1966 Chrysler Imperial Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Felton, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for sale is a 1966 Chrysler Imperial Sport Coupe, 2 door hardtop, V8, Automatic, Power breaks, power steering, power antenna, Factory installed alarm system, power windows that work including powder vent windows, front and rear air conditioning, maroon exterior that I believe to be original and maroon leather interior. Runs, drives and stops, motor sounds good. No exhaust leaks and no fluid leaks. Top is good but looks like rust under vinyl top, car is solid and straight except for one spot between trunk lid and back window, floors and trunk are solid and no rust under doors, this car would be good to restore, will need a new dash pad. And also has the Vehicle Certicard that came with the car from new. Don't hesitate to call for any questions. Thanks for looking. Ron Call 717-891-7507 or 717-246-0910 NO TEXTS will not reply.
**Please ask any questions prior to bidding. I will do my best to answer your questions in a timely matter.As always, it's advisable to come see the vehicle for yourself prior to bidding if possible. I can be reached by e mail or telephone at 717-246-0910 or 717- 891-7507. If you win the auction it's your vehicle. Please understand that I will report winning bidders that cannot or will not complete the transaction. Winning bidder is responsible for shipping / delivery, although I may be able to deliver the vehicle AT buyers cost.This Vehicle is sold As-Is With No Warranty Whatsoever. **seller reserves the right to end this auction early due to local sale.** |
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