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Low Production: 1939 Chrysler Royal Windsor

With sharp styling and a low number of production units, this 1939 Chrysler Royal Windsor is a rare. The styling is fantastic, and the condition is pretty nice too. Likely priced at $15,000 this Chrysler is too cool not… more»

Never Seen Highway: 1976 Chrysler Town & Country

I remember with fondness the Volvo 240 station wagon my grandmother owned, which seemingly was purchased solely so she could haul around her grandkids. Of course, it was used for any number of dubious purchases of Christmas decorations and… more»

Uber Ready! 1984 Chrysler Executive

Sometimes, sellers include commentary in their listings that are generally good ideas and not just more boring sales blather. I have to say, the suggestion that a mini-limo could be the ideal Uber vehicle is nothing short of brilliant… more»

Family Hotrod: 1965 Chrysler New Yorker Wagon

Heavily optioned, and plenty big enough for any family, this New Yorker wagon once was powered by a 426 Hemi 4 speed manual drivetrain combo. The drivetrain is missing, but this wagon is in excellent condition as it only… more»

440 Powered Wagon: 1961 Chrysler Newport

When I first spotted this Newport Wagon, the discolored photos kind of turned me off to it, but then I decided to take a closer look and I’m glad that I did! This things is awesome! The seller claims… more»

Woody That Isn’t A Wagon: 1947 Chrysler T&C

I know when I picture a classic American built Woodie, it’s a station wagon. While every Woodie is cool, not all are wagons! This Chrysler Town and Country is a sedan body and boy does it look awesome. The… more»

17.5K Miles and Mark Cross Leather: 1988 New Yorker

By the time you read this, a very fine and well-equipped Chrysler New Yorker will be nearing the end of its auction, which does have a reserve and a Buy-It-Now of $6,500. The New Yorker, as you might recall,… more»

Big Beauty: 1964 Imperial

The seller of this 1964 Imperial four door calls it “beautiful” and I have to agree with him. It’s for sale here on craigslist in Tucson, Arizona.

Personal Luxury: 1960 Chrysler 300F

I’ve always been fascinated by the Chrysler 300s, they are marvels of technology and luxury! This ’60 300F was incredibly luxurious when it was new, it was also quite fast for it’s size and comfort level. It has been… more»

Sleeper Potential: Town & Country Turbo Estates

Lately, I’ve been having thoughts of mixing up my collection. I own a few older BMWs, and while I love the things, life is short. Variety is good. I wonder if the seller of this pair of woody-paneled Chrysler… more»

Lap Of Luxury: 1956 Chrysler New Yorker

The New Yorker is often known as Chryslers flagship model, being plush and high end. If you could afford one of these in 1956, you knew you had “arrived” at the upper middle class level of life that so… more»

Daytona Twin: 1986 Chrysler Laser XT

We often hear about the Dodge Daytona as one of Mopar’s signature 80’s turbo cars, but for a time, it had a twin in the Chrysler Laser. This 1986 XT model here on eBay is a desirable high-specification model with leather… more»

1979 Chrysler 300 Barn Find For $1,600!

This 1979 Chrysler 300 is an example of the Mopar attempt to recapture some of the magic of the old “letter series” cars by souping up a Cordoba. This example has seen some better days, but the buy it… more»

Dusty Garage Find: Chrysler 300 Pair

An interesting find just popped up on eBay, where a seller with no feedback has listed a pair of Chrysler 300s recently discovered in a dusty garage. The pair, which includes a convertible and four-door hardtop, can be found here… more»

Possibly Celebrity Owned: 1961 Chrysler Imperial

A possibly celebrity owned 1961 Chrysler Imperial. The seller claims that this Imperial was owned by Sandra Dee. It looks clean enough, but we are not entirely sure that it was owned by the famous Gidget. The seller stated that… more»

BF Exclusive: 1983 Chrysler Town & Country

The Town & Country emblem has adorned wood-clad Chryslers since the forties! The early cars used real wood in sections of their bodies and were very beautiful. The same cannot be said for this 1983 interpretation of the concept,… more»