I guess I don’t get the artistic vision of this ad. To me, I see a car unable to simply cross a shallow stream, a driver who has abandoned his vehicle, and a half-naked woman pressed against the windshield, foot whimsically in the air, brick at her side.
Of course, that’s sexist. SHE could have very well been the driver when the LSD kicked in. She drove right into a creek. She took her clothes off. She got on top of the car to get a better view of the melting dancing hippos inside. But the brick? I don’t get it.
I Don't Get It 
i’m going to guess that it’s a very elaborate act of performance art. )))
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I’ll second that emotion.
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We had a ’59 Chevy with the “cats eyes” tail lights but it was a station wagon. It doesn’t get much more suburban than that. For some reason, the joke of the day back then was “I can speak French. Oui, Chevrolet, Ex-Lax poo poo.” Go figure…
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I never tire of your tales of yore. I would legit drive that, whilst parlezing the francais, and maybe even partaking of Grey Poupon for bonus fanciness.
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The brick is scratching the paint and making me mad. I can’t see beyond the brick! WTH?
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I know!
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Key the TV ad song in my Wayback memory bank. See the USA from your Chevrolet …
Yes, Kerbey, even the parts you don’t want to be privy to.
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Cute title. Maybe she was driving her new Bel- Air to show her grannie when she got lost and ended up stuck in a creek when a swarm of bees flew in startling her. After becoming stuck in the creek she jump from the car, tore off her wrap around skirt and leapt to safety.. Since she is allergic to bees she grabbed the brick; which was a part of a long forgotten foot path and hopped on top of the car. Now she is just waiting for the critters to fly off again.
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You did it! You took the cues and deconstructed it!
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