Chrysler Series 70
1931 Chrysler Series 70
Original Price: $1,245 - $1,545
Average Auction Sale: $31,820
Median Auction Sale: $31,820
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Original Price: $1,245 - $1,545
Average Auction Sale: $31,820
Median Auction Sale: $31,820
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1930 Chrysler Series 70
Produced: 18,733
Original Price: $1,295 - $1,545
Average Auction Sale: $35,333
Median Auction Sale: $28,000
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Produced: 18,733
Original Price: $1,295 - $1,545
Average Auction Sale: $35,333
Median Auction Sale: $28,000
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1929 Chrysler Series 75
Produced: 48,850
Original Price: $1,540 - $2,350
Average Auction Sale: $51,468
Median Auction Sale: $41,620
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Produced: 48,850
Original Price: $1,540 - $2,350
Average Auction Sale: $51,468
Median Auction Sale: $41,620
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1928 Chrysler Series 72
Produced: 23,293
Original Price: $1,495 - $3,595
Average Auction Sale: $39,347
Median Auction Sale: $32,815
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Produced: 23,293
Original Price: $1,495 - $3,595
Average Auction Sale: $39,347
Median Auction Sale: $32,815
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1927 Chrysler Series 70
Original Price: $1,395 - $1,795
Average Auction Sale: $16,906
Median Auction Sale: $16,906
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Original Price: $1,395 - $1,795
Average Auction Sale: $16,906
Median Auction Sale: $16,906
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1926 Chrysler Model G-70
Produced: 72,039
Original Price: $1,395 - $2,095
Average Auction Sale: $22,438
Median Auction Sale: $22,600
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Produced: 72,039
Original Price: $1,395 - $2,095
Average Auction Sale: $22,438
Median Auction Sale: $22,600
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1924 Chrysler Model B-70
Original Price: $1,195 - $3,725
Average Auction Sale: $21,263
Median Auction Sale: $20,900
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Original Price: $1,195 - $3,725
Average Auction Sale: $21,263
Median Auction Sale: $20,900
Chassis Profiles
The response was positive, with nearly 80,000 examples of both the Chrysler and the Maxwells sold. As such, little was changed in the following year.
The Series 70 would remain in production until 1931. It had withstood the onset of the Great Depression and by the early 1930s, was feeling its age. A new look had been introduced for Chrysler in the early 1930s, though little changed on the Series 70. For 1931, the list of models included the Series CJ with its six-cylinder engine, the CD and CG with eight cylinders, and the CM which was also known as the 'New SEries Six'. The Series 66 and Series 70 had both been carried over from the prior year with few changes.
By Daniel Vaughan | Sep 2007