2° CHRYSLER ANCIENNES - MOPAR QUIZ |
In 1955 "a star is born" at Chrysler. Six people could travel at better than 120 mph. What was this car called?
1928 saw two Series 75 Chrysler roadsters compete in a famous race. They finished sixth and seventh. What was the name of the event?
Subcompacts " had a big success in the late 1970s.
Dodge and Plymouth offered small cars of this type. They were sold in France under the
name (Simca) Talbot, but what were they called in America ?
DODGE ........................... PLYMOUTH ....................
The first DeSoto came out in : 1929 1928 1924 1914
It was a fashionable practice in the late 1970s to have the name of
some famous artist (jeweler, decorator, singer etc.) applied to certain fixtures on an
expensive car, entitling it to the designation of a " limited
series. " Lincoln had its " Cartier " and " Bill
Blass. " Whose name was attached to a limited series of Chrysler Imperials of
1981-82 (but not 1983) ?
Emilio Pucci Frank Sinatra Pablo Picasso
Coco Chanel
In 1969-70, two powerful Chrysler-builts with huge tailfins were
prominent in the NACSAR racing season. One was the Plymouth (Roadrunner) Superbird, the
other the Dodge :
Demon D500 Daytona Ramcharger
What distinction is shared by the Imperials of 1955, 56 and 62 ?
DeSotos of the model year 1942 had a short production season (August 41 to January 42) because of wartime restrictions. Their appearance was marked by a feature found on no other DeSoto. What was this feature ?
What difference of body style (leaving aside decorative emblems and number of seats) set apart the 1960 Dodge Matador wagon from the Dodge Polara wagon of the same year ? Both were four-door types.
Chrysler-built 9-passenger station wagons in the model years 1958-61 were equipped with " Captive Air " tires. What was their distinction and why werent they used on other models ?
Match correctly the make and model names, deliberately scrambled on this list :
PLYMOUTH |
Wimbledon |
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DODGE |
Crown |
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DESOTO |
Meadowbrook |
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CHRYSLER |
Scamp |
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IMPERIAL |
Explorer |