VIDEO: Build a hemi in less than 10 minutes! – Dan Stoner @Hemmings
Advertisements WATCH THIS: Hemify your life There are few things as satisfying as watching an old motor undergoing a fresh
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Category: Chrysler
Chrysler cars, 1924-1966 – J.P. Joans @allpar.com
Advertisements The first Chrysler cars were introduced on January 5, 1924, at the New York Automobile Show — one year before Chrysler Corporation itself was created. These cars, launched by Maxwell
Bill Watson’s Chronological History of Chrysler Corporation: Part II, 1912 – 1919 – @allpar.com
Advertisements Excellent chronological history of The Chrysler Corporation from allpar.com
1955: Chrysler’s All-Transistor Mopar Car Radio – Rick Hirsh @AllPar.com
Advertisements Chrysler and Philco announced that they had developed and produced the world’s first all-transistor car radio in the April 28, 1955, edition of the Wall Street Journal. Chrysler made the all-transistor
Lee Iacocca could have saved American automakers—again – Jack Baruth @Hagerty
Advertisements Almost 38 years ago, a bare-bones Plymouth Reliant “K” sedan rolled up into our driveway and my father stepped
Lee Iacocca Dead at 94
Advertisements Lee Iacocca the perfect combination of an engineer and salesman and the man behind the Ford Mustang back in
SIA Flashback – 21 Years of Chrysler Idea Cars – Daniel Strohl @Hemmings
Advertisements Who doesn’t love the Exner era at Chrysler? Sure, everybody thinks of the big fins and big chrome first,
Trio of Mopar display engines from the Steven Juliano Collection head to auction in Indy – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
Advertisements This trio of Mopar display engines, owned by Steven Juliano, head to auction next month in Indianapolis. Photos courtesy
1989: Lee Iacocca issues Car Buyer’s Bill of Rights – Murilee Martin @Autoweek
Advertisements That other Bill of Rights was having its 200th anniversary that year. Read Murilee’s article here
The only long-wheelbase Duesenberg J “Sweep Panel” dual-cowl phaeton built by LeBaron heads to auction at Amelia Island – Kurt Ernst @Hemmings
Advertisements Coachbuilder LeBaron originated the “Sweep Panel” styling used on early Duesenberg Model Js, building roughly 18 examples with dual-cowl