1929 Chrysler 65 on 2040-cars
Sayre, Pennsylvania, United States
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FOR SALE – 1929 Chrysler “65” 4 door
This rust free gem was stored by the two previous owners in a dry barn. I first saw this car in 1971 and I later bought it in 2005. The frame off professional restoration was completed in 2011 and has always been kept in a heated garage. A complete restoration photo album will answer all questions about this solid piece of history which contains over 200 pictures of the professional frame-off restoration. The car's previous owner history is documented. All parts are correct and original to this car. Everything is new including: brakes, exhaust, pristine chrome..., car is back in almost 100% original condition as is was the day it came off the line in 1929. This Chrysler sports pristine Marquette blue paint with a black fenders and trim beautifully accented with ivory pinstripes. The interior will take you back in time with Lebaron Bonney gray mohair upholstery that complements the grand style of this 4 door. It drives and runs excellent with only 24,100 original miles on the speedometer. The car has been shown at two small local car shows. This stunning Chrysler “65” is ready for a new owner to enjoy and show. I will consider all reasonable offers. Also included with the car is a photo album, tools, extra parts, custom fitted California Car Cover, and a wealth of printed information. No expense was spared for the restoration, you will not find a better more original 1929 Chrysler anywhere. It has always been stored in a climate controlled garage. This Chrysler will complete at that highest level at AACA events. |
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