1931 Chrysler CG Imperial Dual Cowl Phaeton

This Chrysler was restored in the 1980s with a dual-cowl phaeton body in the style of a LeBaron original and wears a reproduction body tag of 147-32. The front fenders are original, but the rear fenders may have been reproduced or modified as needed to fit the new coachwork. It has red paint, an older brown leather interior, a tan canvas top, and reproduction dashboard gauges. It rides on period chrome wire wheels, dual-side mounts with cloth covers and mirrors, dual trumpet horns, tail lamps, wind wings, a radiator stone guard, a rear luggage rack, a trunk, and the Gazelle radiator mascot. Currently, it has just 1,232 miles since the restoration was completed.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2015