American Boeing 747-123 & Chevrolet Pick-Up Truck - 1972

[sirxavior]

I wished they showed the tuck after towing the 747. Part of me thinks the transmission blew at the end of the video.

[bellcc]

I love seeing how short the 747-100/200s upper deck was compared to the 747-400/800

[mixingof]

Chevrolet should do this as again but modernized

[tredici]

Beauty!.... If I ever buy a B747-123, now I know what truck to use to pick one up the HF antennas trailing off the wing tip, classic example of jet-age design!

[CosbyTheCaterpillar]

Back when Chevy commercials actually were real and not actors

[austinformedude]

This truck has long met the crusher...meanwhile the 747 is still flying :)

[Cartoonman]

I'm more impressed with the linkage. lol

[planesandcooking]

I flew on AA 747's round trip JFK-LAX July 1983. A 17 year old's Dream Come True!

[johneddy]

The 747 was the first in American's fleet to carry the name "LuxuryLiner, " which would be used for all of its widebody fleet right to the "Triple Sevens" it flies today.

[suhaimifariz]

From the landing gear door it looks like it's N9675 - the Airport 75 plane.

[Skybolter]

Somehow, in secrecy, American Airlines promote the introduction of the 747 into their fleet.

[ThatTexanCollector]

I'd like to see a stock 1978 Ford F-150 Pull an A380!

[Boeing]

Its is very hard to take that here in the US you can no longer purchase a domestic ticket on a 747 for the first time in 48 years!

[wxrps]

When you do that today your whole tailgate comes off

[Vzw-djrf]

1972 - tow a 747. 2024 - the tailgate has cupholders built in!

[jorgeperalta]

1972: Building a better way Chevrolet to serve the U.S.A.
2021: *MAKE* a Better (COOLER) way Chevrolet to serve the *Ecuador*
Brazil: I'm Joke To You

[raulmatiascasaszavala]

I like American Airlines 747, I want you to find more videos.

[RMSAquitaniafan]

I kinda wanna see the American Airlines 747 tow the Chevy pickup truck now

[AlongtheRiverLife]

Oh yes, the tubro-hydramatic! I remember this advertisement well!

[airplanekid]

Cool! I didn't know AA had 747's