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A saucy ABC TV advertisement from the 1970s has resurfaced, leaving viewers and advertising experts gobsmacked by its sexually suggestive content.
The racy clip - which features a man being approached by a busty, blonde-haired woman in a revealing leather crop top - was showcased on the popular advertising panel show, Gruen, on Wednesday night.
Host Wil Anderson told viewers the public broadcaster had ran the raunchy ad in 1975.
In the clip, the young woman is seen approaching a motorbike rider at a service station in a seductive fashion.
A raunchy 197 5 advertisement for the ABC has been unearthed on Wednesday night's Gruen Transfer. (pictured, a screenshot from the ad)
The camera then cuts to the bike's rear-view mirror, which focuses entirely on the woman's breasts.
The biker, who is seen in the mirror, then tells the woman to 'fill her up'.
She grabs a petrol pump nozzle and suggestively inserts it into the bike's fuel filler, telling the man: 'I like your machine.'
The woman then pulls the nozzle out and climbs onto the back of the man's bike. She holds onto him and grins as he revs the motorcycle and drives off.
The ad then cuts to the biker watching the scene on a TV in his home as a voiceover says: 'You're at home with ABC.'
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