1967 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe All Original Very Rare No Reserve on 2040-cars
Nesconset, New York, United States
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1967 Chrysler imperial Crown coupe very rare car, very collectible google ,you will see that jay leno owns one, and is one of his most favorite!!! happy to send better photos, my camera takes bad photos, the phone takes better ones. she looks much better in person. this is a one owner from 1967 car. it has been stored for many years, the paint ,interior vinyl top is all original she drives like a dream.. this is the most amazing optioned car i have ever seen. this car was way ahead of its time, the 67 model year made the lincoln and cadillac look cheap. this was one of the most expensive cars out at the time, motor and trany run like new, no smoke, no oil leaks, she purs...she is very smooth. she has never been in any type of accident. doors trunk, hood line perfect.she has 89,000 miles, and lots of documenation the paint is original and has only surface rust in just a few spots, the undercarriage is real solid, drive the way she is, or put a new paint on her!! this is a no reserve auction.she will sell. take a look at the video from jay leno, you can see what type of car this is, youtube.com/watch?v=fMtsCfYZlog she is a rare find, you cant find many, most are 4 door, i would be happy to answer all questions. she can be seen 7 days a week. once she is gone she is gone!!!! she must sell, please only bid if you intend on buying. good luck |
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