Let's Make A Deal 1975 | Monty Hall | $10,000 Savings Bond | Datsun 710 Hardtop & Wagon | Fam LMAD

[@NEPatriot]

What I love about these late 1974-75 episodes (including seeing them on The Family Channel [FreeForm] was the little sneak preview of an upcoming deal at the top of the show. I saw one a few weeks ago on this channel where Jay Stewart did a sneak peek involving a box of rice and gravy from the company then called Uncle Ben's...knowing of course that when you have a grocery item, you hide some green stuff in it...and I don't mean lettuce!

[@mlubiarz]

Don't forget back in 1973 a woman held onto a Let's Make A Deal claim check during the entire show. When Monty asked if she wanted to trade it in for a door she agreed to do so. Low and behold what she gave up was the big deal worth $9,599.00! A Buick Electra 225 and $3,000.00 in cash she held onto the whole time! She didn't win the big deal but won linens and towels, a car stereo and portable stereo and 7 kitchen appliances worth over $3,000.00

[@zachhoran]

That was certainly the biggest amount risked for the Big Deal up to that point, until a $10K fur coat was risked on the 1986 episode with Jay and Carol making cameos. The person risking the fur coat didn't get the Big Deal

[@kenyattasimpson8468]

I'd withhold from the husband for a month after giving up that bond 😂😂😂

[@mlubiarz]

I'm surprised that Monty didn't tell her "Pick a door and don't ask your husband for advice " like a woman sid back in 1970 giving up $4,500.00 in a box of candy. She chose the door on her own, winning 4 tires, a travel trailer, and $350 in gas. She redeemed herself by winning over $5,000 in prizes!