Stunning Royal Turquoise Over Pearl White Leather

Designed by Elwood Engel, the 1964 Imperial represented a major shift in styling direction for Chrysler. Known for the iconic 1961 Lincoln Continental, Engel created smooth, quiet lines in the new Imperial. At the top of the model line was the LeBaron, the ultimate in stately elegance for 1964. With its limousine-like rear window and formal roofline, the sleek new elegance of this car contrasted sharply with previous Virgil Exner designs.

This beautiful example of the Imperial LeBaron has lived its life in the warm, salt-free south. A low mileage, unrestored survivor, this Imperial was recently refinished in its factory color of Royal Aqua. Original chrome and stainless trim are in very nice condition. New whitewall radial tires accurately complement the original contrasting color-keyed wheel covers.

Inside, the original pearl white tufted leather interior shows some minor patina, but is remarkably well preserved. Real walnut veneers accent the interior. The intricate dash details are complete and original. Clearly this Imperial was respected and well cared for.

The 413ci V8 produces 340hp/470 lb-ft. torque. Combined with the TorqueFlight push-button automatic transmission, this Imperial drives strong and smooth. All the elements one would expect of a fine luxury car are present including factory air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power door locks, center armrests both front and rear, and individual reading lights.

The 1964 Imperial LeBaron is truly a work of automotive art. To find out more about this elegant piece of history, call Art & Speed at (901) 309-8899.