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1975 Chrysler Imperial New Yorker & Newport Promo

Dealer Promo Film. These films were created by Roy Ross and used by Chrysler Dealers using their Kodak Supermatic 60 film projectors. They could be viewed by sales people or even by the potential...  
 
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log05mus (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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In the early 1960's, our neighbor and 18th district congressman, Wayne L. Hays, Owned a Chrysler Imperial convertible....winter cream with charcoal conv. rag top and it was huge....I think it was a 1960 or '61....What a stately Car...the huge bullet globe headlights and rear gun tail lights....Massive in size. Those were the days of real cars.....and things that were made to last forever. HTH in Wheeling,WV...
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My father was strictly a Mopar family car guy. He used to own a 77 Newport, 71 Newport Custom, 66 300, 61 Windsor, 58 New Yorker. I wish i had a big Mopar to own and be happy forever.
OsbornTramain (1 month ago) Show Hide
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@BNforever2009 My grandparents on both sides of the family owned some chryslers but my Dad was a Chevy GM guy. As a kid, i always loved the chryslers. Then i worked for a Factory owned Chrysler Store for 3 years.....best memories. I owned a 58 New Yorker, my first car. Many of our mechanices owned some of the cars you mentioned. Great cars...and I am now a proud owner of an Imperial Convertible and a St Regis. :O) Get one Soon! You'll never regret it!
toiyabeshawn (5 months ago) Show Hide
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what a nice piece of auto history! These cars were the best ever made.. the imperials were really over the top in luxury.... what a ride
StephenB58 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I had a '72 Newport Royal, 4-door sedan. It had a 400 cid V-8., automatic transmission, 2 barrel carburetor.; 22 gallon gas tank: and got around 27 miles to a gallon of gas. Do you suppose it would be considered a clunker today?
Drchainsaw77 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Of course! Anything that isn't considered one by our rulers in Washington today would fit in the trunk of an old Newport like yours!
jmkpns (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Why did people come back to Chrysler?  In those days, the engines.
jload1 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Man.I sure miss those cars.
ImForwardlook (9 months ago) Show Hide
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What a YouTube diamond! Thanks for sharing it! An era when cars were what they were supposed to be and Chrysler was #1! I want a white Imperial with a red leather interior!
Newport1974 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I have a 95% Original 1974 Newport. Original Paint. Original Interior looks like new. The A/C blows Ice Cold. I have owned many Chrysler products from 1979 and Older. I wouldn't have it any other way.

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