Thrill Drivers DVD - The Old Car Manual Project

"Sixty From Sixty"

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Featuring three short films produced by General Motors in 1955 and 1956, as well as several film ads for Chevy cars and some bonus movie trailers, this DVD is a fascinating window into the 'futuramic' world of tomorow's cars, today!

Chevrolet Thrill Drivers on high-quality DVD-R

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Thrill Driver's Choice Great footage of brand-new 1956 Chevrolets being jumped, rolled and otherwise put to the test in Joie Chitwood's travelling Thrill Show.

The 50 Millionth Chevrolet In 1955, Chevy produced their 50-millionth car. This film showcases the 1955 Chevrolets and the excitement in Flint, Michigan surrounding the momentous event.

Design For Dreaming This is the Populuxe film from the 1956 GM Motorama, featuring the General Motors product lineup, inluding the full line of cars and Frigidaire appliances.

1955 Chevrolet Screen Ads Theatrical ads for the new 1955 Chevrolets.

Bonus Trailers Drive-in fare from 1955-57.

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"Chevrolet Thrill Drivers" is produced on high quality DVD-R media and is playable in DVD players and computer DVD-ROMs. The disc in in NTSC format. Sorry, we haven't got a PAL version available.

Money raised from the sales of the DVD goes to paying for web hosting of the Old Car Manual Project, our internet access and acquiring and processing materials.

First and foremost, the Old Car Manual Project is a library: a central place where anyone can come to get the information they need.

How this happens is by volunteers scanning their hard-to-find documents into a digital format, so that everyone can have access to the information in them

Why are we doing this?

Why not? But really - one of the hardest parts of restoring or servicing old machines is getting decent technical information. Often, it's difficult, impossible or expensive to obtain. We think that this kind of information should be freely available, as a public resource for the preservation of our industrial history.

Who are we?

We are some Guys Who Like Old Iron. We can be contacted here

Is there a commercial interest behind this?

No. This project is non-profit. Our philosophy is that technical information which is already in the public domain should be available for free on the web. After all, that is what the "Information Superhighway" was supposed to be all about in the first place - information.

Who pays for this?

Well, hopefully, you do! We ask that you make a donation if you find this a useful service or if you just enjoy looking at the pictures. A lot of guys worked long and hard to scan the materials on this site.

It costs money to keep the site online, and the only way we have of raising money is by your donations or purchases of our DVD's. Please consider how much you might pay for some of this material if it wasn't available here for free.

Do you sell stuff?

Not much. We are currently selling DVDs of old car movies. That's about it.

The reason we sell anything at all is to raise money to keep this thing going and to make it better. We have no corporate or government sponsorship, nor do we want any.

Who are the Old Car Guys?

Click here for a partial list of the contributors to the site.