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1933 Chrysler Dual Cowl Phaeton
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| The Imperial series was the hallmark of Chrysler in the 30's when great emphasis was placed on building an affordable luxury car with great style and performance. While LeBaron designed the bodies, their chassis and drive trains were conventional, strong, quick and produced more than 135 HP that easily moved this long wheel-based coach. Only 38 of these were built, and to many, they were the best looking Imperials of all. Complete with grill guard, dual horns, dual sidemount spares with hard covers, mirrors, and gorgeous leather interior, it still wins the hearts of pre-war car buffs and judges alike. | ||
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