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Powering this full-size luxury coupe is a healthy 440 cubic inch V8 mated to an automatic transmission. The Imperial is very clean inside, outside, and underneath. The body is believed to be factory sheet metal, with no signs of replacement panels having been fitted. The Chrysler did have one repaint int he original color, and the quality is superb. Pop open the mile-long door and slide into the captains chair, ready to set sail on this land yacht. The black leather...

Powering this custom cruiser is a 5. 7L Hemi V8 engine paired with a smooth 5-speed automatic transmission. With just over 41,000 original miles, there is a lot of life left in this Hemi. Now lets talk about the elephant in the room: yes, this is a convertible! A full conversion was done when new at Newport Convertibles in Placentia, California. The original owner of the vehicle lived in Florida at the time of the build, and specifically sent it all the way across the country to insure only the best work was performed, at it was worth it!

With only two owners, a clean vehicle history report, and every power option available, this would be a very clean example even without the customer power convertible! While the power top is the main upgrade, several other custom parts were added, including a roll bar, covered in the same material as the interior, a custom grill, body side moldings, and a set of 22 inch rims and tires. Tucked behind those custom body moldings is...

Under the long hood of this powerful luxury coupe is a 440 cubic inch V8 and a 3-speed automatic transmission. Power is sent to the rear wheels and helps propel this monstrous land-barge with ease. This classic cruiser has been in the family since new and has had 3 generations of owners maintaining it as mostly original. The Chrysler saw a repaint around 2008 in the Turbine Bronze and it has been garage kept in climate-controlled storage to maintain the beautiful shine found on the car. The black leather interior has stayed...

This sporty 1962 300 is powered by a 413 cid Wedge V8 and the 3 speed push-button automatic transmission. Options on this 1962 Chrysler 300 for sale include: AM/FM radio, power brakes, power steering, seat belts, vinyl interior, and radial tires. In 1962, Chrysler introduced the 300 as a sport model of the Newport. But when the 300 was optioned out, it was faster than the 300H with an engine option that was not available on the H. By doing so, they introduced a legend in its own time, especially with the racing crowd! This -62 Chrysler has brand new custom...

This is a car that you hardly see on the road any longer. This was a personal luxury vehicle designed by Chrysler and was the first luxury vehicle they created that was not full size. One look at this car and you are transported back to 1970's luxury including a 1/2 vinyl top, manually operated sunroof, woodgrain interior accents, digital in-dash clock and working AM/FM radio. The bright yellow paint really shines nicely and looks to have been restored several years ago.

Now for a little history on some interesting marketing that Chrysler did back in the 1970's! After hiring actor Ricardo Montalban to introduce the luxury cars of Chrysler the advertising agency Bozell came up with the name Corinthian leather because it sounded luxurious when Mr. Montalban said it. Nobody seemed to care and the name 'Corinthian Leather' is still well known to be associated with the Chrysler Cordoba which is also fun to say.

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