The second generation Imperial was built on it’s own platform and is the widest non limousine American car at almost 82″. They are also very strong, with a a box frame and X cross-member. They are so big and strong they… more»
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Big Hemi: 1953 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon
This is a great find sent to us by reader Charles H, a 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Town & Country Station Wagon for sale at auction on eBay. As of this writing, with four days left in the auction,… more»
Mopar Speed Boat: 1972 Chrysler Conqueror
Living in an area where we are surrounded by water on the coastline, there has been no shortage of boats being rolled out on trailers at the warm weather inches its way back (sad to say, New Hampshire’ites got… more»
True Classic: 1931 Chrysler Imperial Limousine
This is not a typical barn find by any means and is out of the price range of mere mortals like all of us here at Barn Finds. But it is such a spectacular and historic car, and has… more»
2,335 Miles: 1991 Chrysler TC by Maserati
There was a time when every hardcover “dream car” book or calendar from the 1980s featured a Chrysler TC by Maserati. It seems everyone, from consumers to authors, were smitten by this handsome coupe with its Maserati affiliations, even… more»
Great Straight ’48: 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor
Can this be real? A 1948 Chrysler Royal Tudor Sedan that looks like this, in black, for $2,500? This great, straight, ’48 is in Kalispell, Montana and the seller says that this car “will not be sold for a Rat Rod!”… more»
Ultra Rare: Genuine Chrysler Turbine Engine!
Most of you are probably familiar with the early 1960’s Chrysler Turbine cars; the ones that actually made it out into the public. What you may not be aware of is that Chrysler’s turbine development program didn’t end there,… more»
Spokane Octo-Find: Eight Classic Convertibles
I made the “mistake” of checking the internet for American convertibles today, and hit the motherlode of projects in Spokane, Washington. They are listed here on craigslist and range in price from $1,600 to $4,000 each. According to the seller most… more»
New Yorker By Way Of California And Florida
Some folks think one of Virgil Exner’s finest works for Chrysler was this 1956 Chrysler New Yorker. I don’t know about that, but I do think this one may well be a bargain, especially if as the seller asserts,… more»
Top Down Stylin: 1963 Chrysler 300 Pacesetter
Many of us have grand memories of big old convertibles and this one certainly brings them back. With a 413 HO wedge providing the grunt, it recalls visions of smoking tires, rear hung way out in sliding turns and ah,… more»
True Blue: 1967 Chrysler New Yorker
This blue 1967 Chrysler New Yorker listed on Craigslist in Brentwood, CA will need restoration to bring it back to life again. But the price of $2,200 seems about right for a two-door hardtop model. Are you a fan… more»
Heavy Hemi Survivor: 1955 Chrysler Imperial Sedan
I love survivor cars and this Imperial listed on craigslist in the San Francisco bay area is a great example. To the right person, it’s it could be worth most of the $13,900 asking, perhaps $10,000, but I understand most… more»
Nicest One Left? 1985 Chrysler Laser
If the Dodge Daytona is too commonplace for you, may I suggest this 1985 Chrysler Laser here on craigslist? It has only 66,000 miles from new and looks to be equipped with all the good stuff Chrysler Corp. offered… more»
Movin’ On Up: 1949 Chrysler New Yorker
If you’re interested in movin’ on up, to the east side, to a de-luxe apartment, in the sky, you’d better jump on this 1949 New Yorker! You’ll find it here on Craigslist in Greenbush, MN; a world away from… more»
Fat-Fender Farm Find: 1948 DeSoto
We’ve had a run of nice DeSotos here on Barn Finds, but most have all been 1950s vintage. Nice early 50s “shoebox” era cars, and a little less recently, some later ’50s models with tall tail fins. All well… more»
The World’s Most Affordable Maserati!
It may look like a dolled up Chrysler LeBaron, but the Chrysler TC by Maserati was much more than that. The platform came from the Dodge Daytona, not the LeBaron, and the cars were actually assembled in Italy. This… more»
















