An advertisement is no guarantee that what is illustrated is what is
offered, either as standard or optional equipment. Just as brochures are
not on the top of the list for accuracy, neither are advertisements. Many
illustrations for brochures and advertisements are done before production
actually begins. Thus "errors" appear.
Sometimes you have to question what was going on in the mind of the
illustrator. The 1970 Chrysler brochure has line drawings of each series
showing the various highlights of that model. The 300 series has a line
drawing pointing out the new steering column lock. The U.S. version shows a
Chrysler 300. The Canadian edition shows a Jensen Interceptor.
Bill
Vancouver, BC
----- Original Message -----
From: Billimp68@xxxxxxx
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, April 10, 2004 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: IML: those 67 in stripes
D'2,
The Ad I have is a Chrysler Company Imperial Ad, which features a Crown four
door. I don't think it looks good either, but it had to be available or
they would not have ran an Ad showing it, or perhaps it was something that
the company had the dealer do to handle a special request. Anyway, has
anyone seen a 68 Imperial painted like this, other than what was mentioned
by Mark McDonald?
Bill/Imp, 68's
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