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Classic 1981 Chrysler Imperial. Brainchild of Lee Iacoccca. Designed to compete with the downsized luxury entries from Cadillac and Lincoln.  Powered by the original numbers matching 318 CI with Electronic Fuel Injection. Backed by the original numbers matching Torque Flite 3-Speed automatic transmission.  True to its namesake this Imperial is luxury. Equipped with Red leather interior, factory air conditioning. AM/FM 8-track stereo, power seats, power windows. Power mirrors, power door locks, cruise control, tilt wheel, delay wiper and rear defrost. 

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Southampton

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rn$75,000 - $90,000 USD rnrnOne of 2,094 Imperial Southampton Hardtop Coupes built for 1956rnThree-owner car, previously in the possession of noted collector Gordon ApkerrnHighly optioned, including full power accessories and factory air conditioningrnEquipped with the novel Highway Hi-Fi record player and Benrus steering wheel clockrnAccompanied by Chrysler Production Record rn rnrnChrysler registered Imperial as a separate marque beginning in 1955. That year, all five Chrysler lines featured dramatic new styling. Called the $100 Million Dollar Look, the company shed its stodgy image almost overnight and quickly ascended to the peak of styling thanks to Chrysler design chief Virgil Exner's vision. rnrnTop-of the-line Imperials rode on an exclusive 133-inch-wheelbase chassis and came equipped with a 280-horsepower version of the 354-cubic-inch Hemi V-8 engine. While Imperial began its second year as a separate nameplate, the Southampton moniker was new to the two-door Imperial, describing its unique hardtop roofline. Signature freestanding taillights returned for the second year, insuring their place in history as an Imperial styling element. With a base price of $5,094 before options, just 2,094 Southampton coupes were produced for 1956.rnrnBuilt 16 January 1956, this Imperial was shipped two days later to David L. Loose Garage in Leesport, Pennsylvania. A Chrysler Production Record on file attests to the car's equipment, which includes original Airtemp factory air conditioning and power steering, brakes, windows, and seat. In addition, it includes the Highway Hi-Fi record player, Benrus Chryslermatic 15-jewel self-winding steering wheel clock, and appropriate wide-whitewall tires with period-correct Motor Wheel wire wheels. rnrnPrior to the consigner's purchase in 2015, this Imperial was in the hands of well-known collector Gordon Apker. Apker reportedly purchased the car from the original owner, who lovingly maintained it and drove it sparingly as his summer car. It retains many correct features and details, including the White leather and Medium Gray Imperial Eagle patterned nylon interior. Apker had the car painted from its original Sand Dune Beige to Black. rnrnWhen purchased in 2015, the mechanicals were given a thorough sorting; at the time costing $10,000. A folder with details is available for review. The car has been driven regularly, including to many out-of-state club functions. Most recently, it received special honors at the Radnor Concours d'Elegance in 2021, a year in which Imperials were featured. Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a superb example of Chrysler's finest automobile of the 1950s. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

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New Yorker

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rn$150,000 - $175,000 USD rnrnOne of just 921 New Yorker Convertibles produced for 1956rnRecently completed high-quality restoration to original specificationsrnDocumented rebuilt engine and transmission installed in 2023rnNicely equipped with full power accessoriesrnOptioned with the Benrus Chryslermatic self-winding steering wheel clock rn rnrnThe 1956 Chrysler lineup received a handsome design update of the $100 Million Dollar Look introduced one year earlier, to include designer Virgil Exner's now trademark Flight Sweep tailfins. Aside from the limited-production 300, the New Yorker was Chrysler's top-of-the-line offering. All New Yorkers were powered by a 280-horsepower 354-cubic-inch Hemi V-8 engine. Ad writers were obsessed with the word power, calling it the PowerStyle Chrysler, which featured PowerPilot Steering, PowerSmooth Brakes, and the Pushbutton PowerFlite automatic transmission. Just 921 were produced for the model year, adding to the car's desirability among Mopar and Fifties Fin aficionados today.rnrnThe consigner, a noted Mopar collector, purchased this car in 2021 from a long-term owner, who retained the car for nearly three decades and commissioned a high-quality, body-off restoration over many years. Once completed, he sold the car to the consigner, who continued to enhance the vehicle. At the time of purchase, it was equipped with a rebuilt engine from a 1957 Chrysler 300. The consigner, self-described as a purist, located a donor 1956 New Yorker reportedly in very good condition to source a correct engine and transmission. rnrnThe front clip of the car was removed and the 1956 engine fitted, following a comprehensive rebuild to all components, including the transmission. In addition, a new radiator core, belts and hoses were installed with all work completed in July 2023. The consigner notes the car has test miles only. Receipts and some photos documenting the work are available for review. rnrnFinished in a striking red and white combination with matching interior and black convertible top and carpets, the car makes for quite a lovely presentation. Period-appropriate wide whitewall tires mounted on chrome Motor Wheel wire wheels add to the vintage look. Along with the signature Chrysler pushbutton automatic transmission, this New Yorker is well equipped with full power-including steering, brakes, windows, seat, and convertible top-Town & Country radio, and the unusual Benrus 15-jewel Chryslermatic self-winding steering wheel clock.rnrnThe car has never been shown and will afford its new owner the opportunity to enjoy, with great pride, a superb, limited-production Fifties-era Exner Chrysler. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rn$50,000 - $75,000 USD rnrnThe height of midcentury American luxuryrnThe last year of traditional factory-built Chrysler limousinesrnOne of just 119 examples produced for 1956rnEquipped with power steering and brakes; optional power windows and air conditioningrnWears a wonderfully patinaed finish of black over a gray cloth and leather interiorrn rnrnAs the Chrysler Corporation expanded in the heady post-war years, the top-of-the-line Imperial of 1955 broke free into its own ultra-exclusive marque. No longer badged as a Chrysler, the Imperial was separated into two luxurious model lines, the C69 Imperial sedans and hardtops, which rode on a 130-inch wheelbase, and the C70 Crown Imperial eight-passenger sedans and limousines, which featured an all-new, colossal chassis with a 149.5-inch wheelbase. rnrnAll Chryslers for 1955 benefited from Virgil Exner's new Forward Look styling, but the Imperials differentiated themselves with a bold new egg-crate grille and dramatic gun-sight taillights borrowed from the Ghia-built K-310 and d'Elegance concept cars. For 1956, the Imperial hardtop coupe was dubbed Southampton after the posh Long Island town, and a four-door pillarless version was added. Crown Imperials continued as before, with eight-passenger sedans and limousines produced in limited numbers of 51 and 119, respectively. After 1956, Imperial Limousine production shifted overseas to Italian coachbuilder Ghia. This shift meant that the 1956 models were the last of the traditional full-size, factory-built Chrysler limousines and represented the end of an era in American opulence.rnrnThis 1956 Crown Imperial Limousine features seating for eight and a divider separating the rear compartment. Wearing a lovely patina, the car is elegantly presented in black with gray cloth in the passenger compartment; the chauffer's sumptuous bench seat is trimmed in black leather and complemented with matching carpet. A particularly well-appointed example, this Imperial Limousine is fitted with optional factory air conditioning, power windows--including for the divider-as well as the Imperial's standard four-way power seats, power steering, power brakes, and pushbutton Powerflite automatic transmission.rnrnThe height of midcentury American luxury, this Crown Imperial Limousine, with its lovely patina and grand presentation, is sure to make a show-stopping entrance at any affair. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

300F

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rn$125,000 - $150,000 USD rnrnThe height of Space Age power and luxuryrnMost expensive Chrysler offered for 1960rnOne of just 248 examples producedrnPowered by a 413 cu.-in. V-8 with dual four-barrel carburetors fed by a crossover Ram-Tuned induction systemrnStrikingly finished in black over tan with a tan convertible toprn rnrnDebuting in 1955, Chrysler's vaunted 300-series letter cars established the company as a leader in performance and style. For a full decade, each successive model was given an assigned alphabet letter suffix, and today the cars are considered an important ancestor of the muscle car.rnrnAfter three years of the same exterior design wrapped around body-on-frame construction, the  300F of 1960 brought major change to the series as the first letter car built with unibody construction. Passengers were treated to an interior with four individual, leather-covered, contoured bucket seats-also a first for the letter series. The front chairs swiveled to aid ingress and egress. A full-length center console running from the front to the rear of the cabin included armrests, storage compartments, power window controls, an ashtray, and a large tachometer. The futuristic AstraDome instrument panel featured an array of Space Age switchgear and a 150-mph speedometer illuminated by innovative Panelescent Light, a soft green glow designed to create less glare and thus be easier on the eyes.rnrnUnder the 300F's hood was a 413-cubic-inch Golden Lion V-8 engine fed by Chrysler's all-new, NASCAR-inspired Ram-Tuned Induction system that positioned a pair of Carter four-barrel carburetors 30 inches away from their targeted combustion chambers. The runners between the carburetors and cylinders used sonic wave frequencies to compress the air-fuel mixture for greater midrange power. With its race-tuned enhancements, this version of the Golden Lion generated 375 horsepower and 495 pound-feet of torque when new. The most expensive letter car to date, the 300F Convertible listed for $5,841, even higher than Chrysler's ultra-luxurious Imperial line. Just 248 300F Convertibles were built for 1960, including the impeccable example offered for sale here. rnrnFinished in black over a sumptuous black and tan leather interior, this 300F wears a high-quality older restoration befitting such a pivotal automobile. The 300F is one of the more rakish examples of the Chrysler letter-car series, with its wide-mouth grille, sculpted rear decklid, and futuristic Panelescent Light instrument cluster that emits an ethereal glow at night. rnrnAmong the most dashing of all Chrysler's letters cars, relatively rare, and cloaked in a show-stopping black finish, this 300F convertible represents a high-water mark in American automotive performance and luxury.  rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

Airflow

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $50,000 - $60,000 USD rnrnFirst-year Airflow with desirable waterfall grille and splendid streamlined designrnPowered by a 323 cu.-in. L-head inline eight-cylinder enginernAmong the first automobiles to be wind-tunnel testedrnWears a stunning restoration in black over two-tone tan cloth upholsteryrnRecognized by the CCCA as a Full Classic rn rnrnThe Chrysler Corporation made automotive history when it premiered the Airflow at the New York International Auto Show in January 1934. In addition to its streamlined, Art Deco looks, the car was bursting with technical ingenuity: a novel beam-and-truss design combining light weight and superb strength, a precursor to the unibody; an enormous interior with chair-height, 50-inch-wide seats; a rear seat situated forward of the rear axle, offering unprecedented room, a first an automobile; and an engine placed over the front axle, 20 inches further forward than in other Chryslers, making for a very spacious front seat. All passengers sat within the wheelbase, resulting in a remarkably smooth ride.rnrnAlthough the press was generally positive in its reaction and enamored with the car's technology, the public was not. The blunt shape did not arouse enthusiasm, and many of the design cues that are now cherished by enthusiasts were shunned in their day. Airflows disappeared after 1937 but are today regarded as automotive icons due to their myriad of technical and stylistic advancements.rnrnThe stunning model CU Airflow offered here has been fully restored to the highest standards. Its handsome black finish wonderfully accentuates the extensive brightwork, particularly the 1934 Airflow's signature waterfall grille. The cabin is expansive and accommodating-especially for the driver, due to its then-revolutionary horizontally mounted steering column-and has been trimmed in two-tone tan and brown cloth upholstery. A large speedometer and multigauge highlight the beautiful Art Deco dash, which is finished in a complementary shade of dark brown. rnrnThe 1934 models are Airflows in their purest form, created before styling modifications were introduced to make the car more conventional-looking. Because of their rarity and the fact that Airflow collectors are a dedicated group, excellent examples seldom appear on the market. As such, this car represents an uncommon opportunity.rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $60,000 - $80,000 USD rnrnOne of 1,462 Chrysler CD 8 Roadsters and Sports Roadsters built for the 1931 model yearrnPowered by a 240 cu.-in. inline eight-cylinder enginernElegant presentation resulting from an older restorationrnEquipped with a suite of exterior accessories rnOffered from the collection of Bryan Keysorrn rnrnPlease note that this lot is titled as a 1930. rnrnChrysler Corporation introduced its first line of eight-cylinder engines in 1931 with an inline flathead design displacing between 240 and 384 cubic inches for the company's new CD and CG series of automobiles. Both featured styling somewhat reminiscent of the Cord L-29, with a V-type radiator, wide profile, and sporty lines. The larger engines and availability of four-wheel hydraulic brakes endowed the CD and CG series with sporting potential. A pair of Chryslers was entered into the 1931 24 Hours of Le Mans with Henri de Costier and Raymond Sommer at the wheels. A month later, Sommer drove the Chrysler CD to a class victory and third overall at the 24 Hours of Spa. Just 1,462 CD 8 Roadsters and Sport Roadsters were built for the 1931 model year, making these cars sought after today, particularly with pre-war racing aficionados.  rnrnThis 1931 Chrysler CD 8 Sport Roadster's elegant presentation benefits from a previous restoration. It is finished in a subdued color scheme featuring black fenders and a maroon body with a tan convertible top. Bright red pinstriping flows with the body lines and coordinates nicely with wire wheels of the same hue. The exterior is further furnished with a raft of accessories, including dual spare tires, side mirrors, cowl lights, a rear-mounted trunk, and low-set yellow fog lamps. The interior is equally well equipped with a full complement of dashboard gauges, a heater vent, and a Motorola radio. rnrnAcquired by the current owner in 2014 out of Washington state, this Chrysler has been well maintained as part of a collection. Shortly after acquiring it, the owner had the engine rebuilt and a new exhaust system installed.rnrnStylish and sporty, the Chrysler CD 8 is a highly capable pre-war roadster perfect for vintage touring. The appealing presentation of the example on offer will surely make for an enticing addition to any collection. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

300D

To Be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sothebys' Hershey event, 4 - 5 October 2023. rnOffered Without Reserve | $80,000 - $100,000 USD rnrnOne of just 191 examples built; the most expensive Chrysler available in 1958rnEquipped with Chrysler's FirePower 392 cu.-in. Hemi V-8 enginernFeatures a pushbutton TorqueFlite three-speed automatic transmission rnOptional Chrysler AM radio, heater, and power windowsrn rnrnFor much of its history, Chrysler was a frontrunner in building some of the most interesting and exciting high-performance cars Detroit had to offer. Foremost among them are the formidable early Hemi-powered Chrysler 300 letter cars of the 1950s which, by virtue of their cost and long list of standard and optional features, were reserved for the wealthiest, most discerning buyers. Cloaked in handsome Virgil Exner-designed bodies and carefully engineered, the 300 series offered the ultimate in American luxury and performance.rnrnFor 1957, Chrysler enlarged its already legendary hemispherical-combustion V-8 engine to 392 cubic inches. Thanks to this increase and other refinements, output had reached 380 horsepower in the 300D by 1958. Performance was stunning right off the showroom floor, with the large and relatively heavy cars easily capable of accelerating to 60 mph in under 9 seconds en route to a reported top speed over 130 mph. Due to production complexity and high costs, only 809 300Ds were produced for 1958, including just 191 convertibles like the one offered here. rnrnCloaked in stunning black over a tan vinyl interior, this 300D presents as an excellent example of Exner's vision for the early Chrysler letter cars. Under the hood is the vaunted Chrysler FirePower Hemi V-8, correctly finished with gold valve covers and air cleaners for its dual Carter four-barrel carburetors. Outside, period-correct bolt-on wire wheels shod in wide whitewall tires complement the car's fabulous design. Numerous red, white, and blue medallions proudly announce the car's model designation to onlookers while accentuating the expansive chrome and stainless steel brightwork. Inside, the Space Age black and tan dash features push-button controls for the TorqueFlite three-speed automatic transmission while passengers are lavished with an optional Chrysler AM radio, heater, windshield washer, and power windows.rnrnOne of just 191 Chrysler 300D Convertibles constructed-and with fewer still extant-this rare and beautiful example warrants the special consideration of any serious collector seeking the pinnacle of mid-century American performance and luxury. rnTo view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM Sotheby's website.

*2019 Chrysler 300S AWD*  * $40,290 MSRP  * Bright White Exterior Paint Over Black Leather Trimmed Sport Seats  * All-Wheel-Drive With Active Front Axle Disconnect, Projector HeadlampsÂ *Key Features*  * 3.6-Liter 24-Valve V6    * Variable Valve Timing    * 300 Horsepower  * Torqueflite 8-Speed Automatic Gearbox  * All Wheel Drive    * Active Transfer Case With Front Axle Disconnect  * Halogen Projector Headlamps  * Leather Seats and Leather Wrapped Wheel  * 19â Black Painted Wheels  * LED Taillamps  * Dual Rear Exhaust    * Bright Finish Tips  * Performance Disc BrakesÂ *Additional Information*  * Books and Manuals  * Clean CarFaxÂ *Standard Features*  * 3.6 Liter V6    * 300 Horsepower    * 24 Valves    * Variable Valve Timing  * 8-Speed Automatic Gearbox    * TorqueFlite  * 4-Wheel Independent Suspension  * Active Transfer Case All-Wheel-Drive  * Keyless Go  * Remote Start  * Traction Control  * Electronic Stability Control  * Acoustic Windshield  * Acoustic Front Door Glass  * Compact Spare Tire  * UConnect Infotainment  * 8.4 Inch Color Display  * 6-Speaker Stereo  * Apple CarPlay  * Android Auto  * 4G LTE Hotspot  * Heated Front Seats  * Dual Zone Climate ControlÂ For more information on this 2019 Chrysler 300S AWD or any of our 100+ High-Performance, Exotic and Special Interest cars always in stock, contact one of our friendly and knowledgeable sales consultants or always feel free to drop by our 40,000+ sq ft of Indoor Showrooms in Bellevue, WA - Home of an Exciting Inventory of Luxury, Exotic, High Performance and Collectible Automobiles. Nobody Has What We Have!

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Black

This vehicle is being sold at the Dallas 2023 as Lot No. W159. Top chopped 4 inches- Dropped 9 inches- Original V-8 engine- Featured in the  January 1990 Mopar Magazine showcasing the build along with the inspirational story behind it

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300K

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. S57. 1 of 625 produced- Restoration completed in 2020 by Fenders and Fins in Woodinville, Washington exclusively utilizing rebuilt and NOS parts- Refurbished or replaced wiring, suspension, exhaust and convertible top components- Rebuilt 472 CI Wedge V-8 engine--originally a 413 that was bored and stroked- 9.0:1 compression ratio- Balanced and blueprinted- Cross-Ram option- Dual Edelbrock 4-barrel carburetors with electric choke operation- Rebuilt 727 3-speed automatic transmission Upgraded torque converter- Upgraded clutches- Original ownerâs manuals- Authentic Chrysler sales literature- Service records and receipts- Historic photos included

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F81. AACA Grand National Senior award winner- 1 of 921 New Yorker Convertibles produced in 1956- Featured on the cover and centerfold of Classic Car Magazine- Cloud White and Stardust Blue paint- Rebuilt Fire Power 354/280 HP Hemi V-8 engine- Pushbutton Powerflite automatic transmission- Foot-button-operated signal-seeking radio- Steering wheel clock- Power windows- Power steering and brakes- Power seat- Correct wire wheels- Leather interior- New wiring harness- New convertible top- Hi-Way Hi-Fi 16 2/3 RPM record player

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F79. Highly original condition- Previously owned by Richard and Karen Carpenter- 1 of 4,155 Newport Hardtops produced in 1956- 354/250 HP Hemi V-8 engine- Pushbutton PowerFlite automatic transmission- Cloud White and Soft Rose paint with matching original interior- Power steering and brakes- Steering wheel clock- Hi-Way Hi-Fi 16 2/3 RPM record player- Featured at the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich, New York for two years- Scrapbook made by Karen Carpenter with photos and memorabilia from car shows

Town & Country

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F36. 323 CI inline 8-cylinder engine- Fluid Drive transmission- Semi-floating rear axle- Blue with Red interior- Red convertible top- 1 of 8,368 produced for 1948

This vehicle is being sold at the Monterey 2023 as Lot No. F77. 1 of 618 Imperial Convertibles produced for 1960- 413 CI V-8 engine- Pushbutton automatic transmission- Power steering- Power brakes- Air conditioning

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Nav System  Moonroof  Heated Leather Seats  TRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP70... ENGINE: 6.4L V8 SRT HEMI MDS  Aluminum Wheels  Panoramic Roof. Gloss Black exterior and Black interior  300C trim. KEY FEATURES INCLUDELeather Seats  Navigation  Sunroof  Panoramic Roof  Heated Driver Seat Chrysler 300C with Gloss Black exterior and Black interior features a 8 Cylinder Engine with 485 HP at 6100 RPM*. OPTION PACKAGESTRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP70 (STD)  ENGINE: 6.4L V8 SRT HEMI MDS (STD). Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase. 

Navigation  Sunroof  Heated Leather Seats  Panoramic Roof  ENGINE: 3.6L V6 24V VVT  TRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP50... FUEL EFFICIENT 30 MPG Hwy/19 MPG City! 300S trim  Bright White Clearcoat exterior and Black interior. KEY FEATURES INCLUDELeather Seats  Navigation  Sunroof  Panoramic Roof  Heated Driver Seat. Chrysler 300S with Bright White Clearcoat exterior and Black interior features a V6 Cylinder Engine with 300 HP at 6350 RPM*. OPTION PACKAGESCOMFORT GROUP Power Tilt/Telescope Steering Column  Rear View Auto Dim Mirror  Door Sill Scuff Pads  Power Multi Function Mirror Manual Fold  Automatic Headlamp Leveling System  Delete Power Backlight Sunshade  Adaptive Bi-Xenon HID Headlamps  Heated Second Row Seats  Driver & Passenger Lower LED Lamps  Heated Steering Wheel  Deluxe Security Alarm  Front & Rear LED Map Pocket Lights  Radio/Driver Seat/Mirrors Memory  TRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP50 (STD)  ENGINE: 3.6L V6 24V VVT (STD). Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase. 

Nav System  Moonroof  Heated Leather Seats  Panoramic Roof  ENGINE: 3.6L V6 24V VVT  TRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP50... COMFORT GROUP. EPA 30 MPG Hwy/19 MPG City! 300S trim  Velvet Red Pearlcoat exterior and Black interior KEY FEATURES INCLUDELeather Seats  Navigation  Sunroof  Panoramic Roof  Heated Driver Seat. Chrysler 300S with Velvet Red Pearlcoat exterior and Black interior features a V6 Cylinder Engine with 300 HP at 6350 RPM*. OPTION PACKAGESCOMFORT GROUP Power Tilt/Telescope Steering Column  Rear View Auto Dim Mirror  Door Sill Scuff Pads  Power Multi Function Mirror Manual Fold  Automatic Headlamp Leveling System  Delete Power Backlight Sunshade  Adaptive Bi-Xenon HID Headlamps  Heated Second Row Seats  Driver & Passenger Lower LED Lamps  Heated Steering Wheel  Deluxe Security Alarm  Front & Rear LED Map Pocket Lights  Radio/Driver Seat/Mirrors Memory  TRANSMISSION: 8-SPEED AUTOMATIC 8HP50 (STD)  ENGINE: 3.6L V6 24V VVT (STD). Horsepower calculations based on trim engine configuration. Fuel economy calculations based on original manufacturer data for trim engine configuration. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling us prior to purchase. 

2006 Chrysler 300 Sedan. 5.7L Hemi, automatic transmission. Nice 300. Runs excellent. Original miles. 

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Crossfire

2007 Chrysler Crossfire Limited. Automatic.  6 Cylinder.  Clean Carfax History.  New Tires.  Fully Serviced Prior to Sale. Fully Loaded Limited Model. 

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1956 Chrysler Windsor Newport 4 Door Hardtop. Spitfire V8, 225 HP. 3 speed automatic. 

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