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1961 Chrysler Crown Imperial Restored Beauty on 2040-cars

Year:1961 Mileage:100000
Location:

Riverside, California, United States

Riverside, California, United States
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Car being sold out of a private collection in Riverside County California. Beautifully restored 1961 Chrysler Crown Imperial sedan. Original California rust free car. Car is absolutely gorgeous inside and out. Highly optioned car with power everything. seat, door locks, antenna, steering, brakes.  413 Factory V-8 with automatic transmission. Factory air conditioning. Paint, chrome,stainless,and interior are perfect with the exception of a couple of cracks that appeared on the dash. Original color and interior style. They don't get much nicer than this. Runs and drives fast and smooth with no issues. No reserve on this classic beauty, accepting offers or will be sold to highest bidder. Call with any questions or offers on the car. 951-776-9603  photo DSCN6619_zps058a6a2f.jpg  photo DSCN6655_zpsdfec8c90.jpg  photo DSCN6654_zps1243827a.jpg  photo DSCN6653_zps144952db.jpg  photo DSCN6619_zps058a6a2f.jpg  photo DSCN6618_zps77e9f038.jpg  photo DSCN6615_zps6f0c35c0.jpg  photo DSCN6620_zpsb9b7aa19.jpg  photo DSCN6617_zps0df7cef2.jpg  photo DSCN6622_zps6a29247a.jpg  photo DSCN6616_zpsf386e4d0.jpg  photo DSCN6624-Copy_zps70700a31.jpg  photo DSCN6621_zps688c28b0.jpg  photo DSCN6610_zpsdadf98d5.jpg  photo DSCN6613_zps954965b4.jpg  photo DSCN6611-Copy_zpsbab409bb.jpg  photo DSCN6623-Copy_zps5eb6cfe5.jpg  photo DSCN6640_zps6cb03427.jpg  photo DSCN6639_zps43ca771d.jpg  photo DSCN6638_zps25ffbc4e.jpg  photo DSCN6637_zpsbd1639f1.jpg  photo DSCN6636_zps3b5c7be2.jpg  photo DSCN6635_zps612b38cf.jpg  photo DSCN6634-Copy_zps656102be.jpg  photo DSCN6632_zps2ddecb74.jpg  photo DSCN6631_zps47c1f32e.jpg  photo DSCN6630_zps9862c10e.jpg  photo DSCN6641_zps23a3edc6.jpg  photo DSCN6645_zpsce19cab1.jpg  photo DSCN6628_zpsd4c9e208.jpg  photo DSCN6648_zps7169f82c.jpg  photo DSCN6627_zpsbd1ed336.jpg  photo DSCN6626_zpse2410ba5.jpg  photo DSCN6625-Copy_zpsd0a51328.jpg  photo DSCN6647_zpsa5b91de9.jpg  photo DSCN6643_zps9c9c31fe.jpg  photo DSCN6642_zpsd1823a9b.jpg  photo DSCN6644_zps91e9226c.jpg

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Consumer Reports says these are the worst new cars of 2014

Thu, 27 Feb 2014

Consumer Reports has announced its annual list of worst vehicles, a cringe-inducing contrast to its list of top vehicles. Ignominiously leading the way in 2014 is Chrysler, which has a staggering seven models listed.
Jeep nearly sweeps the small SUV segment by itself, with its Compass, Patriot and 2.4-liter version of the new Cherokee, while the only midsize sedans listed by CR were the Chrysler 200 and Dodge Avenger. The new Dodge Dart and the Dodge Journey round out CR's condemnation of Chrysler.
Ford is taking heat as well, with the Taurus, Edge and their counterparts from Lincoln all listed as the worst vehicles in their respective segments. Toyota doesn't fare much better, with its Lexus IS, Scion iQ and tC also making the list.

Woman throws coffee at man over handicapped parking spot

Thu, Mar 24 2016

A Toronto area busybody started a decidedly un-Canadian altercation over a woman illegally parking in a handicapped parking spot this week. He now regrets his decision to film it. On March 21, Ryan Favro confronted a young woman outside the Tim Hortons in Toronto as she approached her jeep with two cups of iced coffee. The situation quickly escalated, and ended with the woman hurling obscenities and both of her coffees at Favro before driving off. Favro quickly uploaded his video to Facebook where it quickly became viral, garnering more than a million views and spreading as far as New Zealand. Toronto Police caught wind of the video, which clearly shows the woman's face and the license plates of her Jeep, and issued her a warning. "We've cautioned her for assault and parking in a disabled spot, which is really what we can do under the circumstances," said Toronto Police spokesman Mark Pugash. Favro changed his mind about the public shaming by mid-week and, in a futile attempt to put the genie back in the bottle, he removed the video from his Facebook page. "I don't want to grind this woman into the ground," he said. "There has to be a way for her to recover." His attempt to walk back his video and make the situation go away have not been particularly successful, however. Although he took the original video down, it has been copied and posted so often by now that it has become impossible to completely erase it. His attempts to do so, and his post about it on Facebook, have received some mixed feedback. "If the guy was feeling remorse for publishing it [the video], perhaps he should not have posted it online and just go to police," said Facebook user Laura Dixon. Repeated requests by the Toronto Star to interview Favro have gone unanswered News Source: TheStar.com Chrysler Jeep SUV Off-Road Vehicles Videos parking toronto coffee parking lot handicapped parking

UAW ratifies FCA contract

Thu, Oct 22 2015

The second time was apparently the charm for the proposed contract between the United Auto Workers and FCA US as 77 percent of union members have ratified the four-year deal, it was announced Thursday. "This agreement represents an investment in our US workforce and recognizes its contributions to the company's growth over the past six years." the automaker said in a statement. Now, the UAW must move forward on new arrangements with Ford and General Motors. After members rejected the original offer, UAW president Dennis Williams (pictured above, right) was positive about the new deal's acceptance. "The resolve of our membership and the dedication of our negotiating team has produced an agreement that affords UAW members a strong wage package and job security while still allowing the company to competitively produce high quality vehicles for our customers," he said in a statement. In contrast to the last offer, the new contract largely eliminates the two-tier wage system, and it's now it's possible to attain the same $29 per hour pay over eight years of employment. According to the Detroit Free Press, the deal also no longer limits FCA US from hiring entry-level workers. The original plan for a healthcare co-op across the Detroit automakers is also axed from the latest arrangement. While the strategy was supposed to lower costs, the potential changes weren't explained well to union members, and they rejected it. UAW FCA MEMBERS RATIFY NEW CONTRACT Featured / Negotiations / October 22, 2015 DETROIT – The members have voted to ratify a new four-year collective bargaining agreement with FCA by a 77% majority. The results of the voting are as follows: • Production workers – 77% • Skilled Trades – 72% • Salaried Bargaining Unit – 87% President Williams stated, "The recent bargaining process that took place on behalf of our members at FCA is a testament to the UAW's democratic values and commitment to our members. The resolve of our membership and the dedication of our negotiating team has produced an agreement that affords UAW members a strong wage package and job security while still allowing the company to competitively produce high quality vehicles for our customers." "UAW members at FCA have obtained a strong agreement that provides substantial wage gains, fairness in the workplace, and job security.