From the revolutionary 1955 Chrysler C-300 – the original 300-hp “Beautiful Brute” and America’s first true muscle car – to the final majestic Chrysler Imperials of the fuselage-styled 1970s, the 1955–1980 era represents the golden age of Chrysler Corporation’s most prestigious and powerful automobiles. This was the time of fire-breathing Hemi V8s, bold Forward Look styling, luxurious New Yorker elegance, and the ultra-exclusive Imperial marque that dared to challenge Cadillac and Lincoln head-on.

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Discover rare original print advertisements for Chrysler’s finest classics: the legendary 300 letter cars (1955–1971), glamorous Imperial LeBarons and Crowns, turbine-car concepts, sleek Cordoba personal luxury coupes, and the last great full-size New Yorkers. Browse our curated gallery of authentic 1955–1980 Chrysler magazine ads and brochures – a visual celebration of one of America’s most innovative and stylish automotive eras. Perfect for Mopar enthusiasts, classic car collectors, and anyone who loves big American iron at its boldest.