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Tag Archives: Chrysler
Viper club works out deal with Chrysler for parts
Viper Club of America to acquire parts for iconic car directly from Dodge New agreement preserves historic and excess Viper-specific parts inventory FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb. 16 /PRNewswire/ — The Viper Club of America, the Dodge Viper ownership group that … More
Chrysler history: the Chrysler Building
Sept. 28, 1929 marked an important moment in Chrysler Building history
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Chrysler Town & … Classic?
Owner of 1948 Chrysler Town & Country convertible campaigns to join list of Classics.
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Car of the Week: 1961 Chrysler 300G
The 1961 Chrysler 300G was still considered a part of the high-performance market by those who appreciated brute horsepower in a luxury automobile. It was a limited-edition automobile, precision built for the connoisseur of careful craftsmanship and superb engineering. More
Mighty Memorable Chryslers
Chrysler engineers created a wild ride from a ’49 business coupe. More
AUCTION EXPRESS: The sinking of Chrysler’s Norseman
OCW Columnist Ron Kowalke ruminates on Chrysler’s submerged concept car – the Norseman; the upcoming auction of the impressive Jay Weinberg collection; and offers auction summaries from Mecum Kansas City, McCormick Palm Springs and Barons Christmas Classic. More
Collecting Chryslers: A mighty fine ’39
Jack Eeles’ 1939 Chrysler Royal sedan was once so babied that it was parked in a living room. Eeles bought the car in 1975 with 17,000 miles on it, and he’s had it on the road a lot since then. More
Chrysler Cars Were Late To The Collector-Car Hobby
In the early days, Chrysler was far from having the leading edge in the old car hobby. Why? Did it relate to the cars? Lack of innovations? No excitement? Poor style? Bad performance? Probably none of these. More than anything, it was timing. More
Chrysler Town and Country registry dissolves
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