They don't come any better than this. You California boys who were there in the 1960s and 1970s will remember Ralph Williams.



L.W.

LOL, I didn't hear the word damn in 1968.

That was great - truth in advertising!

Nice !

Used car industry lore.

Cal Worthington, Chick Lambert, Ralph Williams and Spot.

Worth looking up if your into that sort of thing.

How would that have been allowed on TV back then??

Go see Cal.

Get-ur-done Sales.

He could sell ice to people in Montana in January lol

uh, wut?

Ol, Cal Worthington. His grandson sold his dealerships in Alaska to Kendall about a year after Cal died.

I remember Art Grindle in Dallas jumping up and down on cars.

"I want to sell you a car!!!!!!!!"

Damn Chris, it's a joke

Your mother's a whore! Now, let's make a deal!

That was a joke spot, but spot on. Hilarious.

Cal was sued for faults advertising because his dog spot was never a dog and he was forced to change his advertising

Dam Bastids could not beat him so they stopped him in court
The guy did not have much of an education ether but boy could he sale cars.
They were great commercials because you never knew what he was going bring out as his dog spot

How about the guy I think called Dick balsh or something.

Cal was great.