1959 Chrysler Windsor in Persian Pink & Black & Engine Sounds on My Car Story with Lou Costabile 

What a stunning piece of rolling art! Still one of my favorite eras of MOPARS. And I agree...what an interesting roof line. Looks perfectly suitable for this era. Thanks Lou & Frank for a great showing.

My dad had a 57 New Yorker the same color. Push button transmission. He loved that car.

Absolutely gorgeous, these 50s cars are my favorite designs of all automotive design!

Considering the Windsor was the 'poverty pack' spec model, this car looked fabulous with its 2 tone paint and brushed aluminium dash. Thanks Lou.

Clean straight design and that light pink colour looks amazing along with it

This car is a real eye catcher. First '59 Chrysler I've ever seen with skirts on it. A really nice accessory. Mopars of the 1957-63 period had some of the most outlandish styling ever. I love them, particularly the 1960 Imperial and 1960 Dodge Polara. Thank you Lou for showing.

Yes a great way to start the day. Breakfast with lou and beautiful car. Thanks lou. Hope everything is safe and healthy where you are. 👍👍

Nice & beautiful Lead Sled 59 Chrysler Windsor, never saw one before & I’m 63 yrs old & always look for classic cars while out driving around & taking care of shopping. Too bad the “horns” didn’t work also the owner needs to put the classic 2 1/2 inch white wall tires on, this will make that car “stand out” so much more. Great job Lou as always.👍❤️✌️🙌🏻😊

Work of art! One can easily identify it as a Chrysler from blocks away. Thanks for this feature Lou.

Fabulous sounds about right, Lou. I love the car, I love the color, and I definitely love that it's in Frank's capable hands. Quite the treat for the channel.

3:30 AM here in San Diego. Couldn’t sleep and low and behold Lou has another cool video for me to watch. Looks like a car Elvis would give away. Sorry I’m a muscle car guy.

Amazing. And this is the economy model!?!? Wow. Only in 1950’s America. Thank you for sharing.

The 1957-1959 Chrysler Products were great cars! This Chrysler is gorgeous!

Another great Saturday morning, a beautiful pink Chrysler a cup of coffee and Lou!! Thanks for sharing and as always "Howdy from Texas 😃"!!

a great Sunday cruiser. The more I see these classics, the more I want to go back to those days, (of course I was only 5 years old) but as I grew older, the appreciation for these classics grew too. those were the days, miss 'em.

ALWAYS love Frank's cars! Been a long time since we've seen one with a 383. What a smooth idle!!! Thanks for sharing!

Frank has the coolest collection of Exner finned beauties from 1957-1961! Thanks Lou!👍👏🇺🇸

Thanks for the info Frank. Dad's first new car was a tan '58 Windsor. Didn't realise Windsor was down so in the pecking order but makes sense as it was his first one. Now you got me thinking maybe it was a demo that dad got at years end as a Chrysler as one's first new car must be uncommon.

Frank Trost "The Man with the fins" Just love this man's collection.As always Lou ourstanding work

Hi Frank & Lou: Very cool car and history about this ride. 😎 • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

I don't blame Frank for buying this one I have never seen one like this before. Frank has an awesome collection. Thanks

It's a good day, when you get a notification about a new My Car Story video! Still looking good even if at the bottom of the line....wouldn't mind a road trip! I hope that all is well at your end my friend! 🤜🏻🤛🏻🍻

My GrandUncle had one in Powder Blue. Thanks for Sharing this car with us.

MAN! What a beautiful car!

Thanks for showing this beautiful car guys.

The number of 59' Chryslers with fender skirts must have numbered one.

Another great video! I love this one! Why am I so drawn to 1959 models? No clue! Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful car Lou. Thanks for sharing guys.

The artwork of that very illustrious brochure is very impressive. Great interview, like the behind the scenes stories, that go along with the car.

These era cars are simply magnificent.

What a sweet car! A real rare beauty. The owner is right about the rust factor. Legend has it that on warm, quiet summer nights you could hear the the "57,8,9" Chryslers rust!! LOL GREAT VIDEO LOU.

Frank is fantastic! Honest, knowledgeable...., historian, car guy.... Good stuff as always, thx Lou.

That's a very cool car. thx for sharing Frank. great purchase. nice post Lou. I'd have that as my daily driver.

That thing is insane!

Stunning 👏👏👏

Christine was a '57 Plymouth Fury. I love the '50's cars man. They're wild. I was looking at my '87 Plymouth Gran Fury(which is 30 years and 4 months younger than Christine) and I saw on the trunk and tail end, the quarter panels where it looked like Fifties Fins used to be there... but over the decades they have eroded and worn down. This car is a gem, Persian Pink. What a color

Another one of Frank's neat cars! I just love his cars and his stories of each car and his knowledge too. I like Frank a lot! He is really cool! I bet he would have the best car stories to tell if he had the time. He is one of my most favorite car owners you have on your page. This car is really neat! I loved those old pastel colors! I was a year old when this car came out. My mom and dad had a 1958 Chrysler Saratoga that had the hemi engine. It was.a light lavender color and like Frank's said back in those years rust was a problem. They got rid of it cause they would try to keep it touched up and they couldn't match the paint cause the car had a test paint on it from Chrysler. Just love this car and all of his cars and Frank too! Living in Ohio is hard for me to see them in person! I still love that 1970 Plymouth Wagon yet! One of my most favorite if not my favorite of his collection but they are all neat and awesome I'm every way. Thanks for sharing Lou!

Wowiez, that is a zinger! Nice show, thanks guys

Rear Fender skirts, really make this car. Along with dual exterior mirrors , couldn't get along without a passenger side mirror today.

Awesome car!! Thanks Lou , ive never seen a car like b4!!

A beautiful car from the era of fins!!

WILD STYLE! designed by Virgil M. Exner, Cliff Voss, and detail work by Gordon Davis. A very unusual car, very rare now. The Forward Look on steroids.

Man, what a beautiful automobile! I love it! Thank you!

Perfect! Absolutely stunning! Incredible! Just perfect! Like a rolling candy... Like it was back then!

I agree with Bruce Robbins Lou, a great way to start the day. Frank has the coolest MoPar collection in the world but a "Mary Kay" Chrysler was a surprise LOL. Thanks, Lou it is so nice to start my day with a smile.

It's always a treat to see his collection always full of great trunk treats the fiftys had some of the best lines and color combations

"Pretty In Pink"

Looks like my dad's 1959 New Yorker. It was maroon with gold interior. It was known in the family as the Burgundy Bomb. My dad loved it and hung on to it until 1966. It ran great, but paint was fading, so it had to go. The New Yorker had swivel seats, push button transmission and a windshield washer among other goodies. It was a 2 door and was a beauty.

HI Lou, Alway a pleasure when you catch up with Frank, he seems like a really nice guy to meet & chat too. Always a suprise with Frank. Beautiful Windsor all round, the twin headlights just make these late 50's amazing cars. Your number 1 Fan in Australia Louis Kats from Melbourne Australia ☺ 👍 ❤

I want my Tombstone delivered in this vehicle🤣🤣🤣

Hi, from Venezuela, Hey everybody will see this Persian Pink Chrysler Windsor pass by. Very well keep and conserved. Thanks for the video Mr Lou.

Let's head on down to the Love Shack in Frank's Chrysler! It's as big as a whale, and it's about to set sail! C'mon and bring your jukebox money! Springsteen sang about a pink Cadillac. Can anybody come up with a song about a pink Chrysler? Thanks again, Lou, you always have some amazing treats to show us!

I can see Jayne Mansfield in that beaut of an automobile...she loved pink! To show off both great beauties I think a convertible version would look awesome too! ; )

The design details on this car are amazing. Hard to believe they made money building these cars.

Extremely rare one year engine in that car. "The initial 1959 383s were raised block V-8s with a 4.030-inch bore and 3.750-inch stroke and four-barrel carburetor. This made the 345-horsepower 383 engine block slightly tall. For 1960, the dimensions were changed to a 4.250-inch bore and significantly reduced 3.380-inch stroke, which converted the engine to a lower profile. In all, 47,219 Windsors and Saratogas were produced with the 383 in 1959 and 52,349 in 1960."

DRIVER 2 BACK ON THE STREETS!

Fantastic looking car in great condition. Love a bench seat!

Last time I saw one of them was in the Woolworths parking lot in 1968

Our '78 Cordoba didn't come with a right side mirror either. (We bought it new and still have it)

You know man. I really like your channel. I like the attention to detail.

Never was into this year, the Chryslers from '59. Thanks to this video though I now see how much this looks like a "cleaned up" '58 Buick in the front. Not often front ends looked this similar in their basic shapes.

Frank's voice sounds like actor Alan Alda.

Another great car story, Lou. A shame about '57-'59 rust and reliability. They are some of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen. Virgil Exner was a design genius.

Beautiful ‘59 Chrysler Lou. I like how you filmed the ‘Weight Limit - 4 Tons’ street sign as the car drove by 😂

That color definitely sticks out!!

Yeah, the stripped down model, the only options were kitsch, dodads and chrome.. Gotta love it! 😍👍

GOOD FOR YOU , OWNER , STAND YOUR GROUND WITH THE TRIM😊

Love the push button transmission My uncle had a 1956 Desoto 2 dpurple and black 2 tone with the push button reminds me so much of hymn and the 5060 Soto Mo. Par

Oh my gosh, a real stunner!

Forgot to sound that big sounding horn! Nice to see all those brochures, though! They made 'em nice and big back then. This reminds me of a 1957 pink Olds Fiesta wagon that my dad had. With a leaky trans seal which he never fixed, it never saw much of the road while he owned it. Also Missing my (first car) 1958 Sedan de Ville!

Now today Chrysler only makes 2 models of its own: The 300 and the Pacifica suv-minivan.

Incredible Automobile. Charles Phoenix would have a field day with this winged warrior. Pink and black is to to die for...like a bathroom in a 50's MCM home. You need a filter on your mic

I've got go with Rosemary Clooney as opposed to Ava Gabor, Lou. Otherwise another fine presentation. I remember my father had a Windsor of this era in Persian Pink. I really love the color. Thank you, Lou for keeping us entertained in these tough times

Grand slam you bought a good car

Can you imagine trying to park it today!

Fabulous. I remember the Windsor,s in New Zealand. But rare....

LOVE THIS CAR HSTE THE SKIRTS

Man, I lost count of how many lions were in that brochure. There were practically more there than in all of Africa!

My first car was an old ‘59 Chrysler with a 392 hemi. I thought that it was. Windsor model. Not sure now. Was a long time ago

Production of the 1959 Windsor Coupe was 6,775...model year production of all 1959 Chrysler (excluding Imperial) was only 69 thousand. Both Chevrolet and Ford each sold 1.5 million units for 1959. The lion Crest on the door replaced three crowns as a Spring refresh. This car would greatly benefit from period correct whitewall tires.

WOW! WOW! WOW!

Lower line or not its pure beauty to me.

I really love cars from the 1950s. Do you know Lou if they still make car brochures from the factory the way they used to?

Beautiful Chrysler!! But your "guest" really should tell everyone that CHRISTINE was a 1958 Plymouth FURY!!! Great video though, don't mean to be so critical! Thank you and I'll see you in your next video!

Nice growl with those dual exhausts!!

Some rare and 😎 trunk treats too!!

When they were new they didn't make a sound. They just glided down the street, no engine noise at all.

Thanks, Frank & Lou, & “Crew”: Anyways looks as large as my Parents **59 DODGE 9pass **Station Wagon(:we enjoyed rear facimg seat).....It did rust out quick, etc; though getting my Drivers License with it, the Ps/ PBRAKES WERE nice! Do not remember Engine, though it was fast, and push Button AUTO WAS TOUGH AT LEAST, ON ours.Probably not many Station Wagon versions of many Models, ours was quite the workhorse, etc too...ps: ours had bid White Wall tires, and nice radio....

I once had a 56 Windsor with New Yorker trim from the factory and it had trunk mounted factory air conditioning. The engine was a 331 Spitfire engine but had factory 4 barrel and dual exhaust. Too bad it was so bad in condition when I bought it. I only kept the engine and scraped the rest. I converted the engine to a Hemi with 55 heads etc.

Beautiful Brochure!!

Gorgeous Interior!!

Very cool land yacht 😎👍

That is one gorgeous car! Love mopars since I was a kid.

What a beautiful flagship Windsor. Im speechless. What is it with finned American automobiles???

Absolutely beautiful

He could do voice double for Alan Alda! Nice classic!

Great to see Frank, Lou and another great Car Story! Thanks!

Longer and Pinker. That's what she said. That Baby is worth a respectable swell :)

Think Pink!

Pretty in pink.