1964 Imperial Crown coupe - ID

[Homerr]

$1000

Not running.

1964 Chrysler Imperial crown coupe 2 door hard top


This classic car is ready to rebuild..

Includes a 413 high performance rebuilt motor, and tranny

rust free, all power , body in great shape and ready to paint
Clean title
The engine and tranny are in the car but we have not had the time to put it together so it will need a few things to get it running
Possible trades

$1000 firm
A lot of extra parts to go with it
show contact info
Dan

I am located near Boise, Idaho and the car will need to be picked up or transported

http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/4483134653.html

 

[commando1]

It took a triaxle to haul that yacht.

 

[70NPORT]

"Includes 413 high performance rebuilt motor".......so there two 413's available for that model year??? 413 VS. 413 hp? Always thought just one.

 

[commando1]

You know how it is.
Sport Fury 3's...
Posi rear ends.
Furys with 440 Magnums.
"Leather" Interiors.........

 

[patrick66]

That's a 5,200# car right there. That overloads most 7K# rigs right from the start, counting the trailer weight.

 

[commando1]

Were they really that heavy? I would have thought the 69+ Imps would have been heavier and they were 47-48 hundred lbs, yes?

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[b5rt]

My book says a 64 Crown 2 dr HT shipped at a measly 4950 lb. Not too far from 5200.

 

[goodneighbour]

69`s were 4800 and change

 

[patrick66]

My '78 is 4,669#, my Imp ragtop is 5,295#. A difference of 636 pounds! There really is a LOT more weight in a '64 - '66 Imperial over anything after that. Remember, these have a full frame, and were the last full-frame car built by Chrysler.

http://www.imperialclub.com/Yr/1966/FactsAndFigures.htm

1966 Imperial production and weights

http://www.imperialclub.com/Yr/1978/FactsAndFigures.htm

1978 New Yorker production and weights

 

[commando1]

Wow. I didn't know they were THAT heavy!!!

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