1964 Chrysler Imperial Convertible

[vdk2010]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrysler-Im...c3825cbc7&item=121201085383&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

This 1964 chrys was owned by my Grandfather who owned a Chrysler dealership where the car was displayed for sale new. He decided to keep the car for my grandmother who drove the car until 1975 when they were separated. The car remained an MSO and was never titled, over the years the MSO has been lost so the car is being sold with no title, a bill of sale only. I have looked into getting a title for it but never went any further however you can find companies who will get a title. In 1975 after they were separated my grandfather parked it in a barn where it remained until a few years ago when he passed away. The car is all there and feels solid but does have some rust on the lower rear fenders as can be seen in the pictures. The seats are in bad shape as well as the top but is perfect for a project car. Should you have any question please ask. Thank You

Store a roofless car without covering it is like flushing money down the toilet... Stupid!

 

[detmatt]

That's a real shame, that vert appears to be loaded too.

 

[mdh157]

Yeah, don't bother titling the car but make sure you go out of your way to park it outside with the top down. What could have been a gorgeous car to this day is now a full resto (assuming the flrs aren't toast).

I wonder what was in the garage all this time while the car sat outside? The MSO story, dealership, etc means absolutely nothing as these people do not respect what their grandfather did for a living.

Scumbags........frigging scumbags

 

[Ironwolf]

I can only imagine what his reserve is :ufo:

 

[bluefury361]

First...... It's a 65 Imperial. And a shame it was allowed to get to that condition.
Beautiful car but an expensive restro.

 

[tbm3fan]

Moron has a reserve when he should be lucky to get $900 given that the bottom is probably swiss cheese in many spots.