Northland Chrysler (Plymouth/Imperial) Dodge Jeep Ram, Oak Park Michigan suburb just across "8 Mile Road" from Detroit. (yes, the "8 Mile" of Marshall Mathers fame )
BEFORE, Circa mid 1960's (Already posted in #35)
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CIRCA 2015 (Same building, obviously remodeled)
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btw, metro detroit area of FULL of these "before and afters" of vintage dealerships. could do a whole thread on this city's dealerships alone .. illuminating and interesting, but a bit depressing too as it reflects the city's long decline. Things are looking up though
View attachment 81788 Not a Chrysler photo, but still a cool pic. Some Henry J's being loaded on a plane for export
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Come to think of it.Dad was 26 yrs old and lead body design on these before he went Chrysler. I believe he commuted to Lansing working on this car.
I found this:The Monaco was originally purchased in fall of 64 at Padre Dodge, San Diego, Kalifornia.
I think the dealer was on Camino Del Rio Ave.
Since i have not found any info on dealer i thought maybe someone here might have better google skills.
Thanks 500!
Syracuse guy here! All my life too. I'm not sure what you want to know.
That area is called "automobile row" for all the car dealers that are along there.
I don't believe the address is correct. I looked it up and 917 is where the Lewis Goodman Chrysler-Plymouth-Imperial dealer was. They opened in 1960 and got their franchise pulled in 2009 after the government deal. Goodman Service: A spark from the glory years on Automobile Row
Goodman's store was Rusterholtz-Rusell and they sold Chrysler, Plymouth, Willys and even Franklins. BTW, Franklins were built about a mile from that dealership.
Just down the street, where Lowery is (or was), is a historic building. Was Forsyth motors for a long time too.
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