Dodge Charger Classic TV Commercials

1966 - 1972 Dodge Charger Advertisements

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

I would love to time travel and see all the old muscle cars sitting on new car lots.

[@chargermaster3716]

George Harley Rider Chrysler Always had quality control issues they are Beautiful cars with issues

[@obs.takuache9405]

Same

[@areyousureyouenteredyourna85]

There's a Chevy dealer near my house that keeps all the new Camaros out front, and down the road behind there there's a small garage and used car lot that always has cool cars, like two DeLoreans, classic British cars of all types, several 60's Fords, and even a legit Barris Family Truckster! I live in a fun area for car culture.😎👍

[@doug9066]

I was a kid in the 70's but being born in 1967 I'd like a to time travel to the 60's to see these beauties on the new car lot too.

[@chargermaster586]

Same but also a used car lot in the mid to late 1970s when they were sold for peanuts

[@GeorgeBonez]

Awesome commercials! I watched and loved every one of them! I had a 73 Charger in High School and now at 46 years old I want one again! :)

[@ariesmight4141]

GeorgeBonez I own a 1973 Dodge Charger. 440 ci engine, All power options, side window curtains. Which resemble shark gills, body color black, black interior.

[@robbiefrentz9427]

I was car poor in high school, 1974 dodge dart I miss it so much

[@mossyhaych8227]

i had a bicycle. smh

[@robbiefrentz9427]

Mossy Haych ya but i bet you rocked that damn bike 😀😀😀

[@mossyhaych8227]

@@robbiefrentz9427 our beverly hills high school moment was when my classmate at 17 rocked up in his mums ford cortina in 1989. all heads turned. what a legend!. you guys in the US had it so damn good.this was ireland!

[@terryschnereger8531]

Got a 74 Charger, 1st car for 23yrs. Still got it! Best $1500 bucks I ever spent.

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

Terry Schnereger I bought a 1973 dodge charger SE 440 CID with 59 thousand miles on it for $1,250.00 . Metallic green with a white vinyl top. I was 17 years old and in heaven.

[@cargo4441]

I bought a 1971 440 super bee in high school it had a blown head gasket but my buddies helped me fix it up. And they were some far out times back in the 70s.

[@jayyoung8159]

George Harley Rider my mother bought a brand new metallic green with the partial white vinyl top Charger SE but it had the anemic 318. Beautiful but way under powered! U have any pics of yours?

[@jackwyatt4184]

I owned a 1969 Dodge Super Bee with the fiberglass Lift-Off Hood 440 three deuces one awesome car right off the showroom floor 13.2 102 miles per hour the car was a beast I was 17 years old in high school needless to say fastest car at my school Good Times

[@BigMikesHooptyBarn]

I wish I could have seen my 72 Charger when it was new! I still love it but to see it new would be a kick in the pants!

[@dave1956]

My best friend had a family friend who sold new Dodges in 1971. I remember the cool demonstrators he used to show up with.

[@1974dodgecharger]

So much passion back then

[@olgitpicker6542]

whoever was the ad agency for dodge was brilliant..humor, catchy tunes, beautiful women..

[@doug9066]

Nothing like now days. I've always like watching these old Dodge, Chrysler & Plymouth ads.

[@AlejandroP1980s]

@@doug9066 well at least they try to bring will Farrel as Dodge material girl

[@christopherekin1747]

@@doug9066 Ross Roy Advertising Detroit MI.

[@johnmaki3046]

BEST LOOKING CAR EVER..'71-'72 CHARGER...LOVED THEM!!!

[@behemothpowersports5958]

Love these commercials. Thanks for putting these together.

[@germanboy5392]

I have owned many of these

[@matrox]

That Dodge Rebellion woman is well into her 70s now.

[@chargermaster586]

matrox Those Dodge mopars cars have aged better then anyone since the 60s and early 70sm

[@robbiefrentz9427]

matrox maybe i stand a chance to date her now lol

[@robbiefrentz9427]

mark rylander Roflmfao

[@briansd2772]

@@robbiefrentz9427 Comment of the year!

[@billhonn2701]

Oh almost forgot i owned a 71 charger & a 73 se brougham too. 71-74 chargers are the best along with the 66-67 chargers. They were awsome cars. Id love to have 1 today.

[@areyousureyouenteredyourna85]

Personally, I prefer the second gen Chargers, but all Chargers are awesome.

[@kilroy2517]

Enjoy your memories, but the 71-74 chargers were some seriously ugly cars.

[@leroystover1062]

Wow love the old school dodge commercials classic 👏 😊

[@doug9066]

Even though I was 2 years old in 1969 but seeing the tv ad for the 1969 Dodge Charger I like the taillights design on the 1969 Dodge Charger. I recognize this actor which was the bull fighter, he was eventually on tv series "There's Company" but seen him on other old tv shows in the 60'. Chrysler Corporation hff ad unique design of the cars for Dodge, Chrysler & Plymouth, love the ads.

[@indigoberrypie]

The girl in most of these commercials is so adorable

[@user-zx8de8op9l]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Robbie_Prz]

haha, the 500 commercial at 8:24 was rather bold for its time! I love it!

[@1974dodgecharger]

Take me back

[@danpettis1675]

that blonde spokeswoman at 9:17 is beautiful

[@doug9066]

I was thinking the same.

[@martinkurtz9269]

Looks like Cybill Shepard.

[@matrox]

That's the real Lone Ranger Clayton Moore, he did several Dodge commercials.

[@donmoore7785]

Four bucket seats! Awesome.

[@rockyjonesspacecadet7089]

I sold my 70 challenger R/T 383 mag in 1975 for 900.00 bucks. What a moron I was.

[@mackmyles9034]

One day I’m going to get a 1969 Dodge Charger rt blue with the white vinyl top

[@dossaddict]

beautiful car

[@RivetGardener]

I want one!

[@richardjoubert7452]

Iam a proud owner of a 66 charger,she is my pride and joy,she is all matching numbers,with a 361 engine,I also have the original owners manual,and the original certification card that came with the car

[@fairfaxcat1312]

Are you sure you have a 361? By ‘66 I think you had to get a 440, 383, or 318 if you wanted a V8; but perhaps you have a 273 slant six.

[@gibbyh65]

i would love to own a restored 66 charger, just something about that car i dig!

[@oxcartsr7127]

gibbyh65 best automotive interior of that era.

[@392JeffGordon]

right on love my scat pack

[@ericg4042]

The 68 Charger IMHO was far and away the best, but then maybe it's because of a life changing event that I experienced in a yellow 68 with black vinyl roof and black interior.

[@jamesthomas7977]

That Monaco station wagon looked exactly like the one my parents owned when I was a kid. Two air conditioners, rearward facing third seat, power everything, and a 440 under the hood. Light yellow with the wood grain sides. Ah! The memories.

[@RT440Dodge]

James Thomas B-Body Charger, C-Body Polara, Y-Body Imperial which was even bigger than the C-Body. Imperial competed with Lincoln.

[@coiledsteel8344]

Scat Pack - factory sponsored extra performance available - make you a king of the drag strip.

[@brotherjesus4246]

Those were some crazy ski's

[@baconman6736]

I'm a dodge boy

[@novawagon1965]

Wow never saw that Dodge commercial with Elliot. I had a 70 Dodge Charger 500, 383 magnum , black bucket seats 4 speed pistol grip , light green poly,, no vinyl top.That was in 72 and the car was rare at that time I wish I would not have sold it unfortunately it was totaled by the guy I sold it to, R.I.P Charger 500.😭

[@MrMeisterHD]

I thought he said “4 fuckin seats”

[@George50809]

That's Joe Garagiola!

[@aarondavis4341]

So this clears up a lit, I thought the whole muscle car era was an after the fact kinda thing, like they made the charger and the fact it was a muscle car wasnt the marketing point, now I see different

[@fernarias]

I like the 69 and it even let you pick up Rachel Welch, @9:02.

[@pastormatthew4362]

The narrator sounds like Pat Summerall, John Madden's broadcast partner in NFL game coverage.

[@coiledsteel8344]

Pastor Matthew Good advertising to use famous coaches and Sports Personalities

[@coadmiller5010]

I'd met this blonde, she was my sister's best friends growing up... We lived in Omaha, and she'd be at sleepovers at our house... Her name was Pamela, don't recall her last name, and I hardly remember her, as my sister's quite a bit older than me, but I sure remember these commercials... She did them for a few years, and ws paid a fair amount for them as well, I believe....

[@LakesFirstSip]

Got a 70 Super bee

[@chargermaster4054]

nice!😀

[@tysonmartin3099]

Dodge Super bee cool!

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

LEGIT FOOD REVIEWS You were a lucky man. 👍👍👍👍

[@coiledsteel8344]

Ultra hot women - before feminists #Me Too movement.

[@thegreenerthemeaner]

Chrysler Marine made an outdrive with a 340. There was even a Scat Pak outdrive with the 340 6Pk. Most other outdrive manufacturers were using smaller GM and Ford engines, even a Buick. Now for the Jet drives, 455 Olds, 460 Ford or seldom found 500 Caddy. (you say gallons per hour, not nautical miles per gallon) But no one had a 6 Pak.

[@RT440Dodge]

Very Cool! I didn’t know they used 340 6-packs. I know Chrysler Marine used 440s. I know in the old unlimited Hydroplane boat racing classes some used 426 HEMIs!

[@joemcbride3564]

The brunette in the 69 commercials looks just like today's model Barbra Pavlin.

[@dossaddict]

If you can cope with a whole new image, you could be Dodge material.

[@fairfaxcat1312]

I don’t think I can swing it. By the time you order up a radio, heater, power steering, passenger-side mirror and back-up lights you’re talking about a lot of money.

[@leroystover1062]

They use Dionne Warwick's can you find my way to San Jose song on the Dodge 69 Charger commercial😅

[@doug9066]

The guy playing the matador (bull fighter) was on episodes of "Threes Company" in the 80's.

[@justpassnthru]

4:28 is so politically incorrect it's hysterical!

[@davidgarris2513]

Yes, and what a better way to support the unfortunate kids in Vietnam

[@greenrefrigerator]

9:11 He left her frumpy self on the beach.

[@timpriddy349]

69 with recall wheels was mighty fine

[@richardjoubert7452]

Many people have asked me if I want yo sell it,and the answer is always no,I even have poeple walking past my house asking me if I want to sell it🙂

[@kailynkinney9488]

537 1969

[@chargermaster4054]

what ever happen to cool car commercial s like this the new ones flat out suck

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars, trucks and busses including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing petrol stations to only one state operated central gas station per city or county. They even plan to reduce the pump speed of public gas stations from 20 litre per minute to only 2 litre per minute to punish owners of combustion cars....from 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a completely new kind of crime here in Germany, called emissions and smoke crime.

[@billhonn2701]

After watching the charger commercial ... I miss my 74 charger se brougham. 400 big holley 2 bbl (could outflow a afb) t. shifter. On a concole. Ralleye dash. 5 spoke mags. Came with the factory sunroof too, it led to the cars ultimate demise. The frain tubes were just dropped into the back quarters n it rotted it severely. But i ate cameros after i installed polic3 wheels n set eagle gt tires. Before that the 400 would incenerate the tires. So for those that said the 400 was a garbage smog engine indont think so. What do you stroke a 383 with a 400 crank. Chevy boys eat ur hearts out

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

Bill Honn I had a 1973 charger SE with a 440 -4 barrel Torque flight automatic transmission. It had 59 thousand miles on it . Metallic green with a white vinyl top I would smoke the tires all day long. I paid $1250 for it in 1978 .

[@thebob01]

7:24........is that Gino Conforti who played Felipe on Three's Company?

[@Imnotyourdoormat]

Raquel?..........

[@classic-kool]

Rear bucket seats make no sense..

[@chargermaster4054]

it was 1966 so i mean yeah same with the hide way head lights it looks cool but its not necessary only if u dont want someone to smash them

[@orgami100]

In 1966 was really Groovy man..

[@matrox]

Sure it does...being cool made sense back then.

[@matrox]

Not like today where everything has to make sense/be boring.

[@davidgarris2513]

Uh , volume?

[@92oilburner]

$3300.00 Can I order a dozen ?

[@joestihl2234]

"air craft type dash"?like so an artificial horizon to keep check on body roll?

[@leeduke9518]

joe stihl no it was called that cause how the instrumentation was laid out and how it had all the switches was up there and look cool and sophisticated like an airplane

[@richardjoubert7452]

To

[@AlynekoToys8692]

Who’s the girl ?! 🤔

[@RT440Dodge]

Pamela Austin - The original Dodge Rebellion Girl. By 1968, Dodge executives felt Austin's popularity was overshadowing the cars and began a new "Dodge Fever" campaign with a different model, Joan Anita Parker.

[@RT440Dodge]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamela_Austin

[@RT440Dodge]

www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS837US838&sxsrf=ALeKk00lW9v2eu4Grafe9hS3vVyprgtviQ:1582763277991&q=Pamela+Austin+pictures&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjEsMrXvPDnAhV0CjQIHR48CZIQsAR6BAgKEAE&biw=1600&bih=757

[@AlynekoToys8692]

RT440Dodge Thanks !!

[@RT440Dodge]

@@AlynekoToys8692 I was curious too. I had to check it out since you posed the question :-)

[@thebob01]

I fail to realize how a vinyl roof on a car is associated with luxury? I think they look cheap and ugly. The whole reason all car companies put vinyl roofs on their cars was to save money. It was cheaper for them. So how is that luxurious?

[@alansach8437]

Back in those days it was all the rage, especially padded.

[@thebob01]

@@alansach8437 I suppose. Still not a fan.

[@footpuppy100]

who is that blonde ?

[@oxcartsr7127]

footpuppy100 Pamela Austin. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamela_Austin. By 1968 Dodge marketing officials felt she was overshadowing the product and replaced her. She had a long TV and Movie career, appearing in a few films with Elvis. Absolutely a bonafide 10!

[@oxcartsr7127]

The blonde hottie is Pamela Austin. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamela_Austin. By 1968 Dodge marketing officials felt she was overshadowing the product and replaced her. She had a long TV and Movie career, appearing in a few films with Elvis. Absolutely a bonafide 10!