Ads from the past

[Plaschy]

Part 2.

 

[Plaschy]

Part 3.

 

[340_dart_power]

These are great, thanks for posting.
Although, I have to agree with your first one re: the Aspen; it truly was "Unbelievable" how fast the frame rusted on my 1976 Aspen. That car literally was rusting out from beneath me when I finally sold it.

 

[Plaschy]

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[goldfish65]

Thank you very much for sharing your extensive collection, I really enjoyed it and learned a lot. Like Mike said it was a treat to start my day with all the ads and brochures along with a couple cups of coffee. Thanks again!

 

[Jim 68cuda]

I scanned in a page from the 69 Valiant brochure from Mexico. I like the 2 door hardtop.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

I scanned this picture in from the 1968 Chrysler Annual Report to Stock Holders. I always thought this was a great photo.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

Another page from the 1968 Chrysler Annual Report showing the 69 Plymouths.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

My Aussie Valiant VE brochure is too big for my scanner, so heres another photo from the 1968 Chrysler Annual Report.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

From the 1969 brochure "Nothing Moves You Like a Chrysler Lease"

 

[Jim 68cuda]

And another page from the Chrysler leasing brochure. Notice the rare factory red plastic wheel well liners.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

Heres a page from the 1966 Chrysler Anual Report to Stock Holders, showing the 67 Plymouths.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

And the 66 Chrysler Annual Report page showing the 67 Dodges. I like the Coronet wagon myself.

 

[Old Tired Rebel]

Thanks For sharing.

 

[340_dart_power]

I wish I could find an article or advertisement from 1971 about our 1971 Dart GTs. From what I understand, it may have been a mid-model year addition to the Dodge lineup to try to help sales for that year. Mine was made in April of 1971 in Canada (thank you, Brothers to the North) and was one of around 1,300 or so produced.
Something to think about.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

1968 "Win You Over" Barracudas, offered in the spring, included a special collection of selected options. The Chrome plated grilles and red reflective tape treatment on the trunk lids were exclusive to "Win You Over" special models.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

A few pages of 1970 models from the 1969 Chrysler Annual Report to Stock Holders. Notice the Dart Swinger 340 in blue with the blue bumble bee stripe. But, I like B-body wagons, so its the 70 Satellite I like best from these pages.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

Heres a 68 Barracuda brochure from South Africa. Look carefully and you'll notice alot of differences from the '68 US model besides the right hand drive.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

65 Dart brochure. Cragers were an option!!

 

[Jim 68cuda]

From the 67 Chrysler Leasing brochure. A 67 Dart GT

 

[DA69RT GT]

Wow... very cool.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

A couple A body one page brochures from Argentina.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

A few pages from the 68 Chrysler Leasing brochure. Notice the 68 Barracuda has the rare red plastic wheel well liners.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

A couple pages from the 67 Chrysler Corporation Annual Report to Stock Holders. Only factory photo I've seen of the 68 Charger in yellow. I think the yellow with black stripes and top look great on this Charger.

 

[Jim 68cuda]

Factory Right Hand Drive 68 Barracuda in the 67 Chrysler Annual Report to Stock Holders.