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| 1940 | The Jeep Story 1940 - 1970 -- In June 1940, the U.S. military informed automakers that it was looking for a light reconnaissance vehicle to replace the Army's motorcycle. Open PDF. |
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| 1941 | The Thunderbolt and Newport Show Cars, 1941 -- In 1941, Chrysler built two concept cars: the Thunderbolt and the Newport. No mere flights of fancy, these automobiles were based on solid engineering and proven technology, as would be many of the advanced Chrysler design concepts in the coming years. Open PDF. |
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| 1941 | Chapter Seven — Chrysler Goes to War Open PDF. |
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| 1942 | The War Effort 1942 - 1945 -- Doug Fraser retired President, United Auto Workers, Oral History Interview. Open PDF. |
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| 1945 | Chapter Eight — Postwar Adjustments Open PDF. |
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| 1946 | Working for Chrysler - Like joining a family, 1946 -- Bruce Thomas retired Chrysler Engineer, Oral History Interview Open PDF. |
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| 1951 | In 1951, Chrysler Corporation introduced its entry in the post-war horsepower race, a V-8 engine designed with hemispherical combustion chambers. Quickly dubbed the "HEMI®," its power and efficiency made it an instant favorite for all sorts of motor sport vehicles. Open PDF. |
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