1933 Chrysler "Rumble Seat" Coupe. Chrysler was in dire need of a breadwinner to stay in competition with several other car manufacturers at the time. Enter in the Chrysler Imperial, A lightweight, cost effective and stylish road carver. While the car market was truly suffering in the 30s, these little coupes kept Chrysler afloat to one day become the massive corporation they are today! This Chrysler Coupe rolled into the showroom showing 33,200 miles on the clock with a Golden Lion 383 CID v8 with 2 four barrel carbs. The famous "Rumble Seat" was all the rage back in the early 30s giving your backseat companions the thrill of outside convertible motoring alongside the throaty roar of exhaust pipes directly behind them. The Golden Lion v8 is mated to a 3 speed 727 TorqueFlite Transmission and sends the power to the ground through a Mopar 8 3/4" Posi rear end. The yellow exterior is one of the cleanest you'll find as is the red vinyl interior.
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