During the casting call of 360 prospects, Ms. Cheryl Miller was chosen for the Dodge “Material Girl” and represented Dodge for two successful years. During the 1960-70s, the most interesting development in the Dodge advertising was the young ladies who participated in the marketing advertising campaigns.

2017年4月23日 · Here’s the story of Sheriff Joe and the commercial where it all began. We can’t say that Dodge, with its commercials for the 1970 Challenger, invented the character of the pushy, blustering Southern law enforcement officer.

2012年8月12日 · Joan Parker handed the White Hat over to Cheryl Miller in late 1969. Miller was a blue eyed blonde with long hair and she appeared in all the print ads for 1970 Dodge cars. According to Ms. Miller, you could be Dodge Material.

2014年10月23日 · Her new tag line was "You could be Dodge Material."During late 1969 and all through 1970, Miller was seen on brochures, print and television ads. The big auto exhibitions used her image to promote new models including the Challenger at the Chicago Car Show.

2015年8月26日 · During her two year tenure, Parker was the Dodge “Fever Girl” for television, radio, and public appearances, racking up several commercials that would require approximately three months to film. Parker would move on to her career, passing the torch to Cheryl Miller was chosen for the Dodge “Material Girl” for Dodge’s 1970 “You Could ...

2017年4月11日 · During the 1960-1970s, Dodge introduced Joan Parker as part of their new marketing ad campaign that included three people, the Dodge “Rebellion Girl”, the Dodge “Fever Girl”, and the Dodge “Material Girl” — Joan was the Fever Girl, introduced in …

“Cheryl Miller was seen in a series of Dodge brochures, print and television ads. I actually found a compilation of Dodge TV commercials that not only includes the commercial you’ve posted but also a number of others.

Here's the official introduction of the 1970 Dodge Challenger with Dodge girl Cheryl Miller. We have lots more great car videos at macsmotorcitygarage.com.

2015年10月5日 · Her new tag line was “You could be Dodge Material.”During late 1969 and all through 1970, Miller was seen on brochures, print and television ads. The big auto exhibitions used her image to promote new models including the Challenger at the Chicago Car Show.

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