Welcome to: Automobiles of the 1950's
|
CHRYSLER CARS
1950-54 |
|
1951 Chrysler Saratoga
The Saratoga was less expensive than other Chrysler models that offered a V-8
the rear seat folded flat to accommodate more luggage or golf clubs
Cost: $2,860.00
1951 Chrysler Windsor Deluxe Convertible
Featured Chrysler's earth shattering "hemi" engine
maxing out at 180hp it was larger than Cadillac
by a full 20hp
|
1951 Chrysler New Yorker
This car was picked to be the Indy Pace Car in 1951
driven by Chrysler President David A Wallace
Cost: $3,790.00 (Convertible)
|
1952 Chrysler New Yorker Convertible
You would spend $4000.00 for this model
weighing in at 4450 pounds it was no lightweight
Cost: $4,090.00
Another good idea that just didn't make it
1952 Chrysler "concept" show car
|
1952 Chrysler New Yorker
This Newport model featured a large instrument panel and
a longer wheelbase than
the other lines
Cost: $3,460.00
|
1953 Chrysler Windsor convertible
Windsor was the most popular Chrysler,
air conditioning was added as an option this year
Cost: $3,650.00
|
1953 Chrysler New Yorker DeLuxe convertible
Although the Windsor accounted for half of Chrysler's output
Chrysler positioned the DeLuxe New Yorker to compete with Cadillac and Lincoln
Cost: $3,975.00
|
1954 Chrysler New Yorker
This basic model is probably more like what you usually saw
absent is two tone paint, luxury wheels and other options
Cost: $3,230.00
|
1954 Chrysler Imperial Newport
Even though Imperials were impressive cars
Chrysler's sales fall nearly 40% this year
Cost: $4,560.00
|
Thank you for visiting Fiftiesweb.com ("Cars - Chrysler") section
you can return to the "Cars" home page
or scroll to the top of this
page to choose another make and model of car to reminisce about.
Copyright 2010. All Rights reserved. Michael Rich.
|
