1970 Dodge Light Duty Truck and Van Dealer Promo Film

1970 Dodge Light Duty Truck and Van Dealer Promo Film
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[@T.R.R.Jolkien]

I learned to drive to the farm at 11 years old in a 1970 Dodge Sweptline. At 12, my grandma never drove again because I took her everywhere in that truck. She always said, ‘there’s a lot of horses under that hood’... I can’t imagine an 11-12 year old kid driving around San Antonio now. Too many people and cars on the road today. Different time. Awesome people and memories.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Timothy K San Antonio Texas if you mean that is a lot of traffic

[@curtbetow6815]

Graduated high school 1970 I love the girls back then

[@rizzlerazzleuno4733]

Ah, they were even better in 1966 😀

[@davidtucker3008]

The 60s and 70s chicks really rocked, I was there!

[@CJColvin]

Man this Blond hair Blue eye chick looks beautiful with that purple Turtleneck sweater.

[@j.shorter4716]

CJ Colvin not anymore

[@billypate2479]

Could be a Grandma, now!

[@MrTheHillfolk]

They had some nice lookin women back then.

[@robbiefrentz9427]

CJ Colvin lmfao. She’s only 80 years old now lol

[@rizzlerazzleuno4733]

Dodge and Plymouth ads specialized in ladies in short skirts. Ah, the late sixties and early seventies.

[@jefweb5043]

I love this!! Can you imagine all of the butt hurt and outrage this would draw today at the mere sight of a .44?? Ha! This is back when there was a mere resemblance of normalcy in the world.

[@PearComputingDevices]

Amen to that.

[@BELCAN57]

A gun AND a girl (in a miniskirt and swimsuit, no less) !!!!!

[@BrendanMacWade]

In a nation of nearly 400 million firearms, I don't know what you are talking about. But companies don't want a whiff of liability in gun suicides and homicides. So there's that.

[@BELCAN57]

@@BrendanMacWade Nice buzzkill there Brendan

[@jefweb5043]

@@BrendanMacWade Yeah. Go hug a Subaru.

[@christopherconard2831]

I learned to drive in one of these, albeit a '74 model. An Adventurer 200 Twin cab. Three on the tree, and power nothing. I'm fairly certain whoever designed it, later went on to create Nautilus exercise equipment.

[@mikemen3685]

Model was hot

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Plus the right Blonde in a "Plum Crazy" Mini Skirt !!! : D

[@crawwwfishh3284]

Built to last.

[@uwusmolbean]

Had a 66 and a 70. Smooth and reliable !!

[@AlejandroP1980s]

Better than 1985 and later models of Dodge van

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

I just Love how this ad is "None PC" with the Handgun analogy for the dealers !! Semper Fi

[@eggshellskullrule7971]

Nice legs!

[@randygreen8916]

Had a 68 D100 318 V8 3 spd manual, solid and reliable.

[@kingelvis7035]

Thank you.

[@CoastalAutoReactionCAR]

Thank you!

[@CJColvin]

Man this is when trucks were trucks unlike modern trucks.

[@melrose9252]

CJ Colvin Don’t you miss the loud, uncomfortable, inefficient, underpowered gas hog trucks from this era?

[@CJColvin]

@@melrose9252 Modern trucks these days are mostly seen in malls and Walmarts not on the job sites.

[@CJColvin]

@@melrose9252 Also have you heard of a restomod before you Typical modern car lover.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

@@melrose9252 unreliable new tundra old good but new not so good also gas hog

[@jameslong1644]

GO GO BOOTS AND GUNS!

[@Tzor17]

used to play with mopars and still have my trucks

[@deepbludude4697]

"For a long time to come!" Id have to say that was accurate, im still driving a 71 W200 it just keeps chugging, but I wouldn't shoot my ,44 mag into an engine block unless it was really necessary.

[@garbage854]

Nice 😀

[@bobc.5698]

I just bought a 69 d100. 318, 4 speed on the floor....and a Edlebroken carb

[@pl5624]

44 magnum...that tells you where 440 magnum came from.

[@Roshake77]

Instructions unclear, shot prospect

[@ManiaMusicChannel]

I dig that steering wheel 👌🏽

[@wadeguidry6675]

Drip rail moulding? Ooooooh! I'm sold, count me in, man! And have that blonde chick deliver it to me, baby.

[@AnthonyEvelyn]

Yay!

[@shiftintohigh5564]

Anybody else notice the Dodge trucks in the background?. 😂😂😂

[@HowardJrFord]

Lol

[@kunu98]

2:22, I’d sit with her on the bench seat

[@MediaWatchDawg]

Pretty sure this (1:07) is a still from the '67 Bogdanovich film "Targets." "And (7:45) cults."

[@thebionicbassplayer]

And if they don't buy, you can always blow them away with the 357...

[@fasteddieb4742]

Go ahead, make my day.

[@marktaylor7499]

nice truck s

[@joserafaelgrangefuenmayor7744]

Me gusta la camioneta

[@modifiedG54B]

So my 1970 custom sportsman A108 is a wagon? Neat

[@thor8640]

The sales targets crack me up, 130000 P/U and 100000 vans? Man, those sales peeps had a relaxed life style back then.

[@coopsnz1]

Far less population in the 70s

[@jwrides1232]

anyone else no tice the outrageous moni skirt

[@rizzlerazzleuno4733]

noticed the fabulous mini skirt........................🙄

[@redwood6737]

had a Stepside Dodge truck with the push-button automatic. tranny had a rear pump so I could Coast it down hill hit the push-button automatic and bump start it. wish I still have it it was cool. imagine that girl showing off the truck is about 70 years old now .what does she look like now. cougar?

[@charlieavila1270]

I have a 1973 Dodge D-100 club cab I am making into a rat rods

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

Pretty much had the market covered.

[@destry232]

4:47 Does anyone know what is mounted on the brake pedal? I see some electrical tape on the pedal arm also....

[@SquishyZoran]

No idea but I want to know too.

[@JeffKing310]

Strange - and even stranger, they left it there for whatever reason....

[@sciencetestsubject]

I personally think the brake light switch is mounted in the pedal

[@JeffKing310]

Erik Bruijn I was thinking it was a trailer brake light switch but it sure seems bulky.

[@alanmaier]

Indeed a trailer brake controller switch.

[@Fljeff7]

Those van options camper model

[@pl5624]

A100 pickups were gone by this time.

[@AMERICANLEGENDModelBuilder]

I would daily drive the piss out of those trucks if I had them in that shape today.

[@curiosity2314]

What, shoot your engine block with a Gun? No I'm not the person that disliked the video. Those were the days and this was probably more a Dodge deal then the other two at the time. Considering 50 years, we are not doing as well as our predecessors. We today do a piss poor job with metals, wiring and it's protection is horrendous and goes back to the 1980's. We are; someone else is buying junk today in the new car market with exception to a few lines and companies. I believed in Mopar in the 80's, not so much today. Same crap everyone else makes.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Wow it's pretty obvious why Ford and Chevy Crushed Dodge in the Pick Up sales market !!!!

[@Clay3613]

Isn't this really more of a slide show?

[@stevenikazy2943]

At least none were upside down.

[@bigcarlover]

It was probably originally in filmstrip format with the audio on a separate cassette tape. The beeps told the person running the projector to turn the crank to the next image. That was the standard a/v technology when I was in elementary school in the 70's.

[@j.t.illingworth7925]

That girl looks extremely uncomfortable

[@daltonhill5110]

Man, this makes the new Chevy commercials with the pubeface look like cancer.

[@justinacase2623]

Sad part is you can't buy a basic truck anymore. Even the basic one had style and flair. Built to work not impress at the hunting club. First truck company to go back to basic will dominate the market.

[@larrywoodruff7530]

Wow, has my country fallen from grace or what? Today's truck's are so embarrassing, you'll never see me in one unless I'm wearing a grocery bag over my head.

[@tjm3900]

WTF has guns shooting engine blocks got to do with selling trucks?

[@jaminova_1969]