1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial Automobile on 2040-cars
Caledonia, Michigan, United States
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A real American classic from Detroit's heyday! We are the second owners. Acquired from original owner in 1978. Was stored winters every year from 1966-1978, and then driven sparingly as a collectible ever since. No structural rust, as you can see from the trunk lid and trunk floor.
All original - fabric seats, engine, etc. Brand new rebuilt carberator in January, 2014. Whitewall tires to match the original era. We are moving to a smaller home, and can not take with us. She's a beauty, whose engine still purrs in idle and roars when you step on the gas. |
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