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breathtaking.

that car has to be the single best one made. the absolute top end of the bell curve. a few get wrecked before they're sold. most live an average life. that one will live forever. so long as you own it, you'll never get sick, loose your wallet, nothing bad will ever happen.

if there was ever a true winner amongst cars, this one is it. go as fast as you want with it 'cause you'll never get a ticket while driving it.

this is what your car is going to look like. breathtaking, isn't it? tunaboat75 's '75 coupe:

no way that you're not doing at least that. give it some time...

what's daddy going to modify in this one? swapping four speeds into formals is legend around here.

that's going to be an awesome car!

and posting plenty of pictures, right? get it home yet? failure is not an option.

there is no better word. congratulations and all the best of luck with it.

century single line with a power tilt wheel lift. tows nice. handy thing to have.

at work i use a 18000lb rotary four post with two roll around jacks 100% of the time. there's nothing i would not do with it with the possible exception of r+r'ing front wheel drive transmissions. i don't do body work but they are good for that also as they allow full access to all four sides...

some pictures of a black '67 that was for sale in cali. For Sale: 1967 Imperial Crown Coupe with Mobile Director option - Project - $13,500 - Big Bear Lake, CA - Not Mine

some pictures of a mobile d from a mecum auction. 1967 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe | F115 | Chicago 2017 | Mecum Auctions

pictures of a car from a Bonhams auction ad. Bonhams : 1968 Chrysler Imperial Crown Coupe 'Mobile Director' Chassis no. YM23K8C243090

can't mention mobile d's without taking a moment to remember this guy:

facebook ad, camden, ny. $10,000

i always just added a leaf. road runner with the tunnel's too cool for school.

F'in' love it! the car and the attitude!