Those ‘59 Chevys are like gold today, if you can find one in decent shape. Great ad!

That mechanic was awesome; all dressed up in his uniform and so polite. What the heck has happened to my country.😢

Only after watching this ad did I realize that I've been misprounouncing "Remy" my entire life. I always pronounced it "Rem-E", not "Reamy". Live & learn.....

Delco-Remy employed 20k people in our Indiana town at one time. So sad it is all gone. A Ford dealership sits where one of the manufacturing plants once stood. What a world...

The Biscaynes look like the Batmobile from behind.

Remy International still uses the Delco Remy brand user license from GM for starters and alternators. It is part of BorgWarner today.

Back in the day when GM didn’t have to shut down plants waiting on microchips from China!!

Back in the day when folks dressed well.

Not that I would expect GM to do anything else but showcase Chevrolet. But the fact of the matter is, The Indiana Toll Road ran right through South Bend, Indiana and the Indiana State Police used Studebaker Police Marshalls with V-8 power that had all Delco-Remy electrical systems also.

Narrator is Nelson Case.

348's in those interceptors?

They look like the Batmobile to me

Delco Remy excelentes en alternadores y partes eléctricas una lastima que usa le dejara el mercado a china y ahora tienen el control de todo malos y no duran nada acabaron con la industria.

Whether you like them or hate them, most people would have to agree that the '59 Chevrolet offered a lot of style for a low priced car. They were just so sleek and pointed the way toward the lower cars of the 1960's. And, they looked good whether plain or loaded, whatever the trim level. My father had a '59 Ford which was a good but relatively traditionally styled car. There was no sporty five dial instrument cluster in that car. And, the Fords had a separate rod for the shifter that was visible above the steering column instead of having the linkage built into the column like the Chevrolet. In little ways like this, the Chevrolet was more sophisticated.

I'd let one of those pull me over...

Nice patrol cars. As a former police officer, I'm not sure how you put 80k miles on a patrol car and do any actual law enforcement, though - seems like you'd be driving 7 hours and 59 minutes per 8 hour shift. I used to do about 100 miles per shift in a large and populated county (Palm Beach). I forgot about the "Remy" part of Delco-Remy...I wonder when they dropped that?

I asked my Local GMC Dealer for Delco Remy for my baby and they said...”You want what??!!”

Back when GM was king. Toyota is the new GM...