Walter P. Chrysler Automotive Museum - Over 65 antique, custom and concept vehicles

The 55,000-square-foot museum features three floors of more than 65 antique, custom and concept vehicles interspersed with interactive displays and historical exhibits that tell the story of the automaker's contributions to automotive design, technology and innovation, as well as the automobile's impact on American culture.

[@VFR1200F]

Thanks for sharing. My father and I arrived at the museum during the 2013 NAIAS. We drove to the museum only to find that it had closed a few weeks earlier. Through your video we were able to see what we thought we never would.

[@josephhajjar9511]

I really enjoyed watching the film of the Walter P. Chrysler Museum. I hope to have a chance to visit the Museum in the near future. I hope that the US industry gets back strong and serve as an example to international automakers over the globe. I hope FCA preserves the Museum in respect for the founder Walter P. Chrysler. Best Regards.

[@CudaRebelsAutoModeling426]

I was at this museum before it closed, I had a wonderful time. Lots of historical and beautiful pieces of history, wish there was some way it could be opened again. Thank you for sharing these beautiful pictures and memories.

[@petergrist8577]

Best automotive museum I ever visited.

[@dwaynewingate893]

That music is insanity

[@lucaseq77]

Mute button...

[@bliberg]

Thank you for documenting this museum. Many would not be able to see it any other way.

[@jrmbusa]

They've closed the place in 2016...

[@davidkastin4240]

@@jrmbusa 😪

[@armandoduce]

Gracias, Así se debe filmar un museo. Congratulaciones.

[@brucegibbins3792]

I spent an enjoyable hour watching your filming of the WP Chrysler museum. The way the displays are filmed gives me the impression of what it must be like to actually be there in person. Excellent.

[@sawyerdrive]

I remember in the 1960's when the Turbine car was making its way into the public eye, that my dad was asked by Chrysler to drive one on the civilian side to test everyday use in his company. He never did, but I wished he had...those were the days that every year something new was in the making, and people dreamed about what could be and sought to make it happen. I was lucky to have had multiple new Chrysler's to drive growing up... and loved them all.

[@sfatlarge]

Excellent video of the WP Chrysler museum. Thank You Very Much

[@CycloneJack]

Thank you very much for taking the time to make this. I didn't go to the museum before it closed down but your video feels almost like I did.

[@donbrynelsen2157]

If they closed the museum, what happened to the cars?

[@DiscerningWhatisTrue]

These are some beautiful cars!!!

[@FoxeemaTV]

Thank you for this great video ...how can anyone dislike this....

[@dlwatib]

The fisheye lens and the inappropriate music.

[@krabenaldt7605]

Beautiful cars.

[@Mikesautovideo]

Hello Mike Morris here : i have a 1970 Chevrolet truck with a 454 and 350 auto with factory bucket seats and console restored for sale also there is a 1924 ? Hupmobiel engine with bell and trans We have a Dodge Daytona Shelby needs restored

[@jkbish1]

Nice museum. I think I have visited most car museums in the USA. Too bad this one is now closed. They showed pictures of the "test lab". My dad worked there.

[@RonDAlessandro]

Thank you

[@digitalrailroader]

I want to visit this museum someday, and I want to pull into the parking lot in my 1998 Plymouth Breeze, and hopefully when i do make it up there, they will have the NATCC Stratus on display.

[@MrGoldenwaffler]

The music drives me crazy. Not in a good way.

[@willsco76]

Turn off the volume then. I like it.

[@nonelost1]

Terrence Gold To me, the music is half the reason for watching this video. I love it. It can and does evoke emotions. That cannot be denied. I guess it depends upon which emotions the music evokes and how one feels about them.

[@boardskins]

Along with the fisheye lens.

[@steelisthemeal]

generic KZbin music

[@alguncarajo]

Many thanks. Awesome vid!

[@chargerdave2046]

Wow, that Black 72 Charger ( 42:41 )...is NOT an S/E. How was that missed? In a Chrysler museum yet?. The S/E had the distinctive panel added to the quarter glass.

[@JG-oj1xt]

I didn't hit the mute button in time. My head suddenly exploded. I'll have to finish watching it later.

[@lucaseq77]

LOL Sorry!

[@danielogg5446]

i have a new dream car. dream bc ill never own one. that red chrysler d'elegance. im not old enough to have bought one new and now they are so rare im sure they are 100k or more. i loved the tour but would have rather had a narrative about the different cars instead of that elevator disco music.....thanks for taking us through the museum

[@lucaseq77]

daniel ogg Maybe one day...You never know. Thanks for the comment Daniel.

[@steelisthemeal]

Nice

[@richardessig3399]

What happened to the DeSoto line, didn't see or hear of any.

[@brucecarney4416]

sadly, music in something that needs narrative- ruined the entire effort. Walter P deserved better than this .

[@gizmothewytchdoktor1049]

considering the museum is closing some of the music is appropriate. instead of office space the museum should be the lobby for the new office space.

[@israelportela4590]

Vídeo fantástico carros espetaculares parabéns e obrigado! Quero muito compra um Plymouth Prowler 1997 253 HP

[@lucaseq77]

@sfatlarge THANK YOU!

[@7blumax7]

Chrysler Corp. has made some great drive trains over the years and still do. I have never understood their lack of quality in their bodies, specifically the body trim, hardware, fit and finish, etc. My dad had a few Dodge and other Chryslers and they all were all poor quality in those areas. That is why I have never wanted to own one. Loved the look of the Woodys and some of the art deco era models.

[@davemontanbeau2883]

Our company sold and restored the 1934 Dodge pickup. Shown at 45:27 to 45:50 Done by (Dodge City Vintage. Mike Northcutt. Jamestown CA

[@lucaseq77]

Small world lol

[@davemontanbeau2883]

+lucaseq77 ??

[@lucaseq77]

Just saying small world...So easy to see and find things from miles away lol

[@allcatsloved]

Dave Montanbeau

[@CoastalAutoReactionCAR]

Was there a Grand Wagoneer there?

[@lucaseq77]

I think you may be able to read it if you pause it.

[@vernwallen4246]

Why the sad,sad music??

[@gauchoriveroo]

buen video pero tenes que bajar el volumen

[@OutGoingMale4U]

what year did the Dodge Brothers build their first car?

[@lucaseq77]

1914/1915 Dodge Brothers Model 30-35 touring car...Similar to Ford Model T, but advertised as an upscale car.

[@OutGoingMale4U]

lucaseq77 and I believe the hood ornament was a Star of David

[@jhonnyospina6700]

super interesante el que mas me gusto el imperial.

[@lucaseq77]

They are changing cars from time to time... You may call them to ask if they have it.

[@themopar426]

i wish i could i seen it before they closed it!

[@timbrady6473]

Does anyone know what this music is in the beginning? Starting at 1:42 .

[@epiktetos805]

Music is very bad. !!!!!

[@MsShtusha]

5:56 💥

[@pabloandresmarkgraf5890]

Pleace Change the music, it dose not fit at all!!!

[@jhonnyospina6700]

el imperial 67 es una belleza-

[@johnb8190]

M4S Interceptor 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Hoboelmo23]

I'm willing to bet these museum cars are far better than the shit that got sold to customers. I bought a Dodge back in 1973 and I swore I would never buy another Chrysler Product, and never have. What a junk.

[@lucaseq77]

Agree! Now it's a Maserati and Alfa Romeo office...sad

[@rogerstill71]

That background music really sucks

[@silviomoraes8135]

Conheça o museu sem sair da cadeira.

[@computer5450]

I wish I had the money I would like the buy the Army units

[@jimjardine4705]

I expected to see a collection of land yacht's@

[@dlwatib]

Sorry, this is just too sickening to watch, even after muting it.

[@kevinmacnally5096]

Where is the narrator? This sucked! Great photography but this sucked!

[@chlopen1]

its sad, that this company is still 50 years dead

[@40603011]

25:00

[@fe_ares8608]

dude you going to fast i want to read about the car too