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This specific Imperial is a 1962 Pre-Production vehicle that spent its whole life being pampered by a long time Chrysler employee. This specific Imperial was used for Auto Show reveals and even Chrysler commercials in the early 1960's. In 1955, Chrysler made an attempt to completely separate the Imperial nameplate in hopes of competing with large American luxury companies such as Cadillac and Lincoln. Although this attempt failed, it does not take away from the amazing design and craftsmanship on this Imperial. With under 17,000 original miles, this Imperial is easily capable of walking away with multiple awards at any car show. Equipped with a 413CID V8, This Imperial has more than enough power to move around. The monstrous motor is matted to a 3-Speed Automatic Push Button Transmission. This 1962 Imperial is definitely a collector's item especially considering it is a pre-production, one of one example that you will never come across again. This Imperial is still dressed in its original Tuxedo Black paint which shows very minimal signs of age and wear. The Tuxedo Black paint does an amazing job at making all the chrome accents on this car really pop. The interior is dressed in Dark Grey and...

The Chrysler Imperial was introduced in 1926 and was Chrysler's top-of-the-line vehicle for much of it's history. Models were produced with the Chrysler name until 1954, after which it became a stand-alone brand: and again from 1990 to 1993. The company positioned the cars as a prestige marque to rival Cadillac, Continental, Lincoln, Duesenberg, Pierce Arrow, Cord, and Packard. According to Antique Automobile, 'The adjective 'imperial' according to Webster's Dictionary means sovereign, supreme, superior or of unusual size or excellence. The word Imperial, thus justly befits Chrysler's highest priced model'.

The 1960 Chrysler Imperial Crown is certainly that of 'Excellence', 'Superior' or even 'Supreme'! This vehicle is absolutely BREATHTAKING! The owner spared no expense in this 'Frame-Off' Restoration, from the spectacular PPG Basecoat Clearcoat Exterior paint in eye-catching 'Light Blue Metallic', to the one-of-a-kind gauges and dash, to the grandiose Leather/Fabric 'Light Blue' Interior, to the outer stainless-steel roof line trimmed in shiny chrome, to the rear finned tail lights, to the wide white wall tires-with sparkling chrome hub caps---this car is simply SENSATIONAL! Moreover, this Imperial is a 'matching numbers' vehicle, powered by the original (rebuilt)...

These cars were very expensive when new and a mere 531 were produced total. This car is arguably one of the most spectacular Convertible's in existence. The 1963 model for sale saw the disappearance of the split grille and was replaced by a cluster of chromed rectangles that look phenomenal. The taillights were now inside the rear fenders, in ordinary fashion, and the trim is in great shape. Despite going under serious cosmetic changes and restoration work, originality was key, so the steering wheel, still remains the squared-off at top and bottom. It was designed for better leg room and view through the windshield in the straight ahead position. Dashboard lighting was electroluminescent, which used no incandescent lamps. Which means electricity is running through a five-layer laminate causing the phosphorescent paint to glow in the dark. Chrysler called it 'Panelescent'. Told you these car's were fancy. Powered by the icon of engine's, the 413 C. I. D Max Wedge and backed by a 3 speed pushbutton torqueflite transmission, this is one combo not to be underestimated, even pulling...

Once the name of a top of the line Chrysler, starting in 1955 the Imperial marquee became it's own division to compete with Detroit luxury rivals Lincoln and Cadillac. Thanks to the innovative design of Virgil Exner and Chrysler carrying over the 'Forward Look' design concepts to the Imperial line, this 1961 Imperial was unlike any car on the market at the time. This 1961 Imperial was most recently owned by Country music star John Rich, he states, 'I've always been impressed at the advance technology Detroit was using back in the day, especially with the Imperial cars. Push button transmission, floating head lights and tail lights, a frame that's so strong it was banned from crash derbies because there was no way to knock out the drive shaft! ' Chrysler innovation was certainly ahead of its time and this 1961 Imperial is a stunning example. Options include: AC/Heat, AM/FM Radio,...

Step into the past with this stunning 1963 Chrysler Imperial Crown Convertible. This classic beauty is a sight to behold with its striking blue exterior, wonderfuly complemented by a matching blue vinyl interior. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful V8 6. 8-liter engine, paired with an automatic TorqueFlite 3-speed transmission, offering a smooth and reliable driving experience. This vehicle is not just about looks, it's about performance too. The car comes equipped with an array of features designed to enhance your driving experience. Enjoy the convenience of power brakes, power seats, power steering, and power windows. The automatic convertible top allows you to easily transition from a closed cabin to open-air driving, great for those sunny days. The car's vintage charm...