1968 Chrsler Crown Imperial Convertible on 2040-cars
Hawley, Pennsylvania, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:Dual 440
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Red
Make: Chrysler
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Imperial
Trim: 2 dr convertible
Drive Type: rwd
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 82,595
Exterior Color: Military Blue Metallic
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This auction is for a beautiful 1968 Chrysler Imperial Convertible. The car has been in our family since March of 2000. It was purchased so my mom and her Red Hat Club could ride in local parades in style. It was restored in 1999 by the previous owner as a show car and has been babied ever since. The body is in excellent condition with No rust or rust bubbles.
To Quote the previous owner she was a very nice original rust free car that under went a full cosmetic restoration. Paint is new (in 1999) and all the chrome was removed, cleaned, polished and re-plated as necessary. Interior is excellent original leather, the carpets were replaced, dash and door panels are excellent original bronze dash trim was all redone. Though he said nothing of it the front seats look like they were recovered and the back original. Other items rebuilt or replaced include brake system (complete including hoses), AC system, window motors, ect. The engine compartment was completely detailed; wheel covers were disassembled, cleaned, refinished and polished, and many other detail items were done with the intent of keeping the car indefinitely.
This was done 14 years ago but looks like it was done last year. This should be an indication of what a good job was done and how well my dad took care of her.
The car is fully optioned with power windows including wing windows, power locks, power seats, power top and all power assists. Am/FM radio with rear speaker. Tilt and telescoping steering wheel. The engine has the optional Dual 440 package.
Please contact with any questions or to make arrangements to see in person.
Vehicle is sold as is, with no warranties expressed or implied by seller. As with any used vehicle, minor signs of wear such as small chips or nicks, light scratches or minor abrasions and other indications of normal wear and tearmay become more obvious under close inspection. We will not and can not be held liable or responsible for these issues. Non paying bidders will be dealt with according to Ebay rules.
We reserve the right to cancel bids and/or the auction for any reason
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