By 1970, Wyatt-Johnson entered the new car sales arena for the first time, being awarded the local Chrysler-Plymouth franchise. Two years later, the dealership moved from College Street to Kraft Street, and anchored retail growth in that area for more than two decades.
Ah the Chrysler Slant 6. I was 18, putting myself through college, and worked at a local Pharmacy (Before they all went CVS, Walgreens, Eckert on us) and the delivery car was a 1971 Plymouth Duster with the Slant 6. When I started there the thing had over 80,000 miles, with various 18-20 year old drivers, this thing was beat on a lot. It lasted until someone on the night shift crashed through a customers garage on a night with freezing rain.
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