Vintage Mopar Dealership Pictures

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Heres a picture of jack ross, he was the owner of bill luke chrysler (still operating) in phoenix. He did a lot of late night TV commercials during the 50's 60's and 70's. He died earlier last year.

and heres a cool commercial for the '70 charger
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Heres a picture of jack ross, he was the owner of bill luke chrysler (still operating) in phoenix. He did a lot of late night TV commercials during the 50's 60's and 70's. He died earlier last year.

and heres a cool commercial for the '70 charger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSHo3j72fIo

That is Jack Ross, but I do not believe he ever owned Bill Luke Chrysler which was and is a family business founded by Bill Luke. Jack had multiple dealerships, but in the 50 - 70s I think he was Lincoln Mercury dealer, thus the picture of the Lincoln he and his wife Aquanetta are sitting in.
 

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This was one of two Plymouth Dealers in Minot, ND for many years and they were located only a couple of blocks apart.

If the date of this photo matches the car, it was the same year I bought a 1953 Plymouth Cranbrook from this dealer, but I'm not sure what year Simca became a Chrysler brand. I think it was after 1958.

The place was unique for the fact that the used car "lot" was upstairs in a heated area. If you wanted to take a test drive, they brought the car down in an elevator.

In North Dakota, that feature made it a good place to shop in winter.
 
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