1950 Chrysler Imperial Base Sedan 4-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Tehachapi, California, United States
1950 Chrysler Imperial 4 door,This car had the same owner for 30 yrs,I bought it about two yrs ago, Had it painted the[original color dove grey] It will need to be color sanded again, seats have been re stuffed using the original material,Still in great shape!,ALL the interior is original,steering wheel has the usual amount of cracks, Bumpers have been recromed as well as all the over riders, and front fender spears Engine runs great it had a ring and valve job 30 years ago,Brakes will need some attention,I rebilt the right front,the left will still need to be addressed,will stop OK, but pulls to the left .I Have both rocker moldings One is original polished,One nos, rear fender moldings Easy to finish,Has new tires,battery,engine has been detailed,as well as the firewall painted as well, Lost interest an need the room! Any pictures available
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