1953 Chrysler 8 Passenger Sedan, Black, Green Interior, A/c Added At Some Point. on 2040-cars
Crestline, Kansas, United States
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car sold with bill of sale only. can store for an agreed on reasonable amount of time after full payment. removal/delivery is the responsibility of winning bidder. any questions , call John at 417 434 3318. car was sold new by Bitner Motors (an out of business Chrysler dealer in Pittsburg, Ks) to Ellsworth Funeral Home (also out of business). probably used as the family car for funerals and also why the low miles. bought from a storage facility for abandonment/non-payment. motor is free and will probably run with very little work. needs a starter and battery (6 volt). as near as I can tell about 450 of these cars were built in 1953. sold as is/where is.
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