I am talking about the style of the car, not the color. But even the color is irrelevant; there are some Mortuaries out there with some very garish colors for schemes.
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Just reposted. 1970 Chrysler New Yorker 6-door limo
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The one in Phoenix is a great deal compared to this one.
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1969 chrysler
fuel: gas
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
1969 Chrysler Crown Imperial Limo (one of six)
Used by Bob Hope
1969 Chrysler Crown Imperial Limo
VIN #YM41K9C145568
106,000 miles
This Limousine is one of six built by Armbruster-Stageway Coach Builders in 1969. This one was commissioned by Chrysler Corporation for Bob Hope's use during the year he was filming commercials in Hollywood for Chrysler Corporation. This limo transported Mr. Hope from Palm Springs to Los Angeles and back on the days he was filming. After the years contract was fulfilled, this limo was sold to Barker Motors a Chrysler dealer, in Eugene, Oregon. It was purchased from Barker's in 1980 by John Case and was used in his limousine company (Classic Chauffer) in Oregon from 1980 until 1983.
The car has been maintained to a hight standard and is great condition. Kept in heated storage since 1980. The car is very well preserved. The interior is a time capsule with no rips or tears in the upholstery. The mechanics on this car are very solid, the floors are great with no corrosion. There are some paint blemishes on the hood. This car is stunning to stand in front of and makes a statement anywhere it goes.
The six limousines built by Armbruster were 30 inch stretches. they have glass dividers, rear facing companion seats behind the divider, center bar console with a decanter and six glasses, rear radio and heat/air controls. These Imperial Limousines are extremely rare and a great addition to any collection. Classic style $80,000.00
1969 Chrysler Crown Imperial Limo - $80000 hide this posting
image 5 of 10
© craigslist - Map data © OpenStreetMap
(google map)
1969 chrysler
fuel: gas
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
1969 Chrysler Crown Imperial Limo (one of six)
Used by Bob Hope
1969 Chrysler Crown Imperial Limo
VIN #YM41K9C145568
106,000 miles
This Limousine is one of six built by Armbruster-Stageway Coach Builders in 1969. This one was commissioned by Chrysler Corporation for Bob Hope's use during the year he was filming commercials in Hollywood for Chrysler Corporation. This limo transported Mr. Hope from Palm Springs to Los Angeles and back on the days he was filming. After the years contract was fulfilled, this limo was sold to Barker Motors a Chrysler dealer, in Eugene, Oregon. It was purchased from Barker's in 1980 by John Case and was used in his limousine company (Classic Chauffer) in Oregon from 1980 until 1983.
The car has been maintained to a hight standard and is great condition. Kept in heated storage since 1980. The car is very well preserved. The interior is a time capsule with no rips or tears in the upholstery. The mechanics on this car are very solid, the floors are great with no corrosion. There are some paint blemishes on the hood. This car is stunning to stand in front of and makes a statement anywhere it goes.
The six limousines built by Armbruster were 30 inch stretches. they have glass dividers, rear facing companion seats behind the divider, center bar console with a decanter and six glasses, rear radio and heat/air controls. These Imperial Limousines are extremely rare and a great addition to any collection. Classic style $80,000.00
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