From Yankee Stadium in New York, the fourth game of the 1960 World Series,

the Pittsburgh Pirates versus the New York Yankees,

brought to you today by General Motors and by the Gillette's Safety Razor Company.

Value and choice from GM.

Oh, come on in, friends. My name's Len Stokes. I've got more value for you. More cars to choose from, too. Boy, your name? Uh, Frank Buxton. Well, my boy, do you know that for 1961, chances are you'll find your new car at GM? But I've always bought my car. Glad, that's a 60 wonderful Chevrolet. And right next to it is a new-sized Chevrolet, the economical rear-engine Corv Air. That looks like it. Sixty-one Pontiac. It's all Pontiac on a wide, wide track. And you know, now there's going to be a new-sized pottyac, the Tampest, America's first front-engine, rear-transmission car. Hey, that's a hot one. While we're talking hot. There's a 61 Oldsmobile, the action line in performance and design. And there's a brand new size Oldsmobile, the F85, the hot new number in the low price field. It's kind of hard for a guy to make up his mind, you know. Oh, I'm not finished. Here's Buick for 61. As fine, as new as you can go.

And here's a new size, Buick, the special.

With the look and luxury of the big cars

and the easy handling and savings of the small,

the best of both worlds.

And here...

Don't tell me, I'd know that car anywhere.

Cadillac!

The magnificent 1961 Cadillac!

A new inspiration for the motoring world!

Now, what's your car, boy?

Ah, my car!

If you want a wagon, sedan, or a coop for your car,

I need room for my kids, I've got a whole troop.

My car.

General Motors knows how to build it and stylists.

Man, you get everything but an automatic pilot.

Chances are you find your new car at G.

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