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NutmegCT

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Some interesting Chrysler Corp. history, from 1924 onward:

The best (?) of Chrysler.

And one of their "inherited" models - the 1954 Kaiser Darrin.

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I'd still like to see one some day... In my pursuit of unusual cars of all kinds... But rather unlikely at the rate I'm going at... LOL
 
Sherlock said:
I'd still like to see one some day... In my pursuit of unusual cars of all kinds... But rather unlikely at the rate I'm going at... LOL
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Don't see em around these parts either. Did see one at the car show at Iola WI. couple of years back.

And by the way Sherlock it is -2 F here, could you keep this weather up in you parts instead of sending it south?
 
If you go to a national antique car show comparable to the one in Hershey, PA, you will most likely see one. A customer of mine has done the interiors of several Darrins. His total adds up to 2 or 3% of the cars ever produced. Considering the number built, it doesn't take much to get there.
 
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