Hi Folks:
I received this from a friend who is a Chrysler employee. Since the
"Hemi" was used during the Forward Look era, I thought it would be
slightly relevant to the list and slightly interesting to you
motor-heads. (I didn't know that the word HEMI could be used as a verb.
LOL...)
Adam Lindenbaum, was your '58 Fury an inspiration for them to come up
with this promotional program? 8=)
I recall that an the old Mitsubishi 2.6L I-4, which was an option engine
in the original generation of Mopar Minivans, was actually a hemi, but
obviously not a HEMI hemi...
Anyway, enjoy!
Jason Rogers
'55 Belvedere
Warner Robins, GA
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'What can you HEMIR?
In celebration of the legendary HEMI engine, Chrysler Group launches
the "What Can You HEMI?" contest today asking consumers the question:
If you could infuse the power and torque of the 5.7-liter V-8 HEMI
engine into anything, what would it be? Chrysler Group is encouraging
consumers to imagine the possibilities of HEMI-power. Anyone up for the
challenge is required to submit their HEMI-powered invention in a brief
essay (300 words or less) and to support the idea with a sketch.
A panel of Chrysler Group judges will select five semi-finalists based
on creativity, engineering feasibility, safety and functionality. The
five semi-finalists will see their HEMI-powered idea brought to life and
will win a trip for two to take part in the official unveiling of these
creations. One of the five final HEMI-powered inventions will be named
the grand prize winner and its inventor will drive home in a
HEMI-powered Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicle of their choice. More
contest information is available at www.WhatCanYouHemi.com . Employees
and their families are not eligible to enter the contest.
Contest entries must be postmarked by April 6 and received by April 13,
2005 and should be mailed to:
"What Can You HEMI" Contest
P.O. Box 6761
Stacy, MN 55078-6761
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