Ebay - 1972 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron Hardtop 4-Door; VERY LOW MILES

[vdk2010]

Not Mine.



http://www.ebay.com/itm/Chrysler-Imperial-LeBaron-Hardtop-4-Door-1972-chrysler-imperial-lebaron-hardtop-4-door-440-ci-v-8-/261300659287?forcerrptr=true&hash=item3cd6bba457&item=261300659287&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

For Sale: VERY CLEAN ORIGINAL 1972 Chrysler Imperial with approximately 24,700 DOCUMENTED miles. This vehicle has original paint, body panels, engine, transmission and interior. The vehicle has also won numerous awards for its category including "Best in Class" in 2007 & "First Place" in 2011. Interior is pristine with no stains, tears, blemishes on the seats or dashboard. Carpet is like new with no rips or tears. Headlight motors work flawlessly as well as the power antenna. This vehicle has always been stored in a garage and I always followed "winter storage" guidelines. Raised the wheels off the ground to protect the tires, changed the oil and antifreeze before AND after winter storage as well as covered with custom car cover during storage. All power windows and locks work great with the exception of the passenger side rear window. It works fine but moves a little slower than the other windows. The "Air Temp" system (otherwise known as automatic climate control) has been disassembled due to manufacturer problems of that era. I have all the parts available including the servo, there are aftermarket companies that will exchange parts for working materials if buyer desires to fix. However everything else in the "Air Temp" system is fully functional including the compressor. When I purchased the vehicle in 2005 I installed new brakes on all four wheels, new OEM radiator with all new hoses and OEM Fuel Tank. Both the carburetor was rebuilt and new dual exhaust was installed to factory specifications from header to rear. Tires are new with less than 1,000 miles on them. With the vehicle comes an extra set of tires mounted on Chrysler Imperial rims used for winter storage, boxes of miscellaneous trim parts, body manual and electrical manuals.
Pictures will show only one minor scratch on the vehicle located on the right rear quarter panel. Vinyl roof in great shape with the exception of a very small (approx. 1") flaw where it has slipped out from trim piece.

This car runs very well, is fun to drive and has an extremely smooth ride. Really captures the looks from passer by. Vehicle weighs approximately 5,000 lbs., is about 18-19 feet in length and about 6.5 feet wide. Along with the purchase comes numerous extra original equipment trim pieces & tail lights. Thank you looking!

 

[mdh157]

def worth $6500 IMO if the underside is clean

 

[1978 NYB]

Nice Imperial!!!

 

[Stormer]

Looks just like the one I paid $1,000 for then stripped to a bare carcass & sent to the crusher. $6,500? I don't think so....

I also think we've seen this one before.

 

[polara71]

I like the look of the wheels on the car...... A bit high but where you gonna find another

 

[detmatt]

I hope you're exaggerating, Ross. That one looks mint and if it wasn't for the unfortunate color combo....I know, I know, a lot will like the color combo and its a beaut but that's one of the last color combos I would have ordered.

 

[polara71]

Same color combo as dads 73 Polara... didnt think I would like it but it looks nicer in person

 

[Stormer]

I hope you're exaggerating, Ross. That one looks mint and if it wasn't for the unfortunate color combo....I know, I know, a lot will like the color combo and its a beaut but that's one of the last color combos I would have ordered.

Sorry, Matt but I'm not. I needed fenders, where else are you gonna get em?

Same color, no fancy tires.....

 

[detmatt]

I could see using the fenders but scrapping the rest afterwards I could not do. I do know you tried to part it, right?

 

[Stormer]

Not really. I yanked the front clip, then the drivetrain, then whatever else I thought I might need, then.......

I offered free parts here but no takers.