Vehicle Description
This is likely one of the best 1956 Chrysler Imperial Sedans that
you will find in existence today. The 1956 Imperial had smooth
lines and distinct styling that overshadowed the 1955 model. The
tail lights perched up on the large fins were a feature that was
borrowed from the experimental K-310 when Chrysler separated the
Imperial and Chrysler lines. This feature gave the Imperial a
distinctive look. Elegant, big, and graceful, the Imperial looked
as if a uniformed chauffeur should be driving it and many of them
did!The mechanical set up was designed to eliminate sway. Good and
solid engineering gave customers a luxury look with a comfortable
ride.Engine is the original 354 cid with the PowerFlite pushbutton
automatic transmission. Options include power steering, power
brakes, power windows, 4-way power seats, cigar lighters in the
front and back seat, electric clock, rear dome light, glove
compartment light, hand brake flasher signal, rear license plate
light, and factory radio.This is a solid number 2 condition car
with no visible flaws. It cost $26,00 for the chrome alone. The
emblems and wheel centers are all brand new and costly as well.
Paint is excellent with no visible flaws. The interior is new and
factory correct.Car runs and drives with excellent performance. The
1956 Imperial is 1 of less than 7,000 models produced thus making
this car a rare collector car.You can view this 1956 Chrysler
Imperial in North Carolina by appointment only.PLEASE NOTE: The
hood needs an adjusment only, there is no problem with the fit.
Owner has some minor tweaks to do, the kick panels that are in the
trunk are brand new and will be installed. The car has had a
professional detail job since it was photographed.
