1933 Chrysler Imperial Custom Phaeton

Posted in category: 1933, Chrysler, Classics Cars, Coupé, Full Size, Limousine, Luxury Cars, Roadster, Sedan | September 4, 2010 by admin

1933 Chrysler Imperial Custom Phaeton was the last line, which many consider the most beautiful Chrysler ever. The Chrysler Imperial long hood and fenders running ancient would soon give way to modern, but less elegant, air-flow.

The Chrysler Imperial long hood is a nine to eight with up to 135 hp from 384.8 cubic centimeters. With 280 ft-lbs of torque, there was enough power to 4890 lbs car to push 95 km / h and 0-60 in just over 20 seconds.

Chrysler’s “Floating Power” engine mounting system was added in 1932 to create a working engine feels smoother. Perfectly balanced lines were reduced in 50/50 weight distribution. This balance, together with a lower double dropped frame (also added in 1932) gave the soft, comfortable ride with stable handling. Chrysler Imperial felt less than 146 cm wheelbase, thanks to Chrysler’s sophisticated technology.

In 1934, the Chrysler Imperial Custom Phaeton gone but not forgotten. When Chrysler 300M wants to revive its reputation for styling, it seemed that the next Phaeton LeBaron beautiful building – a beautiful show car in Newport in 1940.