Michael Warshaw recently visited Steve Babinsky's Automotive Restorations to check out Chrysler's Chrysler. He created this 2 1/2-minute closeup view of the automobile.
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
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I grew up in Chryslers like this (not Town Cars, though) and it took me way back! Magnificent work; magnificent film. Even the two rods under the hood holding the bullnose to the cowl were on my ‘39! Thanks. Mike Warshaw has two other films posted, entitled “Woodies as far as you can see” 1 and 2; that shop (Steve’s?) has every Chrysler I ever owned or drove (or drooled over) up through a 1950 and beyond, including a super-rare ‘42 T&C! What a treat for this old codger! Sam, III
Howard,
What can I say, except that it’s magnificent! I can’t wait to see the car in “person.”
Roger
Hi Howard,
Your Chrysler came out beautiful! Congratulations on your award at Pebble Beach.
Now I can’t wait to see this more than gorgeous one of a kind 1937 Chrysler. The pictures are magnificent. I guess I have to wait to see it at the Americana Manhasset in Oct
I would like to see and hear it running. But it looks great!
The car looks just beautiful, Howard. You were missed by many yesterday on the grounds of the Vanderbilt. The day was gorgeous, as were the automobiles appearing for all to see and enjoy. I was informed that you and the Chrysler had an engagement and honor at another event outside of NY state. I hope you had a great day there, and I’m looking forward to seeing you and the reborn Chrysler soon.
Congrats again on the completion of the project. - Ernie
Terrific! A job well done! HR
It really came out of the restoration fabulously !!
A georgeous restoration job of a georgeous AMERICAN car.
May it roll on for ever !
who did the uphostry work in the back of the Chryslers Chrysler