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We have a Beautiful 1948 Chrysler Convertible Windsor Highlander. With it-s original black paint, this car is a beauty! And drives so smooth with the 251ci Spitfire six engine backed by a newly rebuilt fluid drive transmission. 2 year old red leather and plaid interior, it looks amazing and matches the era it was built in. This car has been gone thru and was made into a great driver. Talk this out and have a great time cruising to your favorite cruise nights or car shows. Keep the beautiful top up or down depending on your mood, Just think of a...

This 2 owner Chrysler is in condition. Complete with its factory 413cid V8 and push button automatic transmission this drop top was made for cruising down the road.

The original bright red leather interior contrasts wonderfully with its original bright white exterior.

The white convertible top is in very nice condition.

This Chrysler 300 is a true survivor and ready to find it's new home.

Desoto was born as a division of the Chrysler Corporation in 1928 to directly compete with such names as Oldsmobile, Buick, Studebaker, and Hudson in the mid-priced market. Desoto went on to become a very successful brand for Chrysler and was manufactured from 1928-1961. The Desoto logo featured a stylized image of the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto for which the car was named after. Our 1937 Desoto Touring Sedan is a fine example representing the Series S-3 airstream model, featuring timely Art Deco styling. A vehicle that defines 'simple elegance'. S-3 styling featured a horizontal grille with a vertical center panel painted to match the body color. Speaking of body color, our 1937 Desoto is sharply painted in a red/white two-tone combination. The gorgeous bullet headlights, suicide doors and color keyed...

The Chrysler 300 (Chrysler 300 Non-Letter Series) was a full-size automobile produced by Chrysler from 1965 until 1971. It was the replacement for the 1961 Chrysler Windsor, which itself filled the place in Chrysler's line previously occupied by the Saratoga just the year before that (1960). At the time, it was considered a luxurious 'muscle car', with all the performance of the Dodge and Plymouth products of the time, but with the luxury features expected of the Chrysler name. The 300 was positioned as a revised rendition of the 300 'letter series', and a sporty variant of a full-size automobile, adding 4-door hardtop version and running alongside that model...

Don't let the Chrysler emblems fool you - this Crossfire is loaded with Mercedes-Benz technology! This Limited is painted in Alabaster White with a black convertible top and gray leather interior. It is an elegant looking Roadster for sure. There are only 9,000 original miles on it as well, so it's like driving a new car without the $40,000 sticker price. Crossfire's all come with a 3. 2L V6 engine that provides plenty of pep for this little car, and this one has the 5 speed automatic transmission complete with an easy to use traction control system to keep your rear wheels from spinning. There's even an active spoiler in the rear that automatically raises at speed to make sure there's plenty of downforce at the rear wheels. As far as convertibles go, this one is about as simple to use as it comes - a push of a button automatically lowers the windows, raises the deck lid, folds the convertible top out of the way, and lowers the deck lid to completely hide the folded top. This is definitely one...