1954 Chrysler Imperial
The Imperial was, for decades, the crowning achievement in Chrysler's offerings. The top-of-the-line Chrysler rivaled Cadillac, Lincoln, and even Deusenburg by pushing the limits of luxury and speed throughout its decades of production. The sixth generation Imperial, introduced in 1949, was based on the Chrysler New Yorker and featured many upgraded styling cues in addition to a custom interior. Though primarily focused on luxury and comfort, Chrysler introduced a number of industry firsts in their Imperial line. With the first commercially available power disk brakes, as well as the first car in over a decade to offer air conditioning, the Imperial was years ahead of the competition.
This 1954 Chrysler Imperial is offered showing 43,303 miles and is finished in black paint with a beautiful blue interior unique to the Imperial line. The interior upholstery is in near perfect condition with few signs of age This vehicle remains in excellent mechanical condition and glides over the road with the same luxury and grace one would expect from the pinnacle of the 1950s American auto industry. The exterior of the car shows very well with some signs of age present, though it remains in very nice driver quality. The interior is in similar condition with minimal wear visible in the carpet. Both front and rear bench seats are immaculate, and all interior brightwork looks as it did in the showroom. For those after the best of the 1950s, this Chrysler Imperial is a beautiful driver that turns heads wherever it goes.
Price: $19,000 - This vehicle has been sold!
