Discover the rare 1965 Chrysler 300L Convertible. As the final year of the ‘Letter Series,’ this model is one of only 108 built with a 4-speed manual. Its combination of luxury, the 413 V-8 engine, and this rare gearbox makes it a true collector’s piece and a standout among Mopar enthusiasts.
The 1974 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham features a 440 CI V-8, cream finish, leather interior and classic luxury, crossing the block at Kissimmee 2026. This well-equipped coupe blends comfort, presence and period refinement with desirable factory options.
This Gold Leaf Metallic 1972 Chrysler Town & Country wagon features a 400ci V8, rebuilt transmission, lowered suspension, and Billet wheels. Recent maintenance includes a rebuilt carburetor and new woodgrain siding. This large, customized wagon is ready for a new owner.
A symbol of Chrysler’s K-Car resilience, the 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country Convertible revived the “woody” look on a FWD platform with a turbo engine option. It was the result of Lee Iacocca’s vision to bring back the American convertible, blending classic design cues with modern engineering and luxury features like the Mark Cross interior.
Classic Car Studio’s 1962 Chrysler 300 hides a Viper 8.0L V10 under its hood, turning a vintage cruiser into a modern muscle machine. With RideTech air suspension, Wilwood brakes, and six-speed control, this restomod transforms elegance into raw power.
Explore the 1991 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe, a key model in the personal luxury segment defined by its sleek J-body design and V6 power. This front-wheel-drive icon featured concealed headlamps and a choice of potent engines, firmly establishing Chrysler’s place in the 1990s coupe market.
Explore the 1986 Chrysler Executive Limousine, the rare, factory-built, K-Car derivative that challenged Cadillac and introduced turbo power to luxury. Built on a stretched platform, it offered seven-passenger seating and modern amenities, representing Chrysler’s audacious attempt to redefine American limousine design and efficiency.
Discover the 1984 Chrysler LeBaron, the K-Car luxury derivative that brought back the American convertible and introduced turbo power. Available in coupe, sedan, wagon, and a popular convertible, it was crucial to Chrysler’s recovery, blending traditional luxury cues with front-wheel-drive efficiency.
Explore the story of the 1984 Chrysler Laser, a sophisticated sport compact that ushered in Chrysler’s turbo era with high-tech features. The Laser was positioned as Chrysler’s premium alternative to the Dodge Daytona, featuring a sleek design and innovative 80s technology.
Explore the story of the 1960 Valiant by Chrysler Corporation, a compact car icon with revolutionary design and the famous Slant Six engine. It was Chrysler’s bold entry into a new market, initially marketed as its own distinct marque.