bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
I was just talking with my new mopar friend, (he has the 72 & 74 Imperial coupes).
He described his 74 Crown coupe as one of 57 50th anniversary coupes built in 74. I did some checking and found this info.
The Crown Coupe package (dubbed the St. Regis package on New Yorkers) was first offered in March 1974, and was promoted to celebrate Chrysler's 50th anniversary. Rather than a separate model as the Crown had been prior to 1970, this Crown Coupe package was an option package for the Imperial LeBaron two door hardtop.
The '74 Crown Coupe's official title was the "Imperial LeBaron Crown Coupe Silver Anniversary Edition." Only 57 Imperials were manufactured with the Crown Coupe package in 1974, making it one of the rarest of all Imperials. The main difference between other Imperials and the Crown Coupe is the treatment of the vinyl top. For the Crown Coupe, the padded vinyl top covers the forward three-fourths of the roof, with a special fixed "opera glass" treatment of the rear side glass. The rear window used was the larger Chrysler glass, and not the usual smaller LeBaron style. A "LeBaron" nameplate appeared on the C-pillar just to the rear of the vinyl roof. The option package code was V4Y in 1974 ($527) and V4C in 1975 ($579).
All 1974 Imperial LeBaron Crown Coupes came in one color: Golden Fawn (KY4) with a gold vinyl roof (V4Y).
He said he'd sell the car but hasen't priced it and I haven't seen it yet. He describes it as being a pretty nice original car. I hope to be able tocheck it out myself, and get some pictures and more info on both the 72 & 74
He described his 74 Crown coupe as one of 57 50th anniversary coupes built in 74. I did some checking and found this info.
The Crown Coupe package (dubbed the St. Regis package on New Yorkers) was first offered in March 1974, and was promoted to celebrate Chrysler's 50th anniversary. Rather than a separate model as the Crown had been prior to 1970, this Crown Coupe package was an option package for the Imperial LeBaron two door hardtop.
The '74 Crown Coupe's official title was the "Imperial LeBaron Crown Coupe Silver Anniversary Edition." Only 57 Imperials were manufactured with the Crown Coupe package in 1974, making it one of the rarest of all Imperials. The main difference between other Imperials and the Crown Coupe is the treatment of the vinyl top. For the Crown Coupe, the padded vinyl top covers the forward three-fourths of the roof, with a special fixed "opera glass" treatment of the rear side glass. The rear window used was the larger Chrysler glass, and not the usual smaller LeBaron style. A "LeBaron" nameplate appeared on the C-pillar just to the rear of the vinyl roof. The option package code was V4Y in 1974 ($527) and V4C in 1975 ($579).
All 1974 Imperial LeBaron Crown Coupes came in one color: Golden Fawn (KY4) with a gold vinyl roof (V4Y).
He said he'd sell the car but hasen't priced it and I haven't seen it yet. He describes it as being a pretty nice original car. I hope to be able tocheck it out myself, and get some pictures and more info on both the 72 & 74