The 1954 Plymouth Explorer Concept Car was developed by Virgil Exner to reinvigorate the Plymouth brand. The Explorer is a one of a kind. The styling was modern and graceful while carefully integrating design cues from the company's past. It was a collaboration between Detroit stylists and Ghia of Turin, Italy.
This resulted in a one-off design that was very different than other Plymouth vehicles that rolled out of the factory in 1954.
The car made its debut in the May 1954 Motor Trend magazine. The Rare 1954 Plymouth Explorer is a Jet Age Dream Car displayed at the Petersen Auto Museum. Enjoy, Mario
Mario on Dec 10, 2024 said:
A new Concept Car from Chrysler, the 1954 Plymouth Explorer Coupe designed by Virgil Exner and Ghia of Italy.
General Motors was showcasing several Concept Cars yearly back in the 50's and the Chrysler heads decided to get on board with the publicity.
A one of a kind Concept Car, the 1954 Plymouth Explorer was salvaged, restored to its original and is on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in California.
This is my Tribute to the 1954 Plymouth Explorer Concept Car. Mario
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