1926 Chrysler Model F-58 Coupe

This four-cylinder Chrysler has coupe all-steel coachwork built by the Budd Manufacturing Company. It is believed that it once resided in the collection of Paul Stern before being cared for by Leland Winstian, of Cressona, Pennsylvania. Mr. Richard Roy acquired it in 2005.

This Chrysler wears an older restoration and is powered by an L-head inline four-cylinder engine displacing 185.8 cubic inches and delivering 38 horsepower. T here is a three-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel mechanical drum brakes. There is a synthetic leather top covering and leather interior, a winged radiator mascot, and a single rear-mounted spare. There are dual cowl lights, original gauges in the dashboard, and an odometer that displays 229 miles (believed to be since the restoration). It is believed that the restoration was cosmetic as the finishes under the hood appear not to have been touched.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2022