Reacting to car commercials from the 1960s!

[@DR-mq1vn]

Arte Johnson in the Mustang commercial saying, "Very Interesting" is a character from a popular show back then called "Laugh In".

[@joanmurphy2316]

Yep! He would say, "Very interesting, but stupid!" He'd also ride that tricycle and fall over on it. Loved Laugh-In.

[@ebashford5334]

Also the ad was based on the Laugh In segment in which various members of the cast would make rapid fire one liner jokes after popping out from little doors.

[@markeast9221]

Yes I remember it well !

[@Lia2222]

I thought it was the guy from M.A.S.H. so thanks for that

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

😂 brought back Laugh in memories!

[@tbascoebuzz4782]

What’s funny is how Typa Dudes are reading sexual innuendo in some commercials. That never entered the minds of those of us who originally saw these commercials first hand in the ‘60’s. It was clean…

[@johnstanowski9489]

The Nazi guy in the helmet was from a variety show called Laugh-In. That's also where the idea of people appearing behind doors came from. At the time, everyone knew who he was.

[@markeast9221]

Yes I remember it well !

[@markmartineau1015]

The man playing a German was Arty Johnson from Laugh In. My first car was a 2 door Impala 350cc

[@gregbrown7498]

We had a '66 Galaxie. I was born in '69 and remember it until we got a '75 Olds station wagon. Great years growing up then!

[@LillyLillyLillyLillyLillyLilly]

I remember riding in the back of a pickup truck to go to a night swim at the pool club; which was just fantastic! The other great thing was riding backwards in the last row of seating in the station wagon..

[@greendragonpublishing]

The 69 Mustang commercial was a riff off a comedy sketch show at the time, Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in. They had comedians opening windows in the wall to tell jokes to each other, and the character with the accent and glasses is the same actor as in that show, doing that character.

[@Anton-ss1in]

The part they don't tell you is the Price as all cars in the 60"s were $1.00 per pound so a new mustang was $ 1994

[@420johnas]

The white Pontiac they were showing was a GTO. You can see the GTO letters on the lower part of the rear fender by the bumper.

[@joanmurphy2316]

"The door is ajar" is what the car would say! My first car was a 75 Mustang, then I got a 78 Camero next!

[@charliemac64]

You take the dog, I'll take the Galaxie 500...

[@JazzyBabe56]

the Camaro that was featured in that commerical, sits in a garage in a town 3 hours from me, the woman who owns it refuses to sell it - it was her first car and she loves it - I had a '78 Camaro, 4 on the floor Rally Sport -- best times of my life were in that car then I got married and bye bye car....

[@donnadoolittle60]

My brother had the green '65 mustang with white interior when he was 18. It wasn't new though, he got it used in '73. I loved that car!

[@morganm9040]

And every car sold then came with complimentary ashtrays and cigarette lighters. The high-end cars had ashtrays under every passenger door and some with lighters.

[@edschultheis9537]

And I can't think of a single car that had even a single cup holder in the 60s.

[@mindigd]

A 65 GTO is my dream car! I currently have a 66 Bonneville ragtop and it's beautiful. Guess I'm a Pontiac girl thru and thru.

[@sopdox]

The 2nd Mustang commercial was set at the World’s Fair. It was a country’s showcase of the best of the best. The World’s Fair would go from country to country and would last 6 months at each location. The last time it was held in the USA was in 1964 just 5 miles from where I live. Too bad I wasn’t born yet.

[@shyphyre]

That commercial also aired two years before the Camaro commercial, in response to the comment about ford commercials being stuck in the 50's. The Ford Mustang debuted in the spring of 64. The 67 Camaro debuted 2 years later during the fall of 66. Styles and fashion changed fast during those two years, it not during the entire decade.

[@sharolyndunham9707]

Yes! The 1964 New York world fair , my grandma went!!!

[@shyphyre]

@@sharolyndunham9707 My parents went to the worlds fair too.

[@lisahumphries3898]

I miss the large, bench seats in the front. You could easily scoot over and get out on either side. I remember when I was about 2 yrs. old standing up in the front seat while my dad drove. I’d lean on him and wedge myself behind his right shoulder while he drove.

[@markeast9221]

I was Pinned into a driver seat T -Boned with a Center Console ! Had to be Cut out of the car before it caught fire ! I swore I would never own a car that didnt have a Bench seat to slide out of the Passanger side ! No mo center consoles for me !

[@thbailey52]

So funny, Hollywood - we are in the process of buying that exact car 🚗 Not at the original price (about $2600 for a 1965 Mustang fastback!) , for sure! 😆 …(and there were blacks in lots of shows and commercials in the 60s 😊 )

[@TypaHollywood]

Daaaang I’m jealous!!

[@paulgutman-o2c]

Hi, Joe, DT, and Holly! Paul here. Definitely nothing puritanical or prudish about these car commercials. LOL! I'm actually not quite old enough to remember these commercials well, but I do remember them somewhat. (I remember 70s stuff more clearly.) Good to see you guys again. My only regret is that I didn't catch it in time to see it live.:) Keep those videos coming! (Nope, no sexual inuendos here.:) But, all joking aside...) You guys are a cool bunch.

[@69zenos1]

the car in BULLIT was not a mustang. It was a Shelby.

[@thequietrevolution3404]

The Chevrolet *Camero* commercial was of course inspired by the *Godzilla* movies. At the time *Godzilla* was king of the *Atomic Age* monsters. My second car was a '72 *Chevy Malibu* with bench seats and a vinyl top. And yes, it had an 8-Track tape player with AM/FM radio. It was made from TRUE TUNGSTEN STEEL and almost as indestructible as an Army tank.

[@markeast9221]

Yes really well built cars !

[@markeast9221]

Yes I remember it well !

[@LillyLillyLillyLillyLillyLilly]

I just turned 59 and I can remember as a little girl that that’s what we did on Sunday afternoon was we went out for a ride in the car and we would be gone for a couple hours but that was your entertainment. It was especially so when my daddy got a 1965 Cadillac. From there he went on a Cadillac Eldorado, and it was one of the sports models that had the weird kind of derrière on the back end, but boy that thing could travel, and it did especially well in the snow.

[@scottmessenger8639]

Thanks for the reaction! I was a kid in the 60s and I remember all of these plus many more of course! You should check out the 60s cigarette commercials, very funny looking back from now! Keep up the great work!

[@kenhoyer8601]

Back when cars looked like cars not jelly beans. Every car was distinct , you new a Chevy from a Ford. Now you can't tell from a Honda and BMW.

[@christina9841]

I am not a car person and these are before my time, but I thorougly enjoyed this.. I had a friend with a Camero in the 90's he LOVVEEDD that car and even as a non car person, it was super cool. I've always been partial for Datsun hatch backs. Lol

[@Lensmaster1]

This was a good video to watch because they showed the entire commercials. Do your best to find videos like this because the ones with only a few seconds of commercials doesn't give you a feel for what they look like to the people watching them.

[@timmccoy4875]

I had a 1968 Camaro - so-- It is my dream car.

[@gmunden1]

The actors popping out of the doors in the wall is part of a "Laugh-In" skit starring an ensemble of actors and comedians from Artie Johnson, Paul Lynde to Goldie Hawn. The show was called "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In." You should respond to the show.

[@hvaper7855]

Take another look at the Pontiac ad for 65, I believe the convertible was a GTO.

[@jameskirschling7887]

Wow, this brought back memories. I was born in '59 so I remember some of these cars. My dream car is the '68 Dodge Charger. A friend of mine had one when I was fourteen and I loved that car it was the same green color as the Mustang in Bullit

[@jessicalee7119]

The 60's was the decade of great body styles. I Love that GTO as well! The guys in my neighborhood had the best cars! 1967 GTO, 1969 Chevy Chevelle SS, Camaro, Firebird, Mustang, 1969 Dodge Charger. My brother had a 69 Mach One Mustang ~ w/ an 8 track player! lol. Loved all those muscle cars, still do. The 1960's Lincoln Continental w/the "suicide doors" was the classiest car on the road.

[@markeast9221]

Dont leave out the GTX , and the AMC , Road Runners , And CUDA's !

[@markeast9221]

Oh yea and CORVETTES !

[@jessicalee7119]

@@markeast9221 ~ it's funny, I Love the body style of a corvette but don't like riding in them. It triggers my claustrophobia! I discovered this on a road trip to Wisconsin. It was a Very Long ride. lol.

[@brianjones8751]

The Mustang's and Camaro's may have been chick magnets but the back seats were so small that they qualified as a birth control device 😂

[@cannon555551]

Steve Mcqueen, the King of Cool!!!

[@dawnsmith3278]

Steve McClain played on Wanted. I remember dad and I watching it.

[@mikematusek4233]

At the time, big money was about $12k a year. A lot of those cares were under $4K, even Cadillac were about $8K Those in front Were muscle cares.

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I grew up with all those cars but i have to say i was impressed with the chandelier in the garage . I may have to go shopping

[@markeast9221]

I am 70 years young ! I owned most of those cars ! The best part was the LOW LOW Prices then ! Most were $6000.00 New Mustangs ! To a high of maybe 10 or 12 K for Luxury Cars . Now they are worth 10's of Thousands ! $$$$$$$$$ New cars SUCK and cost as much as a House would be back then ! I drive a 1999 Lincoln Towncar and love it ! You couldnt Give me a NEW CAR of TODAY ! All Junk ! Made of CHEAP Materials ! To many sensors and to Complicated to work on ! They all look the same to me ! Not just Cars but EVERYTHING ELSE IN LIFE WAS WONDERFUL BACK THEN ! PEOPLE , MUSIC , TV , ECT .!

[@TheMrSlartibartfast]

Yep, I thought the GTO was at the top of the food chain.

[@ginarobinson4483]

The Dodge Charger was featured in Bullitt it was driven by the bad guys and we know what happens to them.😅😂

[@timfitzgerald3994]

When i worked in the service dept for Nissan in the early 80s we used to leave both front doors ajar and the parking brake set on first click then drive around the parking lot to hear the voice warning have a meltdown switching from one warning to another! Also rumor had it that when Chrysler added there voice warning it was a man's voice used so it wouldn't sound like a woman nagging!!!

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Look for commercials from this guy (Osborn Tramaine). He has a number of them.

[@toastnjam7384]

I was hoping for one of the funny classic Dodge commercials with the southern sheriff.

[@grandmapenny3588]

The guy you didn't understand lol Was from the famous comedy show " laugh in" he was always on and it's where goldie Hawn ( Kate hudsons mom lol) Got her start. You should do an episode on those, it was hilarious 😂

[@eph2vv89only1way]

They bragged about bucket seats because they were new. Prior to that every car had bench seats and the idea of each person in the front having their own seat was considered a luxury

[@michaeltipton5500]

I did have a 66 Ford Mustang back in the day.

[@markeast9221]

AND LETS NOT FORGET THAT GAS WAS 30 CENTS A GALLON ! You get 2 or 3 Dollars worth !

[@davidrahrer]

The joke wall was a copy of Laugh In, which would be a great reaction episode for you.

[@davidbowles4457]

Back in those days an automatic transmission was an extra

[@dannygaines1352]

Those cars had "Hank Gast" strength!

[@dinobird64]

It's funny how you say "pretty sexual for the 60s"---things were "presented" cleanly back then that had a sexual tone that was well understood. In some ways we can no longer get away with what passed then...

[@GothGuy885]

I grew up in the 60's / 70's, and there were some really Sexy cars back then. Now ,Ehhhh.. except when you get up into the really expensive sports cars.

[@jodieschossow6497]

There was definitely a GTO! You missed it!

[@darleneshriver3270]

68 Camero is my favorite

[@ginarobinson4483]

If you like horror movies check out Steve McQueen in The Blob, he is the hero of the movie.

[@karenlkvm]

Paul Revere and the Raiders did commercials for GTO - kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5KXgJqMbNx6ftUsi=mFT4xLC3ju0T-DqG

[@Vendrix86]

more bill burr reactions please - would be hilarious to see her reactions to him~ also, there seems to an echo or double audio in your vids. Might wanna check the input.

[@vickir4526]

GTO fan here 👍

[@mick8888V]

Had a 1965 1/2 Mustang

[@edwardtraylor3984]

Why don't you do a reaction show to The 3 Stooges

[@nukelaloosh4795]

do you know what pontiac stands for?

[@sastsk169]

1968 GTO, yes please 😎

[@andrewcolicchio766]

wrong,! they showed that 1965-67 GTO. I know, I like 68'-69'!

[@annettevega3141]

1968 Riviera dropped lowrider

[@williamrapp8243]

There is a 65 GTO at 8:18. Better than Camaro.

[@joeynail6049]

Plymouth Duster

[@annettevega3141]

🎥 in san francisco ,ca

[@davidbowles4457]

Nascar raise the terrino that year

[@cobyhearns4667]

Great reaction! Can yall react to Sister Sister the best of lisa landry?

[@JosephSignore-hz9np]

I don’t think 65 had fast back holly

[@normanbrunhammer9825]

I had a sixty eight g t o

[@kurtkish6970]

What's with the reverb//////!?

[@stanleymasterson1135]

You need to get the echo out of the videos you're showing. It happens with most of them

[@GayleSeastrand-us8jl]

Go to the 70s if you want to see the real muscle cars.

[@anthonywroblewski1802]

Hey big Joe.

[@typadudes]

Whats up! - Joe

[@anthonywroblewski1802]

Lived on Capitol Hill for 20 years. I dig your vibe.

[@anthonywroblewski1802]

I would love to see typadudes Hit the gritty Seattle streets for some content.

[@typadudes]

Oh wow! I think eventually we want to do that! - Joe

[@lisahumphries3898]

I enjoy your videos, but this one and the last one you uploaded have a loud echo when you play your reaction video.

[@typadudes]

Yeah I know. Sorry about that. Not sure what happened.