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Old Commercials on Radio 70's & 80's
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Darwin W. Kurtz View Drop Down
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    Posted: 15 Apr 2023 at 7:09pm
Anyone remember the radio spots that ran "This is Joe Garagiola for Allis chalmers"
from the time when I was growing up? 70's- 80's

I know this isn't a red forum but there was a little song in an International Commercial about the time IH was ready to go bankrupt

It went something like :    In the field and out over the road, International will be there to carry your load


Anyone remember this one?
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Oh Yeah!!  Got converted a few years later to "Too fast for the Field Too Slow for the Road, GO International, If fails to Run, Paint It red, still does not Run Chrome It!  GO International!!!!

Can remember all the GM Ads, as were trying to out market Ford, Chrysler/Dodge/Plymouth was hiding then as both were beating on them and American Motors.
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