1966 Imperial Crown Convertible By Chrysler Mopar 64 65 Project, Rat Rod, Hotrod on 2040-cars
Hemet, California, United States
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1966 Imperial Crown Convertible project. Very few ever produced. Last of the full framed imperials.
I bought it several years ago from the 2nd owner since 1972. He had partially dismantled it and began body work. Quarters are solid replacements that need finishing on installation (relatively easy procedure), rocker panel needs installation, yes used replacement included. Floors are over all very nice, one area as I recall needs some attention but, not too bad. Chassis/frame solid and nice. Convertible components all still all there in place. Dash is basically all there and untampered with. Engine is out and apart, may be good for core. Front clip is just sitting in place. Some parts inevitably are missing but, appears to be mostly all there. Some spare parts as well included, you get it all. Keys are missing. Lots of potential here a worthy project, was a keeper but, no space. I have the title. Sold as is where is. 92544, Hemet CA, unrestored project that is nearly 50 years old hence; NO WARRANTY I can assist loading up on your trailer or tow truck on this end. Please be sure your funds are readily available prior to bidding/offers. Initial PayPal payment of $250.00 due upon auctions end. First time ebayers contact me prior to bids/offers with your intentions. Balance due in full within 5 days of listing ending (in cash preferably). Please remove the car within 3 weeks of auctions end. Please be sure to get your wife's (mother, doctor, lawyer) permission prior to bidding/offers. If you win kindly contact me within 24 hrs. Thank you |
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