Where are those TV commercials?

I don't ever remember seeing even a "cameo" of the car in the background of a commercial.

One was driven by Linda Day George in the "TV Movie", "The Immortal".

I think that was 'Rick' Nelson's as well as the Lime Green 68 Shelby GT500 that Christopher George drove.

But as far as a "Commercial"? Not that I was ever aware of, no.

I recall an early 70's Lincoln Mercury commercial that very quickly featured a Capri as well as an even quicker look at a Pantera.
The beginning scene featured a dock worker beside a ship with an unloading ramp in the background, and as a Capri drove down the ramp he pointed to his left and shouted "Capri! over there!" and as it rolled out of sight a Pantera followed, and he pointed to his right and shouted "Pantera! over there!"
The scene then quickly changed into a spiel about how Lincoln Mercury had "lots" of imports, finishing of course with the (growling) sign of the cat. Does anyone/someone else (please!) remember this commercial?
Like a lot of things, I have no idea how/where to find it now 40 years on.......

Wow, where was I? Sorry...can't say that I remember it? Maybe I just don't remember the Pantera in it? Seems like another lifetime ago?

How about this corny POS??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc2t2JJdkc4

Ron

Maybe this was more intended for the actual dealers, don't know whether it was ever shown on TV.
Dealer video

Great video but the music is nearly unbearable...

a few years ago i rented the studios a blue pantera that they used for a VW commercial.i saw it on tv several times, mike mayberry....

Here in Denmark we didn't have TV commercials when I was young, verboten! So I've seen very few of the old ones. Two I remember (NPC) are:
1. A 70 Barracuda commercial where the new model (looking very different from the previous) were met several times with the comment: "What IS it?!?".
2. Mid 80s, Buick tried to build a world beater, maybe it was a LeSabre. And the very entertaining commercial showed how it arrived via a cargo plane to Germany and Japan and one place more I don't remember. And the point was that the local car manufacturers were in the airport to see this new car, and they always looked scared, angry, concerned, because they could see this Buick would steal their customers Never even remotely happened of course.

Buick is the largest import into China. Trying to figure out what that means the Chinese want to be like? What a strange place it must be?

China is a strange place. World's longest wall and not a single cash machine...

There is a factory that makes the Chinese Buicks in China. Even though it is a GM plant, the Chinese Buicks are not the same as what you would buy in the USA. The safety standards in China are not near as strong as here in the U.S. and the cars reflect that.
Anyhow, if you have ever driven on a Chinese road, I doubt the cars will survive long enough to be a problem.