As you’d expect of a large-scale quarrying and manufacturing business, it had its own dedicated railway, and that’s the sky the Blue Goose was meant to fly. Chrysler-based “Blue Goose ...

Late last year, I compiled the most complete account of an obscure historic rail vehicle known as the Blue Goose ... hydra of a Chrysler. It’s a pair of 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Club Coupes ...

Yet, there is such a thing as the 1965 Chrysler New Yorker Town and Country wagon. In 1965, Chrysler produced 153,319 automobiles – that would be the division, not the Corporation – and the ...

Produced between 1940 and 1996 (minus the WWII years), the New Yorker is Chrysler's longest-running and perhaps most iconic nameplate. The brand's flagship model for several decades, the New ...

We think that the rendered Cadillac DeVille we wrote about at the end of June would also get the role, and so would this Chrysler New Yorker digital ... It rocks a dark blue finish, has several ...

Introduced in 1940, the Chrysler New Yorker remained in almost continuous production through 1996. The vehicle served as the company's flagship model but was also slotted under the Imperial when ...

Hughes owned, of course, a number of vehicles, but one of the craziest in his collection was a 1954 Chrysler New Yorker ... with the original Pastel Blue paint, two-tone blue wool interior ...