat and Dinah were sponsored by Chevrolet at the time [he was on Thursdays starring in the "CHEVY SHOWROOM" on ABC; Dinah, of course, with her Sunday night "CHEVY SHOW" over NBC]. This "summit" of two hosts pitching for the same sponsor was not uncommon; Garry Moore and Bob Cummings both starred in a Winston cigarette commercial around 1957 {Garry's "I'VE GOT A SECRET" and "THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW" shared the same sponsor as well}.

[thekidrocks72]

If you look at the first "subliminal picture", they showed a 1959 (tear-drop tail lamps), so it had to have been a 1958 commercial.