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1948 Chrysler Windsor Limousine

Winning Bid:
$15,500

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1948 Chrysler Windsor Limousine

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1948 Chrysler Windsor Limousine

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1948 Chrysler Windsor Limousine

High Bidder:  jeepsterjim

Winning Bid: $15,500 (USD)

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Location:

Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

250.6ci I6

Transmission:

Manual

Odometer:

86,869 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

70652648

Carfax:

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Winning Bid: $15,500 (USD)

High Bidder:  jeepsterjim

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Location:

Salisbury, North Carolina 28144

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

250.6ci I6

Transmission:

Odometer:

86,869 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

70652648

Carfax:

Lot Number:

31618499

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Vehicle Story

OVERVIEW

This 1948 Chrysler Windsor limousine was cosmetically and mechanically restored and repainted in its reportedly original color under previous ownership in 1987. It draws power from a 250.6ci inline-six and sends it to the road through a semi-automatic transmission. Features include chrome bumpers, vent windows, a heater, and three-row seating. New rear springs and whitewall radial tires were recently installed. Finished in Regal Maroon over a maroon cloth interior, this C-38-series Chrysler is available now and comes with a clear North Carolina title in the seller's name.

EXTERIOR - FEATURES

As part of the restoration completed 35 years ago, the exterior color was changed from Fire Engine Red to the reportedly original color of Regal Maroon. Features include chrome bumpers, auxiliary front lighting, a two-panel windshield, bright trim, and coach-style rear doors.

EXTERIOR - WHEELS AND TIRES

This Chrysler limousine rides on a set of steel wheels with bright trim rings and Chrysler-branded hub caps and new whitewall tires.

INTERIOR - FEATURES

The cabin is furnished with three rows of maroon cloth seating that includes a fold-up second-row seat, tan broadcloth door panels, brown carpeting, and ribbed metallic trim. Features include vent windows, a column-mounted shifter, a radio, an analog clock, and a heater. According to the seller, the radio works but receives only one station and the heater control valve needs to be replaced.

INTERIOR - GAUGES

Instrumentation consists of a 110-mph speedometer and gauges for the coolant temperature, amps, oil pressure, and fuel level. The five-digit analog odometer shows 86,869 miles, which the seller states is an accurate figure.

ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION

Power from the 250.6ci inline-six is delivered to the road through a hydraulically operated semi-automatic transmission and the rear wheels. The seller reports one of the valve lifters has a minor tick.

UNDERCARRIAGE

The rear springs were recently replaced. Additional photos of the underbody are available in the gallery to the right.

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Comments & Questions

January 25, 2023
03:58 PM

BID: $15,500

January 24, 2023
03:06 PM
Seller

@ryorio – How recent are these photos? Are there a mechani transmission issues? Are the brakes working well Does the engine run smoothly and not smoke? Do the radiator and fuel systems work well? The back of the front seat is covered and the rear floor are covered, are they intact and original under the coverings? Thank you ...

The outdoors pictures were made 7 to 9 days ago by a photographer sent by Autohunter. Some pictures of the car inside my garage were made probably one or two months ago. The transmission works fine - are you familiar with this type of semi-automatic transmission? The car starts easily and runs very well. As the information in the post says, there is a slight tick in one of the valve lifters. It has always been that way since the day I bought the car30 years ago. As indicated it is a large heavy car with the six cylinder engine so it is not a fast car. It will cruise all day long at 55 to 60. The engine does not smoke. The brakes are fine, no issues evident. The radiator and fuel systems work well - no problems that I am aware of. In some of the pictures you can see the b ack of the front seat pretty well and it is perfect. One of the jump seats (passenger side) has a few very small holes - perhaps from moths. There is nothing wrong with the carpet in the rear. I have always dressed up my cars by adding pillows and oriental carpets in the rear. I did not think to remove the carpet in the back for a picture, but if you think it is there to cover something wrong, that would not be the case. The car is driven very little. To Church on occasion, to local antique car events on occasion or short drives in the country on occasion. I don't think it has been in the rain or on a wet street in 30 or 40 years. Actually I don't even know if the windshield wipers work. There is a repair on the lower part of the rear seat - it was stitched up due to some sort of tear and that is pictured. That happened while in the hands of the 2nd owner., who restored the car. To my knowledge, I am the third owner since deliver to the orginal purchaser. If you have other questions, feel free to contact me. Reg

January 24, 2023
02:43 PM

How recent are these photos? Are there a mechani transmission issues? Are the brakes working well Does the engine run smoothly and not smoke? Do the radiator and fuel systems work well? The back of the front seat is covered and the rear floor are covered, are they intact and original under the coverings? Thank you

January 24, 2023
02:41 AM

BID: $15,000

January 23, 2023
03:26 PM

BID: $13,000

January 23, 2023
08:08 AM

BID: $12,500

January 23, 2023
08:08 AM

AUTOMATIC BID: $12,000

January 23, 2023
08:08 AM

BID: $12,000

January 23, 2023
08:08 AM

AUTOMATIC BID: $10,500

January 23, 2023
08:08 AM

BID: $10,000

January 22, 2023
02:59 PM

AUTOMATIC BID: $8,500

January 22, 2023
02:59 PM

BID: $8,400

January 22, 2023
02:56 PM
Bidder

@SRBIII – Sorry for the name mix-up! Talking to several different people all at once is a bit confusing. Believe it or not I am having an interesting conversation with one fellow in New Zealand! The name of the auto transport is: Autostar Transport Express and number is 786-228-5569. Good luck. Reg Boland ...

Thank you for getting back to me. Now I have an idea as far as the cost of getting it here to me.

January 22, 2023
02:54 PM

AUTOMATIC BID: $8,200

January 22, 2023
02:54 PM

BID: $8,100

January 22, 2023
02:28 PM

AUTOMATIC BID: $8,000

January 22, 2023
02:28 PM

BID: $7,900

January 22, 2023
02:28 PM

AUTOMATIC BID: $7,800

January 22, 2023
02:28 PM

BID: $7,700

January 22, 2023
01:10 PM

BID: $7,600

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