Dodge Rebellion 1967 Commercials with Pamela Austin

[@xx-vq7pw]

Enjoyed the Dodge commercials. They were informative and entertaining. I remember Pam Austin but not the car so much.

[@petestaint8312]

That's why Dodge got rid of her. She was more memorable than the cars! 😄

[@LeSiZmOr]

Can watch this stuff all day long. Love older mopar. I'm a fanatic with vintage tv ads! Good stuff!

[@petestaint8312]

Dodge was killing it with their car designs. 👍

[@allenjones3130]

With all due respect to the lovely and talented Ms. Pamela Austin, the Dodge Rebellion certainly didn't want me. I was just nine years old at the time these ads aired.

[@crystalanamericaninsicily]

Pamela Austin went to to TV shows and Movies!!

[@melanyuxart6153]

I dont know, but this actress it's so cute haha 💕. And the commerciarls are so amazing!!

[@prepostmodern1032]

Pamela is so cute.

[@dr.brinebasterd8982]

Clean, long thin lines, no unessessary markings added to the body.....and the car looks good too.

[@mrb4886]

Exactly

[@salvadporjesus230887]

Siempre he sido fan de la Familia Dodge y Chrysler

[@AnthonyWilliams-li5mz]

I wish I had a time machine

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

Don't need one with KZbin!

[@shannon8315]

That's actually a good commercial 👏.

[@lindaeasley5606]

This was a clever , entertaining marketing campaign by Dodge

[@lancelotlink3907]

Pamela Austin was in that Elvis movie. A real cutie pie. Glad she was a Mopar gal.

[@jlovebirch]

Interesting how all of her '67 Dodge ads are cliffhanger damsel-in-distress scenarios. Wonder if this had something to do with her "Perils of Pauline" film, also from 1967.

[@hamburger2442]

Yes.

[@George50809]

Maybe, thanks.

[@fromthesidelines]

That was an unsold pilot for a TV series. She did THREE of them (the other two were brief "demo reels")- and yet it never became a series.

[@markk9458]

The producers did end up putting the pilot and the unaired episodes together and then put it out as a theatrical feature film.

[@Mark-yy2py]

Beautiful girl, beautiful cars. ☺️

[@CJColvin]

Those are some neat Dodge commercials, and Pamela Austin looks so dog gone cute and even cutier with her brown sweater on top.

[@jmen4ever]

Number 12 looks just like you.

[@jlovebirch]

Good one. (She looks like a Kissin' Cousin to me.) I wonder how many people will get these inside jokes.

[@markg7030]

+ Twilight Zone.

[@roman14032]

+jmen4ever dont forget evil roy slade stuby index finger

[@zimjun7]

I just finished watching that one. Number 12 Looks Just Like You.Been quite a while since I saw that one.

[@1158scott]

She was number 8, Suzy Parker was number 12.

[@Mattcai2004]

2:02 was this one actually filmed underwater?

[@GaryW48]

No. I am sure it wasn't just special effects.

[@Mattcai2004]

@@GaryW48 "It wasn't just special effects"? So was it filmed underwater or not?

[@GaryW48]

@@Mattcai2004 Special Effects only

[@GaryW48]

@@Mattcai2004 it was not filmed underwater.

[@matthewbulger4080]

Is It True Most Of These Dodge Ads Where From The Bob Hope Specials?

[@fromthesidelines]

They aired wherever Chrysler placed Dodge commercials at the time- including "BOB HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRYSLER THEATRE".

[@Avatar610]

Is that Eddie Anderson doing the voiceover?

[@fromthesidelines]

ERNIE Anderson, you mean. Nope- I believe Jack Narz was the announcer in the last four.

[@George50809]

I think it was Peter Graves.

[@douglasstark1657]

When "Mannix" left Interpol (he had a George Barris Toronado convertible the 1st season!) and got his private investigator's license, he drove a Dart convertible just like the one in the ad. I recall in one episode, Bad Guy Darrin McGavin made him drain all of the water from the radiator to crack the block & strand him in the desert. Geez, Darrin - just KILL him & spare that beautiful Dart!

[@GaryW48]

WHAT!!! And the series would had ended then??? Thanks for the laugh Douglas!

[@artpalombo4126]

The silver looks like it pops more than today's full , cheap looking silver color on most cars today

[@rodneymcgiveron]

Sweeter , kinder times eh.....

[@geraldomachado9697]

A América que eu sonhei, destruída pelo politicamente correto.