1967 Limousine.

[crv]

Believe this poor car is in the Philippines:

 

[Camshaft]

Probably Imelda Marcos' daily transportation, trunk is full of shoes. Easy restoration! Too bad, that is a cool ride!

 

[detmatt]

I wonder how long it’s been sitting there?

 

[Imperialist67]

SO SAD to see...... so few of these were built............ in white, no less......

 

[watchfatha]

Likely a Stageway conversion by the company in Fort Smith, Arkansas. And, I can't resist: "Ran when parked"

 

[Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic]

That is neat! Interesting, though, that the front seat looks more like one from a Newport than an Imperial. I wonder how much of a Mopar following there is in the Philippines.

 

[detmatt]

Likely a Stageway conversion by the company in Fort Smith, Arkansas. And, I can't resist: "Ran when parked"

Based on a comment by Robert Soule on a FB post this could be a Theodorou limousine?

 

[Mr C]

Such a pity.

 

[crv]

Based on a comment by Robert Soule on a FB post this could be a Theodorou limousine?

Which group was that?, I'm on a few, but haven't seen it being discussed.

 

[detmatt]

Which group was that?, I'm on a few, but haven't seen it being discussed.

It was just on a friends feed and the update is that it’s probably a Stageway.

 

[watchfatha]

Based on a comment by Robert Soule on a FB post this could be a Theodorou limousine?

What's a Theodorou?

 

[Mid70's Chrysler Fanatic]

What's a Theodorou?

Coachbuilder in the Sixties:
1967 Imperial Limo brochure on Dezo’s Garage website

 

[Mr C]

Not a Theodorou...no Port holes (aka opera windows) that were standard equipment from Theo:

I think she's a Stageway...

 

[detmatt]

No opera windows…

 

[watchfatha]

Thanks! I never heard of/or knew about this coachbuilder.

 

[carlover]

Not a Theodorou...no Port holes (aka opera windows) that were standard equipment from Theo:

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I think she's a Stageway...

Without that unsightly porthole in the vinyl C pillar, this would be a very elegant and distinguished looking car.