He did mention that Pennzoil was involved. Cool beans.
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He did mention that Pennzoil was involved. Cool beans.
Yup two different cars. Sorry i didn't scan the video more thoroughly. Getting the word out was first on my mind.
not using the seat-belt guides. rofl.
Really cool to have the commercial feature the car, just wish they would've stuck with the good car throughout! :) / :(
Jeremy
that must be the eternal stealth legacy. constantly flip/flopping between. look at the first episode of "viper"Quote:
Originally Posted by HilbillyHomeboy
Looks like the commercial aired. :)
So full story: they had two dodge stealths, a base and my turbo. It was an onsite decision by the directors to use the base model for the exterior shots, and my car for the interior / driving shots. Disappointing for me, but I think the Stealth gets quite a nod in the video.
Be glad I was there though, because you almost got a Stealth with red headlights. :shudder: Nobody knew anything about them. They ended up stealing the rims and headlights off my car since they were in better shape.
So awesome.I saw the commercial before this thread, pointed it out to my wife that there was a Stealth in the ad.
The end result seems so small and simple, but the work to make it was crazy.
What's the connection between Pennzoil and Dodge? Curious why they went all Dodge with it.
Jeremy
No idea. They apparently have some arrangement.Quote:
Originally Posted by HilbillyHomeboy
When they first contacted me, they ("they" being the head-hunters, or in this case car-hunters) said it was a Dodge commercial, but I later found out it was Pennzoil.
It's a good thing they had two cars, because it took forever to build that trailer rig. I'll post a video of that caravan pulling out, it's quite a sight.