San Bruno Car Dealer Commercial outtake, circa 1960's

UPDATE April 2013:
The dealership is Ralph Williams, and he ended up in LA shortly after this.... apparently Johnny Carson would make fun of him on the tonight show.
The pitch man was a gent named Chick Lambert, and I have absolutely no idea what happened to him.
Anyone with info, post away. =)
Not sure where I found this, but for San Francisco locals. and others, this car dealer commercial might ring a bell, or just make you laugh heartily. This guy is "Mad Men" wasted, I believe? Drunk and maintaining incredibly well. Cheers.

[@steveeq775]

The most honest commercial ever!

[@neophobicnyctophile8264]

Liked for the person laughing their ass off in the background!

[@91cecil]

I keep this on hand so I can get a good laugh now and then. Funniest video ever.

[@GAIJINMAN]

During the late 60s, most television programs and commercials Were live. There were no "pre-recorded" programs. This is no blooper! This guy was just very upset with his boss He quit right after this commercial . And told it like he thought it was. What a great job of ad-libbing. He never misses a beat while, if you listen carefully, you'll hear the cameraman and soundman lose it. The commercial got on the air, but only once!

[@markhenry7768]

Imagine the hand cramps! :-)

[@Pontiac65Cat]

Mark so you were there? That's how you know for sure it's an outtake? I forgot people that comment on KZbin know everything.

[@greenninja5150]

Did you even listen to the guy?

[@NotATube]

Did the people involved in this later go on to found "Big Bill Hell's"? (^_^)

[@dpaulku]

Sounded like Firesign Theatre ripped this huckster off. "Come on down to Ralph Spoilsport Motors in East Amoral Junction. Let's just take a look at the extras on this beautiful car..."kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3nXgZqci8yaZq8

[@Lizzard158]

Always get a laff outta this one. Guy deserves salesman of the century. I’d buy a car from him. !!!

[@edwardmiessner6502]

That is the *rudest* commercial! 😝

[@markhenry7768]

This is patently not true. Advertising certainly was taped in the 60s. This is not a pre-recorded 'program', it's a commercial spot. This is an outtake of a guy fooling around. I suppose you think all the cartoon spots that aired were hand drawn live, too.

[@nillabeatsamples5292]

Look it up, even if you were around back then I think you’d be suprised at how much stuff was live, recording equipment was very very expensive so a lot people just doing ads would do it live. The reporter in this video was getting fired so he did this last commercial as a fuck you to his boss, the big bald headed prick 😂