1969 Chrysler & Plymouth Station Wagon Sales Features - Dealer Promo Film

[@bcroft68bc]

My parents had a 1966 Chrysler Town and Country with and 440 cubic inch engine with 4 barrel carb. It had the wood like side panels and was loaded with all of the works. My mother loved that car and she still smiles every time she sees one.

[@727100bear]

1968 was the first year simulated wood grain trim was offered on Town & Country station wagons

[@ZnenTitan]

Maybe they bought in in '67? Anyways, you can look stuff up at www.stationwagonforum.com (Just type in town&country station wagon and the year you want.)

[@k.r.v.4219]

My family had a 1968 Chrysler New Yorker Town&Country Beach Wagon that was a beautiful wagon! As well build and h d as any half ton Truck built today. Me dad had special ordered from a good friend who owned a Chrysler dealership in Cumberland R.I. Dad ordered it loaded! 440 Commando 4brl Dual Exhaust 375 hp on the huge air cleaner, with Chrysler Air-Temp Automatic Climate Control, PW/PL factory tow package that came with 3:55 Limited slip! Tow hitch and transmission cooler! That was an amazing car I drove for 10 years after I got my license, then Car Home from the Army. That car was a great hyw Cruiser and towed my dads 5,900 wooded boat with ease. I fondly remember that Car.

[@mikey683]

We had a ‘73. Loved it.

[@jeffreybrianring6392]

1969 Plymouth belvedere wagons, very good looking wagon, would love to have one.

[@fleetwin1]

Those big Mopar wagons were cool...

[@MrCarguy2]

John Lennon drove a Chrysler Town and Country from '72 to his death in 1980 He rode on it OVER the Mercedes SEL he bought in '78 Sadly not even the beatles fan apreciated it and it sold little over 5k in the 2000s The Mercedes, despite he rode a lot less in it, was sold for almost half a millon. Lennon was right, money isn't everything.

[@t.b.g.504]

Those cartoons at the start are definitively 1960s.

[@MyBenjamin66]

My Mom loved her 1969 Fury Sport Suburban.

[@jeffpolaras9273]

I know a old guy with a 68 special order Hemi 4 speedWagpn in his barn....trying to talk him into selling it ....look all original..had not been started in years

[@docgonzo1973]

I have a 1969 T&C. And just love driving it

[@Bcroft39]

My parents had a 1965 Chrysler Town and Country. My mom still says it was the greatest car they ever owned.

[@727100bear]

was it a Newport or New Yorker? ‘65 was the last year the New Yorker T&C was produced - I was then part of the Newport line up until 1969 when Town & Country became a separate series

[@CJColvin]

The Big giant American wagon. My mom's mother had 3 or 4 Country squire wagons that my mom and aunts road in when they were kids.

[@bobwalsh3751]

JUST LOOK WHAT'S PLYMOUTH'S UP TO NOW!!!!

[@johnufo4950]

these station wagons look longer then the ranch house I grew up in

[@ZnenTitan]

First Petula Clark's "Sign Of The Times" becomes "The Radial Age" selling tires, now Spanky And Our Gang for selling station wagons?

[@mthivier]

Petula also did a jingle that was a reworking of the Sonny and Cher hit "The Beat Goes On".

[@ZnenTitan]

I think this is the same announcer who narrates "The Mosanto home of the future" for Disneyland.

[@dutchvanhelsing6671]

A Rabbi with a need for a 3 bench 9 seater bought my T and C from me in 88. I actually made a $500 profit on it too.

[@bobwalsh4320]

I want a '76 but can't seem to find one ANYWHERE

[@wiibaron]

When I was 8 our family had a 70 Custom Suburban and a 65 Impala 2 door hardtop. In 78 I inherited the Impala, which was a rusty mess by then. Bondo-ed the heck out of it and drove it to HS. Thankfully I didn't have to inherit the wagon I guess...

[@josephratowski]

Where can I buy one

[@danwagner8432]

Too bad they rusted so bad on top of front fenders so badly. And that their vinyl seats tore after just a couple of months. Otherwise they were well thought out.

[@thxmateoli]

What's that song in the background?

[@billypate2479]

mateollios 67 it sound's like a mock-up of the group "Spanky & Our Gang" from the late 1960'sI forgot the name of the song they parody?, sorry.

[@DavidBugea]

It's to the tune of "Sunday Will Never Be the Same" by Spanky and Ou Gang.

[@RafaelSantos-vd6be]

@@billypate2479 someday will never be da same. Dat was da name of da song ftom spanky and out gang 1966,7. Good clean healtlhy listening mellow happy time songs not this ugly nasty songs which has turned people to act out negative thoughts. Im a sixties child.

[@mthivier]

It's Petula Clark singing a plymouth jingle to the tune of "Sundays Will Never Be the Same". Plymouth sponsored Petula's 1968 TV special, and she became Plymouth's spokes-singer for a couple of years after that.

[@briansmith9439]

Petula Clark singing?

[@machenderson]

At 3:12, they talk about the wind deflector that Chrysler & Plymouth have for there wagons, then they show a Ford wagon with no wind deflector, but the Ford they show is not a 1969, for had they used a 1969 Ford wagon, it would of shown it with a wind deflector .

[@727100bear]

actually the Ford wagon that’s shown in that video does have wind deflectors - they’re located on each side of the tailgate window and we’re supposed to force air over the rear window - not sure how well that kept the window clean - these deflectors were standard equipment on all full sized Ford wagons from 1965 through 1968

[@tfkco]

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[@alanstrong3295]

Fell apart too soon in many cases. Olds Vista Cruiser was much better.

[@billypate2479]

The Station Wagon is dead, now!

[@RafaelSantos-vd6be]

Yes cause people started to eat more unhealthy foods and gain to eccessives giant un human size and den had to buy big earth shattering dtreet breaker trucks TO MORE CARGO LIKE I WOOD LIKE TO HAVE ALSO BUT IS NOT A WINNIERBAGO MOBILE HOME. AND ALSO WENT TO BUY IMPORTS AND REDUCED DA NORMAL HUMAN SIZE CARD INTO MATCH BOXES. AND DER YU HAVE IT WE MESSED OUR OWN SELFS BUYING ALL OF THESE IMPORTS DAT MAKE OUT GREAT IN DER ECONOMY BUT MORE TAXES FOR US TO PAY WHILE JAPANNAN GERMANY PAID ALMOST NOTHING. TRUMP WAS RITE IN SAYIMG SIMILAR YEARS AGO WE ARE DOOM. WE NEED A PRESIDENT THATS FOR BRINGING GOOD AMERICAN MADE JODLBSBAND MANUFACTURING PLANTS AND FACTORIES TO BE MADE IN AMERICA AGAIN. AND PLEASE BRING BACK OLDSMOBILE AN PONTIACS DA FUN CARS TO DRIVE. AMERICAN MUSCLE.