Move Up To Chrysler

Move Up To Chrysler - 1960s 16mm TV Commercial Features a 1960s TV commercial for Chrysler, emphasizing the beauty and comfort of their cars. It invites viewers to visit Chrysler dealers and experience the youthful and enjoyable driving experience that Chrysler offers. Keywords Chrysler, 1960s, TV commercial, car advertisement, automotive, comfort, youthful, dealership, driving experience, nostalgia This channel is not monetized. If you like what you see here and would like to help me continue sharing cool stuff on my channel, please consider making a donation via Venmo @Pea-Hicks. My found films are generally available for use in your video projects. For non-commercial use, I simply require a credit and a link back to the original video on my YouTube channel. For commercial use, we can discuss an appropriate licensing fee based on your budget. In either case, please email me at phix@optigan.com with your project proposal. 16mm film, scanned with a Moviestuff RetroScan Universal. Optical sound processed with AEO-Light. Grain reduction by Neat Video. Could do better with the color restoration, but the original was heavily shifted to red.

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Move Up To Chrysler - 1960s 16mm TV Commercial

Features a 1960s TV commercial for Chrysler, emphasizing the beauty and comfort of their cars. It invites viewers to visit Chrysler dealers and experience the youthful and enjoyable driving experience that Chrysler offers.

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Chrysler, 1960s, TV commercial, car advertisement, automotive, comfort, youthful, dealership, driving experience, nostalgia

This channel is not monetized. If you like what you see here and would like to help me continue sharing cool stuff on my channel, please consider making a donation via Venmo @Pea-Hicks. My found films are generally available for use in your video projects. For non-commercial use, I simply require a credit and a link back to the original video on my YouTube channel. For commercial use, we can discuss an appropriate licensing fee based on your budget. In either case, please email me at phix@optigan.com with your project proposal. 16mm film, scanned with a Moviestuff RetroScan Universal. Optical sound processed with AEO-Light. Grain reduction by Neat Video. Could do better with the color restoration, but the original was heavily shifted to red.

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