1955 Nash Ambassador And Statesman Jiminy Cricket Commercial

[@wademullis7377]

Man and wife sits at home watching television he sees a commercial about a Nash Ambassador. " Honey I want a Nash Ambassador I just saw a commercial, it has a scenearammic windshield!"

[@WildBillCox13]

Jiminy plays the tenor guitar like a master.

[@apexpredator4]

“You’ll love Nash for 55 or my name is Jiminy Cricket!

[@sferrell1000]

I think the tie in with Disney would be that Nash was advertised as the vacation car, Disney opened Disneyland in 1955, encouraging people to take their vacations to CA in their new Nash.

[@stanwbaker]

American Motors was the original sponsor of the Disney anthology show from 1954-1960 on ABC -TV. An American Motors promotional pavilion was at Disneyland from 1955-58.

[@cleoshepardchou]

"Nash seats", I wonder how many 50 somethings were conceived on them.

[@palebeachbum]

"Scene-O-Ramic windshield", lol. I guess "panoramic" was already taken.

[@70Kenny]

“To nap the children on long trips.” Did people seriously use the word “nap” as a verb in the 1950’s?

[@DA90027]

I love the grille

[@christopherorourke6362]

Twaddles McGee the very best looking Nash Ambassadors, Nash Statesman, Nash Country Club Coupes were. the 1955 to 1957 Nash's. The Nash's from 1958 to 1964 were the Nash Metropolitians.

[@ohdantheman5189]

bang O' rama seats!

[@apexpredator4]

Great!

[@pl5624]

Nash name would soon disappear...

[@hebneh]

Hmm...I wonder what the purpose of this Disney tie-in was? Nash cars really have nothing to do with Disney, unless for some reason the company had some promotional connection to the opening of Disneyland (in 1955) or something similar.

[@OldsVistaCruiser]

American Motors was the main sponsor of the "Disneyland" TV show.

[@toonifnt]

Is that thing supposed to be Jiminy?