Those look really good, I hope we have some luck finding them! It's really difficult to find things from around the 2000 mark, I find. For instance, I've been looking for a commercial as well - a British one, that was on around the turn of the century. It was for Persil and Hotpoint, and it was a spoof on the 'Castaway' TV series. There were a group of people who were all wearing dirty clothes, and then they were given a washing machine, so they all stripped off to get their clothes clean, and then the wind blew all the clothes off the line leaving them naked. Because it was British, you did actually get to see their arses as well, and as I remember it one of the women was a complete MILF. I certainly think some of the members here would like it. There's another, better, description of the plot here:
http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/38498/
The advert can be found
here as well, but it's one of those stupid, 'we service the advertising industry, so pay us hundreds of pounds for a months membership' websites that seem to exist all over the place. I suppose this is a plea to find out if anyone has it?
Just so I'm not someone who just makes requests without ever giving anything back, I've attached a more recent ad for Pilkington glass, which I'm guessing many of you will have seen before, but doesn't appear to be linked on the site anywhere - a man has a 'self-cleaning car', which goes wrong, ripping his wife's dress off and leaving her standing in her underwear. There's a nice EUF reaction at the end, but it's a shame it's so far away from the camera.
One more link for you - another advert from around the turn of the century. The nudity is very brief, and it's only Hidden Nudity, and the quality is pretty poor, but the woman has a great rack, and the advert is pretty funny generally. It's watermarked, so I can't post it, but the website is completely free, and the advert is available for download. Go
here, and look under 'Carling - 2001'.
edit: Sorry, mods, remembered you're not too keen on links to paysites, even if its not a recommendation - if you want to delete that sentence, please feel free!