Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

"Imported from Detroit" what that breaks down to

"a Canadian car, a Mexican engine, a Brooklyn rapper and a song sample from Tennessee"

Automobile Magazine Jan 2012 issue, page 12

Saturday, January 14, 2012

On the 100th anniversary of Chevrolet, a look at it's roots, it's first dealership, and the town where that dealership has been a part of the community for 94 years



Episode One: Bridgeville | Welcome to Bridgeville | The Road We're On | Chevy Centennial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WtX-Cp_w2I  this is in 1080 res, high def, full screen if you select the settings on the bottom of the video

each video is about 2 minutes long

Thanks to Jeffers High grad Dan at Big Fuel Communications for letting me know about this video, episode one, and the rest of the series that follows you can see by clicking on the episode at the end of each one you've watched

Episode 2: The Colussys
Dating back to 1918, the Colussy family owns and operates the oldest Chevy dealership in the United States
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPnOmoijfoI&feature=relmfu



Episode 3: Half Mile of Dirt
24 year old driver Jared Miley carries on the traditions and breaks new ground with his family-run race team
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZEg2kNCcds&feature=relmfu

Episode 4: Steel Roots
Lisa Baer, a 4th generation steel contractor, tells the story of taking over a family business and the importance of keeping businesses local
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqAJD04hEvY&feature=relmfu

Episode 5: History of Bridgeville
The story of how Bridgeville, PA came to be what it is today and what it will be tomorrow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBvaMMUU_kk&feature=relmfu

Episode 6: The Road Ahead
What does the future of mobility hold for a small town in America?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoXAteTr14M&feature=relmfu

Episode 7: Sarasnick's
The story of the Sarasnick's and how they helped build their family-run business helped build their community.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T41CVhx1k2Q

Episode 8: Me & My Chevy
A look at local car clubs and profiles of vintage auto enthusiasts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YcdiQwIeTA&feature=related

Monday, December 12, 2011

The Retro Mopar Muscle issue is on the magazine store racks, here's a quick look




 They've got the full story how this 1969 Barracuda, 340, 4 speed but upgraded to a 440 for drag racing and painted in the early 70's came to keep it's cool paint and get out of the barn it was stored in
Yup, it's worth the 6 bucks

Friday, November 25, 2011

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Awesome retro cool stuff from Farbror Sid (Uncle Sid)

 Man, this is too much... it doesn't have any mention that it's just a Ford, with the Cobra package, it calls it a Shelby. PLease correct me, if I'm wrong, but Shelby doesn't appear anywhere on a 1969 Cobra Torino, does it?



 they are leaning on a Volve 1800
this Charger photo was titled moonlight, and maybe that is the deal, but it's a cool photo no matter how they lit the scene

one incredible find after another on http://farbror-sid.se/ 

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Great advertising theme... from father to son, Chevy runs deep (son searches for 5 years to find his dad's Impala SS, and gives it to his dad)


Short tv commercial above, full length story below of finding the car after looking across 6 states and Canada below... worth watching the full thing!


And the father and sons were at the LA Auto Show by invitation of Chevrolet, with the 65 Impala SS http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/11/18/herb-younger-and-his-1965-impala-ss-396-make-appearance-at-the-l-a-auto-show/

I didn't know it, but about a week ago Dan at Hemmings posted all about this http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2011/11/09/chevrolet-at-100-pulling-on-your-heartstrings/
I just watched the commercial on tv and had to add this to my blog... great bloggers think alike



The first commercial reminded me of the video I posted years ago about a son who delivers a car to his dad at work

the little old lady from Pasadena was endorsing Wheelie Bars from Whamo for Stingray bikes for kids


found on  http://acesdeluxe.blogspot.com/

Jeff had one of the funniest comments I've read lately: " Helmet schmelmet...we cracked our heads on the pavement and WE LIKED IT THAT WAY! "

Friday, October 21, 2011

Good advertising phrase Cadillac is now using

It's one thing to hug corners, It's another to leave them weak in the knees

Found in the Nov 2011 Automobile magazine.

Slogans of Cadillac advertisements

"You Can Kill a Horse but not a Cadillac (1905)"
"Every Cadillac is a Dewar Trophy" (1911)
"Cadillac Shows the World ...how truly magnificent a motor car can be!" (1937)
"It's a "Who's Who" of the Highway!" (1952)
"More Eloquent Than Words!" (1952)
"Those who want the finest want - the Standard of the World!" (1953)
"Cadillac car is one of the soundest investments in the automotive world!" (1953)
"They'll Take The Cadillac Tonight!" (1955)
"It Gives a Man a New Outlook... Cadillac" (1957)
"Finest Expression of Motordom's Highest Ideal!" (1957)
"Magnificent Beyond All Expectations! - Cadillac" (1957)
"A New Realm of Motoring Majesty! - The 1959 Cadillac"
"Cadillac - a new measure of automotive supremacy." (1959)
"Cadillac ... the new measurement of greatness" (1959)
"Cadillac ... universal symbol of excellence" (1959)
"Cadillac ...World's Best Synonym for Quality!" (1959)
found on http://www.car-nection.com/ccof/caddy5.htm

Evolution of the Chevy bowtie logo

found in the Nov 2011 Automobile magazine

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