1966 Chrysler Corporation factories and other facilities
Defense and space program plants (1966)
- Detroit Tank Plant (Warren, MI) — built for World War II; the Army still maintains engineering offices in Warren
- Scranton Defense (Eynon, PA)
- Defense Engineering (Center Line, MI)
- Florida Missile/Space Operations (Cape Kennedy)
- Huntsville Space Operations Plant (AL) — the first project was the Redstone missiles
- Michigan Missile Plant (Sterling Township, MI)
- Space Divison Michoud Plant (New Orleans, LA)
Production outside the United States, 1966
- Argentina: Valiant
- Australia: Valiant, Hillman, Singer, Humber, Dodge trucks
- Brazil: Simca Esplanada
- Canada: Plymouth, Dodge, Dodge and Fargo trucks
- Colombia: Dodge, Dodge trucks
- France: Simca 1000, 1301, 1501
- Mexico: Plymouth, Valiant, Barracuda, Dodge, Dart, Dodge trucks
- Morocco: Simca 1000, 1301
- Netherlands: Plymouth, Valiant, Barracuda, Dodge, Dart, Dodge and Fargo trucks, Kew trucks
- Peru: Plymouth, Dodge, Simca 1000, Dodge and Fargo trucks, Kew trucks
- Philippines: Valiant, Plymouth, Dart, Dodge, Simca 1000, Hillman, Dodge and Fargo trucks, Kew trucks
- Rhodesia: Commer and Karrier trucks
- South Africa: Valiant, Barracuda, Dodge, Simca 1000, Hillman, Humber, Dodge, Kew, Commer, Karrier
- Spain: Dart, Simca 1000, Barreiros
- Turkey: Dodge, Fargo, DeSoto, and Kew trucks
- U.K.: Hillman, Sunbeam, Singer, Humber; Kew, Commer, Karrier trucks
- Venezuela: Plymouth, Valiant, Barracuda, Dodge, Dart, Simca 1000, Hillman, Humber, Dodge and Fargo trucks, Commer
1969 Snapshot
- Detroit: Belvedere, Coronet, Fury, Polara, Chrysler, Imperial
- Hamtramk: Valiant, Barracuda, Dart, Charger
- Warren: Dart (A-100) (Detroit, Hamtramk, and Warren production: 815,313)
- St. Louis South: Belvedere, Coronet, Charger, Dart A-100 (216,215 in all) (St. Louis North was open in 1969 but not listed)
- Los Angeles: Valiant, Belvedere, Dart, Coronet (71,704)
- Belvidere: Fury, Polara (216,153)
- Newark, Delaware: Fury, Polara, Chrysler (186,177)
- In 1966, the 1933 Office and Display building was still up on Jefferson Avenue.
List of 1966 Chrysler factories
Non-automotive: Airtemp (Dayton, OH); Amplex Harper (Detroit); Amplex Trenton (MI); Amplex Van Wert (Ohio); Chrysler Boat Corporation (Plano, TX); Chrysler Outboard Engine (Hartford, WI); Lynch Road Chemical Operations (Detroit); Marine and Industrial Products (Marysville, MI); Trenton Chemical (Trenton, MI); Trenton Friction Materials (MI); West Coast Chemical Operations (Los Angeles, CA).
Assembly plants: Belvidere, IL; Hamtramck, MI; Jefferson Avenue (Detroit); Los Angeles; Lynch Road (Detroit); Missouri (Fenton); Newark, DE; St. Louis (Fenton, MI); Warren (MI). Trucks were made in Fenton and Warren.
Manufacturing plants: Detroit Forge; Detroit Universal; Eight Mile Stamping; Eldon Avenue Axle; Hamtramck Foundry; Highland Park Machining; Huber Avenue Foundry; Indianapolis Electrical; Indianapolis Foundry; Kokomo Casting; Lyons Trim; Mack Avenue Stamping; McGraw Glass; Mound Road Engine; New Castle Forge; New Castle Machining; New Process Gear (Syracuse); Outer Drive Stamping; Sterling Stamping; Trenton Engine; Twinsburg Stamping; Toledo Machining; Vernor Tool and Die; Warren Stamping; Warren Tool and Die; Winfield Foundry
Also included was, thanks to Chrysler’s recent purchase of a majority in SIMCA, a plant in Poissy, France:
Arizona Proving Grounds | Chelsea Proving Grounds