34 1963 Chrysler Imperial

Great Texas MOPAR Hoard Freedom Car Auctions
Texas
NO RESERVE - All items will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price!
A truly once in a life time collection of all things MOPAR
Vehicles: 270+ Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, DeSoto and Others (1937 to 2012)
Many rare, one-of-a-kind, historically significant provenance vehicles: (13) Chrysler 300s Including a 300D w/2x4 392 Hemi & 300J 2x4 413 Cross Ram
1956 Lancer Texan w/Super Red Ram, Checkered Flags
1959 Dodge Coronet 2 Door California Highway Patrol Car
(24) Chrysler Imperials
(6) Convertibles
(36) Pickups & Trucks
(5) Vans
(14) Station Wagons
(6) Patrol Cars
(45) Assorted Some NIB Muscle Car Models, Hot Wheels and Diecast Cars
1937 & Up License Plates
Dealer: Showroom Signage, Antenna Flags, Marketing Supplies, Parts Catalogues, Repair Manuals, Boxed Special Tools, Boxed Dealer Repair Learning Sets w/Records, Film , Memorabilia
MOPAR Parts: Hemi, Red Ram & Super Red Ram Engines, Transmissions, Intake & Exhaust Manifolds, Carburetors, Alternators, Generators, Starters, Hub Caps, Beauty Rings, NOS Mopar Parts: Lights, Steering Wheels, Switches, Gauges, Filters, Gaskets, Ring Sets, Bearing Sets, Many Assorted Tail Light & Parking Lenses, Etc,
The auction will be held online late summer or early fall of 2021.
www.assiter.co...

[@alitheretrokid]

The rare trunk ac option with a evaporator and fan mounted below the rear package tray. What an amazing car for 1963. I really missed out on this one.

[@TheDejael]

The last year of full design control by Virgil M. Exner Sr. and the last Forward Look Imperial. The only styling contribution to this design was the tail lights, designed by Elwood Engel, to replace the "gunsight pods" on previous Imperials since 1955. This car has excellent restoration potential for a museum collection due to its LBJ connection and previously owned by a U.S. Naval officer.

[@rickloera9468]

Funny how it looks like the car has rear A/C based on what's in the trunk. I was hoping he would say for sure. What is really strange is this Imperial left the factory without A/C in the front. What we see is either dealer installed or aftermarket.under dash A/C. Usually you would.see.in dash A/C and maybe rear A/C, but not rear and no in dash A/C. The only logical explanation I can think about is that it was chauffeur driven and the only person who had A/C was the rear passenger.

[@sadwingsraging3044]

Not my favorite president by any stretch of the imagination.