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He'll fit in the car like the guy on the Simpsons. The largest car I can afford, guy.😂

0:37 wow, look at all the "patriarchy" 😅 NOPE, they are a good team. JP tries to tell the feminists about this but they prefer to only see the worst of society and label us all tyrants

I drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry. This helped to inspire the line in American Pie.

He was near retirement as a correspondent but would continue on television till the early 1970 's. I think he was on the field around 1915-

How convenient to leave out Pau. The race Mercedes lost to a French car driven by a Jewish driver and owned by an American heiress. Ya propaganda film all the way here. Viva le Ecurie Bleu.

나온지 20년이 다되갑니다 하지만 여전히 아름답습니다.

I wish I could go back to those prices with today's money!

Watching Junk yard crawling daily one thing killed all those cars by far - rust 🙈

Was Truman the last democrat to have and exercise common sense? I'd like to say no and point to JFK, but by then the party was well constrained by organized labor, and much of his instincts were squelched.

"Only acceptable components are approved for assembly..." Noting acceptance and approval are nearly interchangeable in meaning, it interesting to note that corporate speak has always been around. But personally, what made the golden era of 60's/70' automotive world a special time was the engineers that could still build damn near anything with a slide rule. The pocket calculator ended the era? Probably not - cafe standards, and Nixon bricking over the gold window combined as a force for... Japan.

Cant afford a new car

this reminds of the first dick Tracey ....

my car no 3 or 4 .

I worked at GM, the Union used to call it “Generous Motors” before they killed it. I’ve seen everything from tuna sandwiches to Hostess Ho-Ho’s thrown in car doors before the door panels were installed. Rework caused by this kind of 💩 is what killed GM.

Where is it now?

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From the same company that gave us Vega, Citation, Cimarron and V8-6-4...😅

They filmed that in Golden Colorado.

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When Chrysler was on the ropes again in 2008 Lee was interviewed and asked if he could fix it again, he said yes, by building more small cars. May not have worked the second time as the Dart and 200 both flopped and it was Ram truck and Jeep profits that saved the day.

My dad bought a '65 with his promotion to E6 money.

It was relatively narrow at 77" wide despite 2" wider rear tread. Also first Ford with curved side glass. Very much sincere flattery of GM in all coil suspension and perimeter frame.

We had a new one with the 352 engine. It was a real gas hog, as I recall.

1965 was also the first model year for the two LTD models...2-Door and 4-Door hardtops. They were initially called Galaxie 500 LTD for that model year. Ford was so successful with the 1965 LTD that Chevrolet offered a $200 Caprice option on the Impala Sport Sedan months later in mid-1965. The newly redesigned full-size 1965 Chevrolet had a blockbuster model year with 1.6 Million units sold. Despite the massive redesign, these full-size 1965 Fords were far behind with approximately 1 Million units sold. The Caprice was not as popular as the LTD during these model years... but the Impala and Impala Super Sport models crushed sales of the Galaxie 500 and Galaxie 500 XL models. The full-size 1965 Plymouth models were also totally redesigned... but their model year sales were only 330,000 units.

Looks like a Vanquish

"One of the drivers were prepared in England and is classified as a British car". The Mclaren and Amon team in 1966 were a New Zealand team.....

When the Mustang came out, dealerships couldn't get enough of them to sell. As fast as they came in, they were sold. The dealership where my father was GM, no one was allowed a Mustang as a demo, no matter how high up in management you were.

2 doors and 17.5 feet long. My current car has 5 doors and is 13 feet long (and probably has more cargo-room, as well).

One if the demos my father brought home for the1965 model year was just like the blue LTD shown in this video. I remember how radically the design had changed from the '64 models. One thing that stood, oddly enough, was a dash light that illuminated COLD, when you first started the engine. It then shut off when the engine reached a certain temperature. The LTD was soon replaced with a series of Country Squire models, which better suited our large family.

My Aunt had a black one with a blue interior . I was a wee one but still remember it clearly .

We were married in 1952. We had four children and my wife stayed at home to raise the children. We were able to buy and pay for a three bedroom house all just on my income. I was a garage man. This could not be done today. Things have turned bad.

My mom had a white 65 with a 289 cu. That car was a rocket. When she bought it she could fill the tank with premium gas for 5 dollars. Those were great days.

デカい縦グロ。

Ford sold sooo many of those 65-66’ Galaxies….

Back then these cars were well built by people doing a hard job with pride. These cars were meant to be bought by average people for a fair price. Now we have overly complicated cars of questionable quality that cost as much as a house did just a few short years ago. No wonder people buy Japanese cars they are far superior and if you are going to pay that much you had better get a really good car American car compaines can't seem to produce them.

Worked in a Steel Mill from 89 to 09 ! It is a Amazing process, very hot very dirty you earned your Money but a Great Job ! Go back in a second if I could ! ✊🇺🇸

I've never seen anyone put an engine in a car with such ease and so quickly. I know this is hard repetitive work can't imagine I would want one of these cars if I built them all day I would be sick of looking at them.

Америка самая великая автомбильная держава.

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Ahh, but the isms we actually face today are capitalism which is descending to fascism, and blending socialism into capitalism is the obvious answer. No need to be vague at all in modern times.

It was great growing up and driving in the 70’s. Big GM cars and cheap gas. Much less traffic too!

Not one single cigarette in anyone's mouth, I'm utterly amazed. 😂😂😂😂

Engineers need to redesign humvee to make it luxury.

1/2 of the video is a stupid sound and I’m not subscribing. From a Aitutaki Cook Islander

Next year, Jim Brown arrives for Cleveland.

Those were the days when cars were built with style and class.

What did D/L stand for?

5:56 i bore with admirable fortitude for being so intrusingly

If it was on sale today, I would buy it

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