The 10 or so years between us were some of the best this country ever had.
Given the ad's in color, I'm guessing it aired after Bonanza moved to Dinah Shore's old spot on Sundays nights in the very early 60s (no hippies, no sex revolution, no I Hate America, no slob culture) between The Comancheros and McLintock!. Chevy owned the 9 - 10 slot back then.
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An Indian giving direction. A happy family with no transgender or gay kids. A mother and a father. No seatbelts. Stopping a bridge to have a picnic.
The government and the liberals would put you in a reeducation camp for that.
I had a friend who had that car.
About twenty of us would pile in and drive to Bay Ridge to go to the movies. Or to Jones Beach.
It was an innocent time.
The 10 or so years between us were some of the best this country ever had.
Given the ad's in color, I'm guessing it aired after Bonanza moved to Dinah Shore's old spot on Sundays nights in the very early 60s (no hippies, no sex revolution, no I Hate America, no slob culture) between The Comancheros and McLintock!. Chevy owned the 9 - 10 slot back then.
You'd have loved it.
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