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This is a 1974 Chrysler imperial LeBaron. I bought this car from a woman who's father passed away and she parked the car in the garage for many years. The body is in very good shape considering the age of the vehicle. I am no expert on these cars and know very little about them, so you be the judge by the pictures. I have looked for rust on this car and can not find any, probably because it has been in the south east, has very low mileage, and also parked in an enclosed garage for probably a decade from the information I have been told from the family member I purchased the car from. As far as cosmetics the biggest thing that needs to be restored is the front seat. There is also a tear in the 2 front door panels.There are other small things like a few scratches on the paint and a piece of chrome molding missing under rear back windshield. Back seat, headliner, dash, and floor board seem to be in very good condition and all original to the car. As far as the mechanics of the car I was told they parked it because it was having mechanical problems, but she was not sure what problems it was having. So I don't know if it was a minor issue or a major issue. It could very well be a simple fix. I have no way of knowing what may be wrong with it. I have not tried to crank the car because the ignition switch and key is missing from the car. I am not a mechanic or I would have tried to crank the car. It will need a new ignition switch to even try to crank the car. So I am not sure if it will even crank putting the ignitiin switch in because once again I do not know what mechanical problems it was having. Therefore I am selling this car as is, where is. I have a clear south carolina title on hand. The odometer is showing 46,000 miles. feel free to come inspect the car. Call show contact info for any further questions.
This is a 1974 Chrysler imperial LeBaron. I bought this car from a woman who's father passed away and she parked the car in the garage for many years. The body is in very good shape considering the age of the vehicle. I am no expert on these cars and know very little about them, so you be the judge by the pictures. I have looked for rust on this car and can not find any, probably because it has been in the south east, has very low mileage, and also parked in an enclosed garage for probably a decade from the information I have been told from the family member I purchased the car from. As far as cosmetics the biggest thing that needs to be restored is the front seat. There is also a tear in the 2 front door panels.There are other small things like a few scratches on the paint and a piece of chrome molding missing under rear back windshield. Back seat, headliner, dash, and floor board seem to be in very good condition and all original to the car. As far as the mechanics of the car I was told they parked it because it was having mechanical problems, but she was not sure what problems it was having. So I don't know if it was a minor issue or a major issue. It could very well be a simple fix. I have no way of knowing what may be wrong with it. I have not tried to crank the car because the ignition switch and key is missing from the car. I am not a mechanic or I would have tried to crank the car. It will need a new ignition switch to even try to crank the car. So I am not sure if it will even crank putting the ignitiin switch in because once again I do not know what mechanical problems it was having. Therefore I am selling this car as is, where is. I have a clear south carolina title on hand. The odometer is showing 46,000 miles. feel free to come inspect the car. Call show contact info for any further questions.
