3rd Owner Very Clean 1979 Chrysler Lebaron With Orginal Owner & Dealer Info on 2040-cars
Woodway, Texas, United States
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Up for sale is my mothers VERY CLEAN 1979 Chrysler Lebaron. Mom is only the 3rd registered owner! It comes with what APPEARS to be original owner registration & dealership information along with the window sticker where it was
bought new in Fredricksburg Texas. It was bought new by the
parents of some very close family friends, it then was handed down to
our friends then eventually it was bought by my family. This car has
been IMPECCABLY MAINTAINED its entire life including garage storage! My
father was fantastic mechanic and Mopar collector and he made sure that
mama's car was always kept in tip top shape! Unfortunately he passed
away from cancer recently so mom and I are selling off the family
collection of Mopars.
This car was a daily driver & road trip car until about 2008 when it was replaced by moms current PT cruiser. At this time the Lebaron went into storage and was only driven on a few occasions just to keep it exercised and road worthy. I drove this car recently and it ran fantastic a testament to my fathers TLC for the car. It has COLD AC and runs strong. Dad had some close family friends and top notch transmission experts rebuild transmission about 10K miles back as it had developed some crazy small shifting issue were it wanted to shift into the higher gears sooner than it should, so Dad decided it would be best to just have it overhauled. It shifts great now as a result! As far as I know it does not burn any oil and shows great oil pressure. It has a set of Good Year tires on it which currently run smooth and only have about 10,000 miles on them. Things it would need: ***Power windows all work however would greatly benefit from fresh grease on the window channels as they are sluggish now due to old grease. It has been many years now since dad did this last! All in all this is a VERY CLEAN & SOLID STRONG RUNNING 79 Lebaron with no rust and you would be hard pressed to find another one this clean in this great of shape! Please help it find a new loving home! Please feel free to ask questions and Thank You for looking! |
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