1963 Chrysler Crown Imperial on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Chrysler
Drive Type: u/k
Model: Imperial
Mileage: 69,000
Trim: chrysler crown imperial
This is a Mint condition Chrysler crown imperial GOLD EDITION. This is the highest edition ever made for this car it has power windows, power seats, power antenna which you pull up to listen to the radio this car also has lighting all around on the inside. The car also has Power steering , Power brakes. This car is in perfect condition and the only things that were restored was that the car was repainted also the inside seats, and floor but its all been restored on how it looked back in its original form same with the paint. The car starts with the first turn of the key and runs and drives perfectly the car is very easy an comfortable to drive. the car has no rust and the bottom of the car has been cleaned and painted with protection from rust so that the car doesent rust.For any more questions call Jason at 773-592-9176
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