First Daytona off the line
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Chrysler introduced the Daytona and Laser October 1st 1983.
The specs of the Daytonas can be found here.
The specs of the Daytonas can be found here.
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Thanks! I've been to allpar before, though, and to Wikipedia, which seems to have more info on the Shadow than the Daytona.
And I think October 1, 1983 was the official introduction date. The first car would have rolled off the line sometime earlier that summer.
PS...the LAST Daytona was produced on March 17, 1993 at Chrylser's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Does anyone know anything about that car either?
And I think October 1, 1983 was the official introduction date. The first car would have rolled off the line sometime earlier that summer.
PS...the LAST Daytona was produced on March 17, 1993 at Chrylser's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Does anyone know anything about that car either?
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Thanks! I've been to allpar before, though, and to Wikipedia, which seems to have more info on the Shadow than the Daytona.
And I think October 1, 1983 was the official introduction date. The first car would have rolled off the line sometime earlier that summer.
PS...the LAST Daytona was produced on March 17, 1993 at Chrylser's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Does anyone know anything about that car either?
Thanks! I've been to allpar before, though, and to Wikipedia, which seems to have more info on the Shadow than the Daytona.
And I think October 1, 1983 was the official introduction date. The first car would have rolled off the line sometime earlier that summer.
PS...the LAST Daytona was produced on March 17, 1993 at Chrylser's Sterling Heights Assembly Plant. Does anyone know anything about that car either?
I remember seeing pictures of the last one off the line....it has workers signing