Chrysler imperial Crown Coupe Rare Mobile Directors Package 1 of 71 built

Description

Offered for sale a very rare an unique 1967 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe with the ultra rare factory ordered Mobile Director's package. Have the original build sheet and protect-o-plate to prove its prominence. This 1967 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe came equipped with the collectible an expensive upgrade, the Mobile Directors Package among other options, including power seats, telescopic steering wheel and air conditioning(not currently charged). Very few of this model with this package are surviving. A true pleasure to cruise, it glides down the road and has plenty of power thanks to the 350hp 440 V8. Unlike a lot of other classic cars on the road today this Imperial has had only one exterior repaint done about 10 years ago and still shows very well. The underhood and jambs still retain the factory paint. The interior is all original aside from the front seats being redone, but matched very well to the original rear seat. No rust now or ever on this Imperial as it spent much of its life in California and then stored in doors. The chrome is in great shape and the bumpers are nearly flawless!!! A very presentable car to cruise on the weekends and take to local car shows. Ready to drive home. Like any older vehicle a certain amount of maintenance and care is required to keep these vehicle running. It is being sold "As Is" with no warranties or guarantees. A pre-purchase inspection is encouraged and can be arranged at the buyers expense by their agent or personally prior to the close of auction.

On Aug-16-16 at 08:04:44 PDT, seller added the following information:

I have had a lot of emails about this car and requests for additional photos. I was having a couple troubles loading pictures when I first listed. Here are a couple more shots. No unfortunately I do not have the table or lamp. These were lost somewhere in the custody of the vehicle between the first and second owners. The car is not perfect but very presentable, a little of the wood laminate needs to be redone on the interior panels. The original owner moved up from California to Grants pass in the late 70's and it has been here ever since.