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Chrysler Plants to Resume Production; Viper Is First 
Auto Observer | Tue, Jun 16
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DETROIT - After shutting down all of its plants after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy April 30, Chrysler is slowly resuming production, starting Monday with the Detroit Conner Avenue plant that makes the Dodge Viper sports car.
Chrysler should have a schedule for plant re-starts by the...
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