1969 Chrysler |
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![]() The 1969 Chrysler Models consisted of the upscale New Yorker series, the Town & Country Station Wagons, the sporty 300 series, the Newport Custom and the economical Newport series. All series offered 2dr and 4dr hardtops as well as sedans, except the Town & Country and the 300, the latter being only available in the hardtop body style. |
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This black and white press photo shows a tremendous view of a 1969 Chrysler 300 two-door hardtop without vinyl roof.
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Same car, different angle, and in motion. Probably owed to the camera optics in combination with the movement, this is one of the few times a Chrysler looked shorter on a press photo than it really was. Still great, though.
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This press photo depicts a 1969 Chrysler Newport Custom four-door hardtop with vinyl roof. Note optional cornering lights in fender.
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This photo shows the beautiful rear end design of the 1969 Chrysler Newport Custom. Dual exhaust is a hint of either the optional 383 four-barrel engine or the even more expensive 440 TNT powerplant.
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This two-page advertisment also shows a 1969 Chrysler 300 two-door hardtop. The copy text refers to the fuselage theme by proclaiming that your next car "can have a cockpit instead of just a seat and a dashboard", among other new design features. It's the same car that's found on the brochure cover.
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Setting forth the 1968 "Move up to Chrysler" theme, the 1969 advertising campaign tried to convince prospects to fullfil their dream of buying a Chrysler. This ad shows a Newport Custom two-door hardtop while the headline proclaims it is "the affordable dream". Note that production Newport Customs featured a nameplate on the front fender above the molding which is not visible on this car.
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This ad promotes a regular 1969 Chrysler Newport two-door hardtop, also featuring a vinyl roof. Newport and Newport Custom models could easily be distinguished by the taillights but looked the same up front. The text also emphasises the good value this car represents.
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Compared to the above ad, this this one refers to a Newport Custom four-door hardtop as the "attainable dream".
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An ad showing a Chrysler 300 two-door hardtop.
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Another ad showing the same Chrysler 300 two-door hardtop that appears on the brochure cover, this time letting us see it's beautiful behind. The text explains the virtues of the new "fuselage" styling.
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Here's an ad for the Chrysler Town & Country station wagon. It praises the new-for-1969 roof-mounted air deflector, among other new features.
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This ad shows a New Yorker and emphasizes creature comforts in the new 1969 Chryslers.
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This is an ad of the series with stylized symbols above tha cars, this one explaining why a 1969 Chrysler Newport Custom four door hardtop is a lot more car for a lot less money.
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This is actually an ad for Chrysler Marine inboard and outboard engines, showing a 1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible in the background.
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Click for the 1969 Chrysler and Imperial Price List.
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