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amazing how many nice cars keep popping up on the west coast. As usual, nothing but junk over here. Surprised a flipper hasn't scooped it already.

There was a Watson-Berry Chrysler-Plymouth dealer in Illinois. I would imagine its the same place, esp with that oddball name.

"Lost title". These people crack me up, they are so lazy they cannot fill out a form for a replacement and pay a small fee.

I like it

Fixed it

I asked several times for a tag pic to verify that is the fact color. Never got one.

not mine.

Dunno. I have such a wide ranging interest that i could go any which way, from 60s to sonething modern.

As usual, not close enough to check out. Have I ever told you guys there is nothing decent in the northeast?

Dammit the hell...…….

A cupholder and nice stereo IMO adds to the value! I wonder what that dealership logo on the trunk lid is from.....looks orig, should tell us where the car was originally from.

Me thinks there are still some hidden gems in the high desert country of the U.S. See how he has a screen over the condenser? What purpose would that serve, if any?

I saw a 70 in Canada recently.....a burgundy one. I think they were asking 10K.

Maybe a lurker bought it. The board is loaded with them. Fortunately it should have sold for enough that it will be kept intact.

sorry, i missed the orig posting

what a nice color! 1969 Chrysler Imperial - cars & trucks - by dealer - vehicle...

@shooter65 PSP actually has 2 of the 72 Furys restored. The museum one is museum quality and should be there. The other is a #2 car they use for displays, shows, etc. They are identical. @polara71 just buy it already...….but when you do the first order of business should be the instr panel...

can someone explain to me wth is all over the dash?

triple black........hard to resist.

Plain other than the 440