For Sale '67 Imp Crown in MN for $6.2k claimed rust free
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From the ad.
Not one pic of the front.
1967 Imperial Crown , Second Owner, 56484 original miles, 440 cu. in. 4 barrel carb. 727 AT. PW. P/ANT. P SEAT, CRUISE. ALL ORGINAL BONE STOCK. MOTOR TUNED, FUEL SYSTEM CLEANED, AND BREAK GONE THUR NEW TIRES. RUST FREE, WILL START UP AND RUNS VEERY GOOD. INTERIOR IN GREAT CONDITION. DRIVES LIKE DREAM, RUNS GREAT. WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS, IF INTERESTED CALL OR TEXT ME ANY TIME
Not one pic of the front.
1967 Imperial Crown , Second Owner, 56484 original miles, 440 cu. in. 4 barrel carb. 727 AT. PW. P/ANT. P SEAT, CRUISE. ALL ORGINAL BONE STOCK. MOTOR TUNED, FUEL SYSTEM CLEANED, AND BREAK GONE THUR NEW TIRES. RUST FREE, WILL START UP AND RUNS VEERY GOOD. INTERIOR IN GREAT CONDITION. DRIVES LIKE DREAM, RUNS GREAT. WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS, IF INTERESTED CALL OR TEXT ME ANY TIME
I don't believe the sedans were considered "Crowns" that year. If the front is as nice as the rest SEEMS to be from the photos, it's a nice car, and not a bad price..........
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Except that the original window sticker is calling it one....
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bigmoparjeff
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Except that the original window sticker is calling it one....
Strange. All the info that I have says that the sedans and convertibles were not Crowns, just "Imperials". The VIN designation for "Imperials" and "Crowns" is the same, so maybe it really was no big deal to Chrysler. They were all "YM", vs "YH" for the LeBaron.
rapidtrans
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Looks like the Crown become the base model.
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Price drop to $6k OBO
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