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1986 Wheel Horse TV Advertising.

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adsm08

Haha, that came out the same year I was born.

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kpinnc
4 hours ago, adsm08 said:

Haha, that came out the same year I was born.

 

No need to make us all feel old...

 

I have shoes older than you. :P

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Treepep

Members are better at paint than that video.. just saying

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8ntruck
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The Jeep Gladiator pick up in the zero turn segment is an AMC ad built into the Wheel Horse ad.  Makes sense,  'cause AMC owned Wheel Horse at that time.

 

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Got to make a correction here.  The commercial being produced in the 80's probably make the Jeep pick up a J10 rather than a Gladiator.  I'm thinking that the Gladiator name for the pick up went away around 1970.

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c-series don

@8ntruck Ha! I didn’t even think about that, but you are certainly right!! Good call! 

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SylvanLakeWH

Product placement... old trick in advertising, movies, tv...

 

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Musta had 15 Dr Peppers...

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adsm08
42 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Product placement... old trick in advertising, movies, tv...

 

image.jpeg.b46f532b788a43bb16e3767a29b7138d.jpeg

 

Musta had 15 Dr Peppers...

 

 

Is that why every TV show and movie in the 80s snuck a Bronco II in somewhere?

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wh500special

Anybody else notice the lever steer tractor at the 2 minute mark looks a lot like a Gibson 😊 

 

Steve

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wh500special

Also, at the 28 minute mark you’ll see the vertical shaft Briggs on the unmentioned model 5018 morph into a Kohler M18 horizontal shaft.  
 

I’ve never seen the 5018 in person.  Have long wondered if they actually made it.  The model in most of the zero turn footage looks like the former but is labeled the latter. 
 

I think these were the videos that played on a loop on the tv on the counter at the dealerships.

Fun stuff. 

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