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• 2007 Dodge Demon (Concept Car)
  [[Image:2007 dodge demon concept.jpg|thumb|350px|2007 Demon Concept]] The following was the official Press release from Chrysler on the 2007 Demon Concept
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• Walter P. Chrysler Museum
  Opened October 5, 1999, the Walter P. Chrysler Museum documents the cars, the people, the processes and the contributions made by Chrysler and its f At the Walter P. Chrysler Museum, more than 70 antique, custom and concept vehicles that span a century celebrate the proud American heritage of an au
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• 1954 Plymouth Belmont Concept Car
  [[Category:Dream Cars]] <!-- delete this line for new Wiki --> [[Category:Show Cars]]
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• 1958 Imperial D'Elegance
  == Background of The Exner Era Dream Cars == <!-- Do not remove this line As it is a heading --> ...he cars designed to where a man could drive with his hat on. This made the cars appear too tall.
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• 1953 Chrysler D'Elegance Show Car
  [[Category:Show Cars]] [[Category:Concept Cars]]
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• 1953-54 Dodge Firearrow (Concept Car)
  ...[[Pushmobile]]) [[Dodge]]s in [[Virgil Exner]] had commissioned as [[Dream Cars]] in 1953 and 1954. There were designed to be Chrysler's version of the Che [[Image:54-Dodge-Firearrow-III Concept.jpeg|thumb|300px|Firearrow III]]
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• Plymouth
  ...ction form October 1932 until the end of production of the 1959 model year cars. Plymouth introduced the longer wheelbase [[PD]] and [[PCXX]]. ...were asked to sell [[accessories]] like radios to people who had purchased cars without them. The news from the war was in much demand.
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• Roadrunner
  While the above cars competed for sales, on the streets, and on the race track with the Road Run === 1969 Plymouth Duster I Concept ===
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• Charger III
  ...oduced the Charger in 1966 as a competitor to the sporty Fastback roofline cars offered by Ford and Chevrolet. [[Category:Concept Car]]
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• CARROZZERIA GHIA
  Ghia initially made lightweight aluminum-bodied cars, achieving fame with the Alfa Romeo 6C 1500, winning Mille Miglia (1929). B ...many foreign firms ordering Ghia designs, such as Ford (the Lincoln Futura concept car), Volkswagen (the Karmann Ghia), and Volvo (the Volvo P1800). Chrysler
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• PT Cruiser
  [[Image:1997pronto.jpg|thumb|400px|1997 Plymouth Pronto Concept Car]] [[Image:1998ProntoCruiser.jpg|thumb|400px|1998 Plymouth Pronto Cruiser Concept Car]]
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• Dodge Challenger
  [[Image:Challenger06 011600 w800.jpg|thumb|300px|Challenger Concept]] [[Image:Challenger06 021600 w800.jpg|thumb|300px|Challenger Concept]]
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• Dodge
  ...promoted by General "Black Jack" Pershing insisting on only Dodge Touring cars in his pursuits of Poncho Villa on the Mexican border. ...g with its [[Max Wedge]] and [[Hemi]] engines, set the standard for Muscle cars with the [[Charger]], set the standard for aerodynamics with the [[Daytona]
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• Javelin
  ...C’s chairman, Robert Evans, pushed to have a production version of the AMX concept built alongside the Javelin. His argument may have been bolstered by the ne The AMX/3 was a hot concept car, with a hand-made Italian fiberglass body and mid-mounted 390; seven we
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• IHRA
  But IHRA may be best known for its liberal concept of Pro Stock racing - late model factory coupes with gasoline burning, 824 IHRA prides itself with some of the quickest and fastest semi-professional cars in the country. Top Sportsman and Top Dragster entries regularly run in the
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• Dodge Dart
  * Also see [[Dart Concept]] ...nny tires. Final cost per car was around $4,500, and to make sure that the cars were raced and NOT driven on public streets, every [[Hemi Dart]] came with
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• Main Page Feature 4
  ...ompete with the Chevrolet Corvette. It borrowed heavily from the earlier [[concept car]] [[Duster1]], which was a [[Targa]] style [[2-seater]] built on a [[38 ...racing]], and maintaining a slew of web sites and a gaggle of [[collector cars]].
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• Automatic transmission
  ...atic) are still preferred in sport-tuned trim levels of various production cars, as well as in many auto racing leagues. ...during World War II in some military vehicles. From 1950 to 1954, Lincoln cars were also available with the Hydra-Matic. Mercedes-Benz subsequently devise
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• Engine
  ...mobile applications and are the dominant power supply for vehicles such as cars, aircraft, and boats. ...[Rudolf Diesel]] invented a new form of internal combustion power, using a concept of injecting liquid fuel into air heated solely by compression. This is the
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• Swamp Rat
  ...er than II that Garlits may not have envisioned that he would have so many cars or that the numbering scheme would define them. From 1957 through 1960, thi Built in 1960, this is the first of many, many cars on which longtime Garlits sidekick [[Connie Swingle]] laid his hands. It wa
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