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11/09/2025 10:01 pm
Another set of photos from my archives. I finished the entire file which has a bunch of photos. This group was posted before but have now had a little refinement.
A few Chrysler Show Cars and Concepts. This show is held annually on Father's Day. It takes place at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House in Grosse Point Shores. It is a unique show that concentrates on automotive design based on annual themes. The show is held in an impressive setting that not only showcases the cars displayed but the beautiful setting of the Ford Estate on the shores of Lake Saint Claire.
1958 DUAL GHIA 400 Show Car
1963 CHRYSLER TURBINE Show Car
I said when I posted these photos from the 2025 Red Barns Spectacular a few weeks ago that I'd seen it before.
1995 CHRYSLER ATLANTIC COUPE Concept
The above statement goes for this car as well.
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
12/09/2025 12:00 am
Two of my favorites, the Turbine and the Atlantic. Great photos.
12/09/2025 3:18 am
incredible cars, and so many other greats in the background, thanks John
12/09/2025 5:37 am
What a great show John - in the perfect setting too. When I was a little kid (in the '70's ), I submitted (well, my Mom did... ) a drawing in a "Future Concept Car" contest. My submission resembled that 1958 Dual Ghai 400 - I kind of copied it... 😔 😏 I didn't win of course but it's impossible to look at that car and not smile. 😀 😀
12/09/2025 11:08 pm
Neat car and great pics! Way back when a family on the next block had the turbine.
John Bono
North Jersey
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13/09/2025 1:14 am
Excellent pics and subject material; thanks John!
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13/09/2025 4:51 am
@grockwood Two of my favorites as well. Never saw the Dual Ghia show car before. Thanks for sharing these pictures John.
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13/09/2025 12:42 pm
I have them all in my collection, ......in models that is.... 
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13/09/2025 6:42 pm
I love the Atlantic concept. Stunning then, and now.
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