Chrysler Antique, Vintage and Classic Cars For Sale

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Photo Title Make Model Year State Price Placed 1949 Chrysler New Yorker Chrysler New Yorker 1949 OR $ 4,000.00 US dollars March 13, 2010 1976 Chrysler Town and Country SW Chrysler Town and Countr 1976 BCC $ 15,000.00 Canadian March 12, 2010 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst Chrysler 300 Hurst 1970 KS $ 7,000.00 US dollars March 8, 2010 1947 Chrysler Windsor Chrysler Windsor 1947 WA $ 5,900.00 US dollars March 5, 2010 1966 chrysler new port chrysler new port 1966 KY $ 1,000.00 or Offer February 25, 2010 1956 CHRYSLER 300 B CHRYSLER 300 B 1956 CA $ 15,000.00 February 19, 2010 1970 Chrysler Newport Chrysler Newport 1970 ME $ 7,500.00 US dollars February 15, 2010 1951 Chrysler Windsor 4dr Sedan Chrysler Windsor 4dr Sedan 1951 MO $ 2,900.00 US dollars February 12, 2010 1961 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron Chrysler Imperial LeBaron 1961 NJ $ 2,500.00 US dollars February 6, 2010 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Plymouth Barracuda 1965 TN $ 6,500.00 US dollars February 4, 2010

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The Chrysler Corporation was founded by Walter Percy Chrysler in 1925, after closing the Maxwell Motor Company. The Plymouth brand was adopted in 1928 as their entry level vehicle, followed by the DeSoto, Dodge, Chrysler and Imperial. The Chrysler Airflow was one of the first aerodynamically designed vehicles in the 1930s. In 1951 Chrysler introduced the Hemi V8, which had a huge impact on the Muscle Car Era. And in 1951 they were the first to offer unibody construction in 1960, which eventually became an industry standard.

The current Chrysler logo, created in the 1990s, is a variation of the original winged logo adopted in 1925. It was surrounded by a pair of silver wings after Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz in 1998. The company also adopted a Pentastar logo for marketing purposes, which became far more recognizable. In 1993 the Pentastar was replaced by the 'Ram' logo.

In 1966 Chrysler entered the European market by taking over the British Rootes Group and Simca of France to form Chrysler Europe and merged with Daimler-Benz to form DaimlerChrysler in 1998.