Very moving General Motors Campaign.. Chevy does run Deep.
 

I am not sure if this is posted, but I thought it deserved to be seen.. I venture to say that the cars of today, probably wouldnt get this sort of sentiment...

Very cool story....and "The Magic of the Internet"!

sheesh, I almost got choked up when the dad did.

That's awesome! Thanks for posting.

I did.

I have been trying to find my Dad's old 71 Plymouth Fury for years and this is the video I want to recreate.

Thanks for posting.

I know they feel I have looking for my first car a 1968 butternut yellow chevyII nova.It's prob.a drag car some where w/no reg.or tag.Very Cool.thanks for posting.:thumbsup:

wow...very cool....i was about as happy as dad was getting her back!:thumbsup:

I've been trying to find my sisters old 65 Impala SS for years. I used to see it all the time in San Francisco but haven't seen it in about 6 years. Great video. Id like to know what website he used. Does anyone know if you can track a car from an old license plate.

Thats awesome. Made me feel like I was part of the moment. Very, very cool.

That was awesome:thumbsup:

I've seen a shortened version on TV several times. Every time it's on I stop and watch it through. Love it!

GM built cars that people truly loved. You don't see people doing something like this for a Toyota.

Mike

Great story, thank you very much. :thumbsup:

And that's the reason I am so thankful that I have been able to keep my car. My parents bought it new in 67, and gave it to me for my 16th birthday.

That just gave me chills , so cool :thumbsup: . I'm glad we still have the 66 nova SS my dad has had since it was a year old.
BB

I saw that on TV once. Thanks for posting the full version. I am going to foward the link to my son. Maybe he will take the hint and find my first new car, a '69 SS 396 El Camino, black on black with the 375 HP and 4 speed.

Man if you don't like that I don't know what to say. What a blessed man to have son's who can and will do that for him.