1956 Imperial convertible by Chrysler Corp. professional rotisserie restoration

1956 Chrysler Imperial Additional Info:

1956 Imperial convertible by Chrysler Corporation. Yes, no true Imperial convertibles were built by Chrysler Corp in 1956. This beauty was built from three separate cars and parts from many others. Finished in factory correct turquoise with turquoise and white interior. Equipped with nearly every option available in 1956: Power steering, brakes, seat, windows, antenna, convertible top, Town and Country radio with working Highway HiFi record player, 5 correct Motor Wheel wire wheels, and three speed turboflite transmission. One of the last 1956 Imperials to come off the line. Rotisserie restoration over a three year period. 354 hemi engine is original to the hardtop was was overhauled along with the transmission. Replating chrome today would cost more than $30,000, perhaps closer to $40,000. Pictures tell the story. A Colorado 1956 imperial 2 door provided the main body, a New Mexico 4 door provided the frame, undercarriage and other parts, and a Minnesota 1956 New Yorker convertible gave us the top bows, tub, windshield frame and x member which were used in this project. Careful attention to detail was used to complete the car just as the factory would have built it. I will entertain offers, and may consider partial trades. No scammers. Winning bidder must deposit $500.