1972 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron | For Sale $12,900 

nice car except Im sure an Imperial had a a/c in them that was top of the line and the fan switches are aftermarket

@@thomasdearment3214 yah and in the 1940's... AC isn't something new.

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar no it isnt but this car should have it mickshift switches and a aftermarket moon roof Id think twice

I believe the toggle switches are a replacement for the ATC-II system that has been removed from the car...rebuilt control units were prob not available at the time so they made do. the door cards are different color between front and back...agreed the red/white is strange. I believe these came with rim blow horns...steer wheel has been replaced...note the button under the dash for the horn. If this is an original color car, its interesting...couldn't have been a common color for an Imperial...maybe special order. but needs some sorting to bring it back. prob an old man owned it originally, got overwhelmed by all the things it needed, and the next owner rigged it up best as he could given the lack of parts for an unusual car...I do like the fuselage body Mopars.

Also, I don't believe sunroofs were available from the factory back then.

@@allencrider A power sliding sunroof was available from the factory. Specifically an extra process from ASC for Chrysler. This was an aftermarket install.

@@steves9905 This car has definitely been tinkered with. There are many alterations between this and my 100 % original 1972 Imperial. So sad that all these easily repaired items could have retained the original appearance and function if only they had been given the attention they needed instead of hacked up and poorly executed.

Most likely the same guy who put the muscle car dress-up parts on the 440, and lost the emissions and warmup systems.

And remove the factory air temp controller. That could possibly be replaced, the pop-up roof takes the cake.

Probably installed in in '73, when pop ups were futuristic high tech.

Agree a bit cheap to do so. And not oem mufflers.

This has been sold, see current inventory here: www.uniqueclassiccars.com

This car has been sold

the dash would look nicer with the original radio

Low oil pressure too. Way too many red flags, emission controls and AIR pump must be with the missing a/c, can't even move the driver's seat...PASS

@@uniqueclassiccars Thank God!

They just sell them. I'm sure that car wasn't worked on by them. The boys at Unique Classic Cars, provide a service of selling cars to the public. If you dont like the vehicle. Here is the good news, dont buy it, simple as that. However there might be a guy out there that is looking for a project and has some spare parts to restore it. Guys once these cars are gone, that it. The world will never make these beauties again.

Yes

Occasionally the rim blow mechanism would fail and instead of replacing the parts which were easily sourced from the dealer people would run a switch or button for the horn. I replaced the rim blow set up on my 1974 from the dealer in 2008

That's an insult to MacGyver. MacGyver could have done a better job. It's such a shame the A/C was ripped out completely.

Radio can be fixed. A/C and hack job toggle switches difficult but possible. Undoing sunroof next to impossible.

Obviously tinkered with by someone who didn't deserve this fine car. I'm proud to say my 1972 Imperial is 100% original.

SHOW THE MOON ROOF INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. Take care of the window for petes sake !

What do you mean?

@@Usercehdbf Aftermarket sunroofs are of question concerning leakage.

@@calvincooley1074 ah ok. Didn't know. Im from europe i just recently got interested in old american classics, dont know much about them. I feel like many of these sellers change A LOT of internals and stuff in the car and then sell it as "practically stock"

@@Usercehdbf I see. In the mid 70's through the mid 80's there were many aftermarket companies selling and installing sunroofs and "T-tops" into all types of vehicles. If one was lucky to have no leakage. Many rusted floors in these vehicles was a result.

SFB!