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MADE IN AMERICA USED TO MEAN SOMETHING!

MADE IN AMERICA USED TO MEAN SOMETHING!


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About This Video

“Made in America” is tied to domestic manufacturing and the value people place on products built in the United States. In trucking, that idea can extend to trucks and their components. The broader topic is what American-made means to people in an industry built around moving goods.

Key Takeaways

  • Check where a truck or component is manufactured.
  • American-made products are part of the broader domestic-manufacturing conversation.

34 responses to “MADE IN AMERICA USED TO MEAN SOMETHING!”

  1. @edwick1966 Avatar
    @edwick1966

    T 400 trans slipped some drive clutches for sure ! 😮 What do ya think Company , Dot Approved 😂

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  2. @AllenFugate-w7m Avatar
    @AllenFugate-w7m

    What I was waiting for was seeing him trying to stop.😮

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  3. @xtiger8025 Avatar
    @xtiger8025

    Down hill, both ways…

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  4. @MeoMiyo Avatar
    @MeoMiyo

    Level road, lmao😂. That was a downhill 6% grade.

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  5. @jayfairchild8714 Avatar
    @jayfairchild8714

    Not built like that anymore…..

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  6. @johnpapa8681 Avatar
    @johnpapa8681

    Proves nothing to anyone who knows about trucks.

    Reply
  7. @Alayna-n7y Avatar
    @Alayna-n7y

    Camera angles, it was NEVER level! 🎉

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  8. @garywilson6789 Avatar
    @garywilson6789

    Pulling is on thing !! Now go around a corner and it wont turn and then try to stop !!!!!

    Reply
  9. @kmland5299 Avatar
    @kmland5299

    Stopping is a completely different commercial

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  10. @njbigfoot5835 Avatar
    @njbigfoot5835

    Today's trucks are made…into 100% JUNK!!!

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  11. @paulbegley3728 Avatar
    @paulbegley3728

    I doubt that they can do that now

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  12. @ritarevell7195 Avatar
    @ritarevell7195

    I'd take that very truck any day.

    Reply
  13. @curtbrown9702 Avatar
    @curtbrown9702

    USE TO BE. TODAY ….SHIT….

    Reply
  14. @seanleitsch5980 Avatar
    @seanleitsch5980

    Final destination moment

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  15. @josephshehan4969 Avatar
    @josephshehan4969

    Notice that there rolling down hill.😊

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  16. @cletusvandamme6262 Avatar
    @cletusvandamme6262

    Nice. But that was then, and now is now. I finally gave up on being a GM man 14 years ago and moved on to Ford. I have NEVER looked back and couldn't be happier with my Ford pickup.

    Reply
  17. @manleyhall5368 Avatar
    @manleyhall5368

    This ad is an absolute joke!!!!!!

    Reply
  18. @EddieAndrade-x6t Avatar
    @EddieAndrade-x6t

    With all sincerity honesty old-school p/up trucks was the best including tractor trailer easy fix strong power and longevity ❤️❤️❤️💯💯👏👏

    Reply
  19. @EddieAndrade-x6t Avatar
    @EddieAndrade-x6t

    New truck are full of sensors luxuries and out of prices barely pull boat down hill 😂😂🤣🤣💔💔😱

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  20. @EddieAndrade-x6t Avatar
    @EddieAndrade-x6t

    Just showing difference between our days and now .the old-school golden age never forgotten 🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯👏👏👏❤️❤️

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  21. @EddieAndrade-x6t Avatar
    @EddieAndrade-x6t

    I have 383 manual transmission since 1976jimmy 4-wheeler sold in 2005 I regretted

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  22. @EddieAndrade-x6t Avatar
    @EddieAndrade-x6t

    Now and days bumper and chase will split. Old-school Americans trucks been the best❤️❤️❤️💯💯👏👏

    Reply
  23. @kennethlambert2006 Avatar
    @kennethlambert2006

    I’m gonna be honest with you if there was an apocalypse right now a old Chevy that was sitting for 30+ years there’s a 80% chance that it might start😂

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  24. @MarkEaton-k9b Avatar
    @MarkEaton-k9b

    Cool old ad. New trucks of today would probably blow some kind of sensor with that much weight! And cost a $1,000 to fix 🤣

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  25. @rafaelurban8587 Avatar
    @rafaelurban8587

    Bullshit where’s the air brakes

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  26. @hawkman8835 Avatar
    @hawkman8835

    Shake hands with danger.

    Reply
  27. @josesegura5227 Avatar
    @josesegura5227

    Today's trucks electronic sissies.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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  28. @Dee-l8e3v Avatar
    @Dee-l8e3v

    Great commercial. 358 engine 💪.

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  29. @mosesbrown1968 Avatar
    @mosesbrown1968

    yea right

    Reply
  30. @BradleyWang86 Avatar
    @BradleyWang86

    I don't doubt that they would have a big lawsuit on their hands if they tried airing a commercial like that in present times.

    Some retarded Imbecile would try it, cause millions of dollars in damages, hospitalize multiple people… Then turn around and point the finger at Chevy for "showing that the truck could handle that"….

    Reply
  31. @hp_0189 Avatar
    @hp_0189

    Today's trucks can't even carry a jug of water 😞….

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  32. @Lakeman3211 Avatar
    @Lakeman3211

    That’s a 73/74 with the carbureted 350/TH400 likely 4/11 gears…amazingly well built…

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  33. @dustinburkhart1502 Avatar
    @dustinburkhart1502

    Highly doubt 187 tons thats nearly 400 thousand 😂 on the rds bwahaha

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  34. @franklopez8243 Avatar
    @franklopez8243

    Frame damaged and welded trans

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