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  • 16-05-2011 7:08pm
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    carchaeologist
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    Just reading through an old 'Irish Vintage and Classics' magazine from the mid '90s and there's a short piece on a 1938 Chrysler 'Wimbledon', originally owned by a guy in Killarney and meant to have been built in Kew Bridge London in 1938. It has a 23.5hp(2950cc) engine. Is it still around?


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    Kevin_Herron
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    It is still around, and still on the road, dark red as far as I remember.
    A few of those Chryslers ended up over here. They came as a Kew, Wimbledon or a Richmond. The Kew and Wimbledon were re-badged Plymouths and the Richmond a rebadged DeSoto.

    There was also a Chrysler Kew in a very remote part of Kealkill in West Cork.
    I wonder is that still around?


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