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I'm guessing this ad must have been a teaser immediately prior to the model year release date as we never really get to see the various cars plainly.
That's certainly a beauty, @moe parr. A fine example of the Forward Look in the medium-priced field.Â
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That's certainly a beauty, @moe parr. A fine example of the Forward Look in the medium-priced field.Â
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The 1955 Chrysler Windsor brochure describes it as "the lowest-priced really fine car of them all"...what we'd call today "entry-level luxury".Â
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
Doesn't it make everything else on the block look dreary? A real gem.
Thanks Al' , for this post. The Flintstones and Harry B. jet-off into the future! It really makes one think of happier times.
Thanks, Bob. I'm a taillight guy and those "twin-tower" taillights on the '55 Chrysler are my all-time favorites. The New Yorker's are even nicer, with the chrome "ribs".Â
Nugget Gold/Platinum is the color combo of my car, with the original green cloth/white vinyl interior.Â
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
Thanks Al. That song is stuck in my head now!
Well, Pete, the same thing happened to me. There is a solution to getting it out of your head. I've been singing it out loud at least once per hour and so, by jiminy, should you!  🤣 🤪 Â
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