1958 Chrysler & Imperial Commercial Film - Deleted Scenes No Sound

This was produced from 35mm negatives. Deleted scenes from a Chrysler Corporation 1958 Marketing Film. The Narrator or Presenter is a Thomas McCahill inspired character. These are scenes of the Chrysler Windsor, Chrysler New Yorker and the Imperial LeBaron in Action. The full film which is almost a half hour compares the cars to Buick, Oldsmobile and Mercury. Sorry no sound here, but clearly, check out the details of these cars. The 35mm film brings out the details you normally wouldn't see in a copied VHS upload. BTW, the first car I ever owned, bought with my own Money was a 1958 Chrysler New Yorker, this car is alive and well living in Sweden under the care of Peter Andren. In relation to the film here. Some additional data. "This was shot in the Owens Valley north of Mojave CA. The first scene is between Lone Pine and Independence around the old Manzanar Japanese Relocation Center from WW II. You can see 7 Pines in the background as a reference. I'm not quite sure about the second scene but looks like around Big Pine. 3rd scene is from south of Lone Pine." According to Glenn Walton. Now in relation to the spokesperson, boy, take about swarmy? This guy doesn't just speak with his mouth, he puts his entire body into every word spoken....