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1981 Chrysler Imperial , 2 Door Coupe ,silver Pqint , Maroon Leather Seats on 2040-cars

US $3,600.00
Year:1981 Mileage:40056
Location:

Very clean car with minimal wear , 2nd owner ,I have not driven it much , inspected ,318 c.i. 2 bbl. , about 15 miles per gallon, remember this is a big car ,New Radiator , .Put's out the much needed heat for winter .New Exhaust System from " Y " pipe back to rear bumper , air conditioner transformed to new type of freon .
silver with maroon leather interior , paint on hood and trunk lid is faded out a little , maintained very well , many newly replaced parts where needed , about 40,056 miles,No oil leaks what so ever ,
contact me at :716 - 998 - 5727 , The car is registered and insured with plates , Can be driven to where you need to go , or I may be able to help with transport as needed within a short distance , shipping is all on you ,another word's the freight fee's are your responsibility , No warranties implied what so ever , purchased in  as is condition
$ 3,500.00 if no answer leave message with best time to be reached some one will return the call ,thanks , I will not respond to text . This car is listed locally ,where as I reserve the right to sell at any time and end this listing .Immediate payment of $ 500.00 is required at time of buy it now , Must pay balance within 10  day's .


On Mar-29-14 at 09:12:19 PDT, seller added the following information:

little rust in areas shown in pictures , cloth covered garnish on front window pillars and around rear window as shown in pictures has deteriorated , dash board has a small hump in middle as shown in picture , no cracks in dash board,although there is slight color fade.

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