1959 IMPERIAL CROWN 57000 MILE SURVIVOR

1959 Chrysler Imperial Crown Additional Info:

I CLIPPED THE FOLLOWING FROM A WEBSITE THAT TRACKS SALES OF VINTAGE AUTOS. As you can see from the information below (you can do your own research) These are rare birds. You will find many 1958 and 1960 models but the 1959 is rare especially in this condition. Be advised, this IS NOT A TRAILER QUEEN but is a very nice example of this car. In it's day, it was a step above Cadillac. Only the very wealthy could afford one. The engine was removed and completely rebuilt at a cost of over $10,000. The suspension was partially replaced, there is still some work to be done there. Right now it starts and drives but needswhat I think isa front end alignment. The interior is nice but there is a crack in the dash and a couple of small cracks in the steering wheel pad. The interior is overall dirty, nothing a good detailing wouldn't remedy. There are a couple of splits in small pieces of upholstery that you will see in the pictures. Seats are fine, no rips or tears. The headliner is in nice shape. Almost all electrical items work, windows, wipers, lights, horn, etc. I currently do not have the title, not sure I ever did so the car comes with a bill of sale. All the glass is good and most weatherstripping is good, surprisingly so for a car of it's age, some of it may have been replaced but it was not by me. The body is mostly in good shape, there is some pitting of the chrome and a couple of dings on the bumpers. the body may have been hit in the past but form what I can see, nothing damaged the frame. There is minimal rust, no rust through except what appears to be at the rear wheels. This does not show unless you get on the ground or under the car. I have the original books and keys along with some other documentation.

I've owned it for 6 or 7 years, bought it for my daughter who now does not want it. Average sale of the 4 door is over $56,000. I think this one is above average. I have many pictures so if you want to see more, please ask and I will send you the rest. I can only put 24 on ebay. I am starting this low with no reserve so bid to win. Please look at all the pictures for condition, a picture is worth a thousand words. $1000 deposit due within 24 hours of auction end.

INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS WELCOME HOWEVER, THE CAR WILL NOT SHIP UNTIL ALL PAYMENTS HAVE CLEARED. ALL SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS BY BUYER HOWEVER, I WILL HELP AS I CAN.

GOOD LUCK, HAPPY BIDDING

1959 Imperial Crown Series MY1-M

Auction Sales of the 1959 Imperial Crown Series MY1-M by Calendar YearLowest sales, Average Sale, and Highest Sale; Data based on 15 salesLowest SaleAverage SaleHighest Sale200320042007200820092010201120122014Year050K100K150K200K250K300K Number of 1959 Imperial Crown Series MY1-M AuctionSales by Year20142012201120102009200820072004200313.3%20%13.3%20%TaskHours per Day

2014	2
2012	3
2011	1
2010	1
2009	3
2008	2
2007	1
2004	1
2003	1

2003# of Sales by Year

2014 : 2 2012 : 3 2011 : 1 2010 : 1 2009 : 3 2008 : 2 2007 : 1 2004 : 1 2003 : 1

1959 Imperial Crown Series MY1-M Valuation and Auction Sales Data

Average Sale Value : $73,412Lowest Sale Value : $300Highest Sale Value : $297,000Data based on 15 auction sales.•Average Sale Value : $61,836 (disregarding highest and lowest sale)

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note: The images shown are representations of the 1959 Imperial Crown Series MY1-M and not necessarily vehicles that have been bought or sold at auction.

Bodystyles	Average Sale
4-Door Sedan	$56,351
Convertible	$195,250

Yearly Averagesyear average high low

2014	$39,176	$56,351	$22,000
2012	$85,433	$195,250	$26,950
2011	$51,503	$51,503	$51,503
2010	$34,100	$34,100	$34,100
2009	$39,033	$75,000	$ 300
2008	$199,100	$297,000	$101,200
2007	$148,500	$148,500	$148,500
2004	$11,770	$11,770	$11,770
2003	$ 5,350	$ 5,350	$ 5,350