1967 Chrysler Imperial Sedan, 1 Of Only 2193 Made. on 2040-cars
Beaumont, California, United States
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Driver quality Imperial, 1 of 2193 Sedans built in 1967. Apparently this car has spent it's entire life on the west coast. NO RUST. This one has the Crown trim, factory A/C is all there (needs work) nice straight body, fresh BLACK paint, all 4 hubcaps included as well as proper spare and bumper jack, stainless trim is in good condition, but missing the hood ornament. Original 440 engine with factory AFB carb runs smooth. Dual exhaust with new mufflers. Looks like the transmission has been rebuilt (has rebuilder tag) and I assume it is the original trans. Mileage shows 94XXX, but I can't confirm it's not 194XXX. Just replaced the strut rod bushings along with sway bar end bushings. First year to have disc brakes. First year without a frame, has 'uni-body' construction. Drives well, (for a 46 year old car) just replaced all 4 tires (with Hankooks). 3 of 4 windows operate (I think the switches need cleaning), both vent windows (electric) need work, but you can hear the motors. All glass is in great condition. All the trim (except the hood eagle) is there. All gauges work, speedometer works as does the odometer. The trip odometer does not. Factory radio missing and the plate had been opened to accept a new (rectangle) style radio, so that's what is filling the space. Electric antenna does not work. Head and tail lights work, but no dash lights. Interior is nice, door panels, carpet and headliner are nice. All around it's a nice car needing TLC. Note: the pictures of the underside of the car were taken prior to replacing the mufflers, sway bar bushings and tires. Comes with a reprinted service manual. Has California 'black' plates and is registered current. Clear title in my name. Car is in So-Cal, Riverside County, I can help with your shipper. Check out NADA values. http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1967/Chrysler/Imperial/4-Door-Sedan/Values
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