Chrysler Corp Ads

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BRAND	AD DESCRIPTION	SOURCE	QTY.	PRICE	VIEW AD	PAYPAL
1957	Full color 9 1/2" x 13 3/4" ad got the New Torsion-Aire Ride in the 1957 Chrysler Corp. Cars". Pictured in this ad is a Reddish 1957 Plymouth Belvedere 4-Door Sport Sedan Hardtop under the headline saying "And For 1957 THE FORWARD LOOK Also Brings You The Year's Outstanding Engineering Advance! New TORSION-AIRE RIDE...it carpets the road!". There is a little box that asks you "How Torsion-Aire helps you" and it tells you that it "1. Smooths the roughest roads. 2. Turns corners without 'leaning'. 3. Stops without 'dive'". The text then tells us that "Only once or twice in a decade is there a major engineering 'break-through' like this! Climaxing five years of reasearch and testing, Chrysler Corporation's engineers have perfected a completely new suspension system, a new kind of ride - TORSION-AIRE. Here's what it does for you: Your 1957 Chrysler Corporation car will have greater stability, greater smoothness on any road surface than any other car you ever owned. You will turn corners with virtually no sway...you will stop without a jolting 'front-end dive'...you will ride asw ona carpet, softly, quietly,without road shock!". This ad continues on talking about the changes you will feel in your 1957 Chryslers.	November 5, 1956 Life magazine	1	$8.00	View Chrysler Corp 2
1962	Black and white 9 1/2" x 13" ad for the many models of stylish cars that the Chrysler Company was offering in 1962. Over a drawing of a showroom filled with Chrysler cars and photographers documenting the unveiling we see Automotive Editor John Oakes talking to Bill Weaver who he has invited to this occassion. He is predicting that it "Looks like it's going to be a Chrysler year, Bill!". The text talks about the excess weight being removed which accounts for the 11% increase in acceleration with an increase in gas economy too. There is a drawing of a young man urging you to "Ask Dad to stop by the dealer's with you and see for yourself".	November 1961 Boy's Life	1	$7.50	View Chrysler Corp 1