1952 Chrysler Imperial Crown Custom with 331 Fire Power Hemi All Original
1952 Chrysler Imperial
Chrysler Imperial 1952 technical specifications | |
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Condition: | Used |
Item location: | Champion, Michigan, United States |
Make: | Chrysler |
Model: | Imperial |
Trim: | Crown Custom |
Year: | 1952 |
Color: | Blue |
Engine size: | 331 V8 Hemi Fire Power |
Number of cylinders: | 8 |
Power options: | Power Windows |
Fuel: | Gasoline |
Transmission: | Tip Toe |
Drive type: | RWD |
Vehicle Title: | Clear |
You are interested? | Contact the seller! |
Description |
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NO RESERVE!!!!
I went and took pictures and I am downloading them to the internet as I type this. I took like 100 pictures and they will be listed here sometime tomorrow. My internet is slow at my house and is taking 30 minutes for 20 pictures to upload to Photobucket and then I will HTML them in and they will show up right below this description once they are done. I have a doctor's appt in the morning and other work related stuff so I am hoping by 6pm today (20th) The pictures will be on here. I left them to download so they will be done when I get home. Again I am sorry I am trying to get these pictures up as soon as I can. I also took the car (on trailer) to another friends shop which is right next door to ours because my father needed to work on another car at our shop. It was snowing but car had windows up and did not take it down a road. (did not want salt on it) So water spots on car were from snow of me taking it outside to go to other shop(Outside for 2-3 minutes) ..I took the pictures and had him crawl under the car and make sure and check the frame again. ( I had my father check also but never hurts to have 2 mechanics go under there.) The frame is 100% good. I had some questions on that so I wanted to address that.
I would like to ad that this car is 1 out of 205. In 1952 there was 205 Imperials made. It doesn't say how many Crown Customs were made but I would Imagine that it would be very few.
I have for sale a 1952 Chrysler Imperial Crown Custom. This is one cool car ! I will start with the specs.. Car has a 331 V8 Hemi with the Tip Toe 4 speed Transmission. This car is all original from what I can tell and is not missing a single piece. It is 100% complete. This is the top model that had all the bells and whistles like power window, ower steering and disc brakes and more etc.. I would go more into details on the car itself but everyone that knows this car knows what it is and how rare it is and there is lots of info on the internet about them. This car is a True Classic with a V8 Hemi.
Now for condition-- The body itself is in very good shape for how old it is. It is not perfect by any means but very restorable and not a rust bucket. There is a few spots that there is some filler? missing. Reason for the ? mark is because back when Chrysler made car of this era the metal wasn't always straight and perfect and they used a filler material to smooth the body out so it would be smooth and nice and they did this especially for their luxury cars. Their is no rust holes where this filler is missing and the metal there is 100% solid. So the external area of the body is rust hole free but does have surface rust as you see in the pictures. . All Glass is good except the drivers small window( not main window, he tiny triangular one) has a crack in it. Now for the Interior. The bench seats will need to be redone. The headliner is there and not sagging but has some holes here and there. The trunk is actually solid accept in the area by the rear tail light in the passenger side corner. That corner is mostly surface rust but there is parts in that corner that will definetely need metal. The rest of the trunk is in good shape and even where the trunk drops down to hold tire and jack is in good shape..Like the rest of the car any rusty area is surface rust not hole in the metal rust. The metal is Thick and Solid. Floorboards in the car seem to be ok except the drivers area and the corner of the passenger side toward the front. If you are going to restore the car it would be better to do it right and do the whole floor pan in my opinion.
The engine compartment is rust free and looks good other then going to need a cleaning. Has all plates for for details of car . build and Vin et, ool orange plate that states Made in Detroit by Chrysler etc. Mechanical the car is in need of brake work and a gas tank fix or replacement. Original gas tank is out of the car but is included and sitting in trunk in need of repair because of a leak. Brakes I have no clue but car sat in a garage for quite some time so with any car this old the brakes should be gone through any way. I understand this is a project car but like I stated it is very restorable and would make 1 very nice luxury car to drive to the car show. They bring lots of attention and the Jewelry on these Imperial Crowns they used in the day is just incredible and an eye catcher too. They didn't leave 1 thing out in 1952 with this car and was way ahead of its time for options. This is the 331 Fire Power engine that was the first of the Hemi's that they usually took out and used for T'buckets and other hot rods of the era. There is lots of options for upgrades on this engine out there or leave it stock so it stays all original. I would leave it all original and hope the new buyer does the same thing because like I said this car is not just a Imperia, t is a Imperial Crown Custom and they did not make many of this version. You would of had to been wealthy to buy this car in 52. Title is clear and Vin is J5162XX, f you would like the last 2 #'s of the Vin just message me on here and I will give you that Info. I would rather not post to the public in case the buyer would like to keep it private.
The reason I am selling the car is that I can not store it indoors any more at my shop because I need the room. Also I do not have the $ to restore another vehicle Atm and I honestly just want this car to go to someone that is going to be able to restore it right like it deserves.
I will deliver the car up to 500 miles for price of gas $ and some for time, ust message me and I will give you a reasonable quote.
Buyer will be responsible for shipping from Marquette MI(My shop) to your destination but I am willing to help load the car etc for the buyer or shipper you hire.. I have used a company that has been fair with me in the past for shipping and reliability I will provide you their name if you would like also.
Well I hate to see the Imperial go but I need the room in the shop and I don't want it sitting outside to rust away so I hope it will find a new home with someone that loves this car like I do. Thank You for looking at my AD and Happy Bidding!! Please remember I will be posting more pics up in next few days..
Any questions Call 906-236-9520 or message me. Thank You ...
I went and took pictures and I am downloading them to the internet as I type this. I took like 100 pictures and they will be listed here sometime tomorrow. My internet is slow at my house and is taking 30 minutes for 20 pictures to upload to Photobucket and then I will HTML them in and they will show up right below this description once they are done. I have a doctor's appt in the morning and other work related stuff so I am hoping by 6pm today (20th) The pictures will be on here. I left them to download so they will be done when I get home. Again I am sorry I am trying to get these pictures up as soon as I can. I also took the car (on trailer) to another friends shop which is right next door to ours because my father needed to work on another car at our shop. It was snowing but car had windows up and did not take it down a road. (did not want salt on it) So water spots on car were from snow of me taking it outside to go to other shop(Outside for 2-3 minutes) ..I took the pictures and had him crawl under the car and make sure and check the frame again. ( I had my father check also but never hurts to have 2 mechanics go under there.) The frame is 100% good. I had some questions on that so I wanted to address that.
I would like to ad that this car is 1 out of 205. In 1952 there was 205 Imperials made. It doesn't say how many Crown Customs were made but I would Imagine that it would be very few.
I have for sale a 1952 Chrysler Imperial Crown Custom. This is one cool car ! I will start with the specs.. Car has a 331 V8 Hemi with the Tip Toe 4 speed Transmission. This car is all original from what I can tell and is not missing a single piece. It is 100% complete. This is the top model that had all the bells and whistles like power window, ower steering and disc brakes and more etc.. I would go more into details on the car itself but everyone that knows this car knows what it is and how rare it is and there is lots of info on the internet about them. This car is a True Classic with a V8 Hemi.
Now for condition-- The body itself is in very good shape for how old it is. It is not perfect by any means but very restorable and not a rust bucket. There is a few spots that there is some filler? missing. Reason for the ? mark is because back when Chrysler made car of this era the metal wasn't always straight and perfect and they used a filler material to smooth the body out so it would be smooth and nice and they did this especially for their luxury cars. Their is no rust holes where this filler is missing and the metal there is 100% solid. So the external area of the body is rust hole free but does have surface rust as you see in the pictures. . All Glass is good except the drivers small window( not main window, he tiny triangular one) has a crack in it. Now for the Interior. The bench seats will need to be redone. The headliner is there and not sagging but has some holes here and there. The trunk is actually solid accept in the area by the rear tail light in the passenger side corner. That corner is mostly surface rust but there is parts in that corner that will definetely need metal. The rest of the trunk is in good shape and even where the trunk drops down to hold tire and jack is in good shape..Like the rest of the car any rusty area is surface rust not hole in the metal rust. The metal is Thick and Solid. Floorboards in the car seem to be ok except the drivers area and the corner of the passenger side toward the front. If you are going to restore the car it would be better to do it right and do the whole floor pan in my opinion.
The engine compartment is rust free and looks good other then going to need a cleaning. Has all plates for for details of car . build and Vin et, ool orange plate that states Made in Detroit by Chrysler etc. Mechanical the car is in need of brake work and a gas tank fix or replacement. Original gas tank is out of the car but is included and sitting in trunk in need of repair because of a leak. Brakes I have no clue but car sat in a garage for quite some time so with any car this old the brakes should be gone through any way. I understand this is a project car but like I stated it is very restorable and would make 1 very nice luxury car to drive to the car show. They bring lots of attention and the Jewelry on these Imperial Crowns they used in the day is just incredible and an eye catcher too. They didn't leave 1 thing out in 1952 with this car and was way ahead of its time for options. This is the 331 Fire Power engine that was the first of the Hemi's that they usually took out and used for T'buckets and other hot rods of the era. There is lots of options for upgrades on this engine out there or leave it stock so it stays all original. I would leave it all original and hope the new buyer does the same thing because like I said this car is not just a Imperia, t is a Imperial Crown Custom and they did not make many of this version. You would of had to been wealthy to buy this car in 52. Title is clear and Vin is J5162XX, f you would like the last 2 #'s of the Vin just message me on here and I will give you that Info. I would rather not post to the public in case the buyer would like to keep it private.
The reason I am selling the car is that I can not store it indoors any more at my shop because I need the room. Also I do not have the $ to restore another vehicle Atm and I honestly just want this car to go to someone that is going to be able to restore it right like it deserves.
I will deliver the car up to 500 miles for price of gas $ and some for time, ust message me and I will give you a reasonable quote.
Buyer will be responsible for shipping from Marquette MI(My shop) to your destination but I am willing to help load the car etc for the buyer or shipper you hire.. I have used a company that has been fair with me in the past for shipping and reliability I will provide you their name if you would like also.
Well I hate to see the Imperial go but I need the room in the shop and I don't want it sitting outside to rust away so I hope it will find a new home with someone that loves this car like I do. Thank You for looking at my AD and Happy Bidding!! Please remember I will be posting more pics up in next few days..
Any questions Call 906-236-9520 or message me. Thank You ...