1975 Chrysler Imperial 4-door Hardtop (lebaron) on 2040-cars
Piketon, Ohio, United States
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1975 Imperial LeBaron 4-door hardtop, 70,907 original miles 1975 was the last year for the big Imperial. I've owned the car for about 8 years (had about 65,000 miles on it then) and it has mostly been garage-kept. I intended to restore the car, but life has a nasty way of getting me to put hobby work on the backburner and with my research travel, this will be another summer without having much time to work on the car. Car is a 25-footer (has little scrapes and dings); Car shines up nicely; It runs good (drove it 17 miles before I began putting this ad together), tranny shifts as it should; Interior is acceptable (leather seats are fairly nice, stitching on top of rear seat is coming apart and driver's seat shows wear); Headliner is pretty nice. Carpet is very good. Undercarriage is good for the car's age; Vinyl top is shrinking (a new aftermarket vinyl top that the buyer can install will come with the car). Chrome is good, but have small flaws. Brakes are recent (put on about 3,000 miles ago); New fuel pump put in about 2,000 miles ago; New fuel filter 500 miles ago; New distributor, spark plugs and wires put on about 300 miles ago. Tranny flush about 4,000 miles ago. Has aftermarket AM/FM cassette radio. A/C worked last summer and blew cold (has been refitted for the new kind of Freon), but is not working now (I think it may be a relay) Power windows, seats, and door locks not working (they all did last year); again I believe it needs a few new relays (my pacemaker doesn't allow me to work with electricity so I can't be sure). Tires are OK, but probably need replacing in the next 3 or 4 thousand miles. The little rust that there is appears to be just light surface rust. Two factory service manuals (a little beaten up and a few pages are missing) will come with the car. Want more details or pictures?, contact me through eBay. Car is sold "as is" and no warranty or guarantee is given by the seller. I ONLY ACCEPT BIDS FROM THE U.S.A --do not bid if you reside in another country. Car is located near Piketon, Ohio (85 miles south of Columbus, Ohio); arrangements can be made for potential bidders to come and inspect the car. Winning bidder is required to put a $300 deposit via Paypal within 48 hours of the auction's close. Car must be picked up within 10 days of the auction's close. Shipping/pick-up is the responsibility of the buyer. |
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