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1975 Chrysler Imperial Lebaron 4dr Hardtop on 2040-cars
Year:1975
Mileage:115500
Location:
Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
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This 1975 Imperial LeBaron was Chrysler's luxury plus model. The last year for the big Imperial. White leather interior in great condition, flawless dash, perfect headliner and super clean trunk. This Imperial has 4 wheel disc brakes, 440 V8 with a 4bb carb. Electronic ignition and torsion bar suspension. Mileage is 115,500. The engine has new timing chain and new water pump and runs perfectly, plus the engine bay is super clean. Power everything and all working including clock and AM/FM stereo radio. Power seat for driver and passenger. Chrome excellent including grill with no pitting. Always garaged. A turn key auto to drive anywhere. Extremely comfortable sofa seating; perfect dash and interior in Vintage red color. The best feature is the 4 wheel disc brakes with new pads so the stopping power is there when you needed. Thanks for reading so far. This is a 4 door hardtop with perfect glass and all power windows work. Car has AC with the R34 retrofit. Rocker panels are solid with good paint. There are some paint bubbles on lower door panel on drivers and passenger side. Any questions just email me.
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