1987 Chrysler Lebaron Convertible Indy 500 Pace Car on 2040-cars
Fremont, California, United States
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· This car has 47,556 pampered miles/always garaged! · This LeBaron must be one of a few left on the
planet in near like new condition inside and out! · A small tear on the original soft top that
developed in early 2014—please see picture · Leather interior · 2.2 turbo l motor · Everything works · The Pace Car decal is light a ghost flame: It changes
from silver to almost invisible depending on the light and angle · I have maintenance records · This car has upside potential for appreciation
due to being a car of historical significance · 1000 produced for sale to the public by Chrysler;
this one is number 1000 · This was Chrysler’s top of the line model called
the Premium · Vehicle comes with a certificate of authenticity—please
refer to picture for framed certificate · Included are collectable items I’ve accumulated
over the years—please see picture of items · The car is fun to drive and a head turner at car
shows
· I am the third owner if you include a car dealer
that took it in for trade from the original owner. The dealer had it for two years and used it as a promotional item;
then I bought it from them |
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