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A selection of period cinema adverts for the 1100/1300.
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This advert was filmed in 1965 in New South Wales, Australia. It was
intended for the Australian market and shows some very cool cinematic effects. it amazes
me, just how convincing these effects look even today.
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... a film about a car. Cheesy cinema film, supposedly depicting a team
of people making a film. But, surely there were a team people making a film, about the
people, making a film about a car? I'm confused...
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Just like on the front of the brochure. The line drawings showing how the engine
turned transverse allows more rom for passengers, and their luggage.
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Whether this is best way to show off a new car is a question commonly
raised. Some shots clearly show a vehicle with a damaged front bumper landing panel,
and I'm not so sure the car is undamaged...
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Greece is the location for this particular advert. Whether the
AA badge would still valid out there is another matter. Some fantastic views of
the Greek countryside.
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A shorter version of "These people are making a film".
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If you're planning to restore your ADO16, I wouldn't recommend using this video as a basis for colours... the engine and suspension were not Red and Yellow!
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