Videos

 

Brampton Builds a Car
( ***Temporarily Out of Stock*** - please do not order)

Just re-released for the 100th Anniversary of American Motors

Watch Ramblers being built in the Brampton, Ontario plant. Meet President Earl K. Brownridge and learn how important Ramblers are to the Canadian economy! Shot by Crawley Films Limited, the crew spent three weeks and in the factory and used 10,000 feet of colour film to record Rambler production. This award-winning documentary was aired on CBC Television four times in 1963 and 1964. An absolute must for the AMC fan.

CDN$35 (USD$25) includes S&H - 20 minutes colour ©1964 Crawley Films Limited
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A Watch Charm Rolls-Royce: The Spectacular Metropolitan

The Metropolitan was truly the first American-designed subcompact automobile. One of the few cars ever designed by the public, Nash Motors actually asked the public what they wanted in an economy car. Introduced in 1954 at the height of the big car era, the tiny Met would battle the Detroit behomoths for nine years. Along with its bigger sibling, the Rambler, the two cars would virtually start the economy car revolution of the 1960s. Class/Action Video takes you on an in-depth journey through the history of the car affectionately dubbed, the 'Watch Charm Rolls-Royce'.

CDN $37.50 (USD$25) includes S&H - 90 minutes b/w ©1994 Class/Action Video
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The Last Flight of the Lark

When engineers at Studebaker began to think economy, they created the legendary Lark for the 1959 model year. This is the compact that saved Studebaker's bacon and would be the basis of the company's cars until it ceased manufacture in 1966. See rare film clips, commercials and historic stills documenting the Lark from its development to its demise.

CDN $37.50 (USD$25) includes S&H - 90 minutes b/w ©1992 Class/Action Video
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Think Small, The Nash Rambler Story, 1950 to 1960

Here is the story of the automobile that started the compact revolution. Created by independent automaker Nash, the little Rambler was held in high esteem by the public. GM, Ford and Chrysler would all follow Rambler's trail-blazing path with compacts of their own.

CDN $37.50 (USD$25) includes S&H - 120 minutes b/w ©1992 Class/Action Video
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The Air of Corvair

This video contains the complete saga of General Motors' rear-engined compact car. Corvair was the benchmark car for Ford's phenomenally successful Mustang but it was derailed by Ralph Nadar's charges of unsafe handling. Included are rare video clips, stills, commercials and film.

CDN $37.50 (USD$25) includes S&H - 60 minutes b/w ©1993 Class/Action Video
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