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	“Motor Rhythm” 1953 animation of Plymouth building itself originally shot in 3D for 1939 World’s Fair
	“You’re gonna go, go, go” 1956 Plymouth radio ad illustrated by magazine, brochure pictures
	"Innovation in the '50s" Chrysler shows off newest features at Chelsea test track
	"Six Jerks in a Jeep" Andrew Sisters sing from bouncing Jeep in clip from 1941 film "Private Buckaroo"
	“Wild Wheels@Work” Annual employee car show staged on rooftop parking decks at DCTC in Auburn Hills

	"Extreme Safety Test" 1934 Chrysler Airflow driven off cliff (silent)
	"Back in the Day" Old race footage compilation set to music
	We can't wait! Black superstock Dodge Challenger Concept is making noise
	"Little Red Wagon" Mopar-Chrysler theatrical ad featuring 600-hp Hemi-powered pickup
	Workers Memorial Day 2007 Tribute to UAW-DaimlerChrysler Workers who have been killed on the job

1. UConnect Web
New technology will make Chrysler vehicles wireless Internet hot spots while on the road

2. 10 mph Viper driver
UAW Local 212 member Bill Iannello recently retired from Detroit's Connor Avenue Assembly Plant, where he drove thousands of Dodge Vipers off the line

3. Celebrity Challengers
Jay Leno and other stars get their first chance to drive the 2008 Dodge Challenger

4. All Aboard for Chrysler Station!
Detroit Zoo's miniature train gets a $250,000 boost from Chrysler Foundation

5. When big was better (1965)
‘65 Chrysler New Yorker is touted as offering “18 feet of comfort and two tons of security with a 413cc V-8 standard.”

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