Vieilles publicités (journaux) de voitures.

Chevy38 a écrit:

Chrysler built more than 182,000 cars in the 1927 calendar year, and about 130,000 of those were either the bottom tier 50 Series cars or third-tier 70 Series. There are no exact production figures available for the second level 60 Series cars - See more at:

In 1926, Chrysler added a lower-priced four-cylinder 50 Series to its lineup — the series would last through the 1928 model year — but six-cylinders powered the Series 60, 70 and 80 lineups. The 60 Series debuted in mid-year 1926 and carried over for 1927. The cars rode on 109-inch wheelbase chassis with hydraulic brakes and artillery-style wheels. After August of 1927, steel disc wheels were available. The engine displaced 180.2 cubic inches and was rated at 54 hp. Early series cars were fitted with 30 x 5.25 tires. Later models got smaller 28 x 5.25 rubber. - See more at:
http://www.oldcarsweekly.com/collector-cars/pre-war-classics/car-of-the-week-1927-chrysler-five-passenger-coach#sthash.BgJuwFwC.dpuf

Chevy38 a écrit:Sur cette dernière publicité de Chrysler, il est intéressant de noter qu'en 1927 les modèles Chrysler 50, 60, 70 et 80 indique la vitesse atteinte par chaque modèle en mile à l'heure.  

Ça fait drôle de lire le mot "char" plutôt que voiture ou automobile!!!

Il est est toujours intéressant de lire  ces vieilles  publicités en français.