This 1934 Chrysler Airflow Imperial Coupe is one of 212 originally built and one of only three known to exist today. A 3-year restoration from boxes of many original parts and the original chassis and engine just concluded. The project was commissioned by the current owner after a two-year search for a 34 CV coupe with enough original parts and overall integrity to restore.
This model was one of Chrysler’s first attempts at a streamlined aerodynamic shape formed through wind tunneled research which did not receive the expected acceptance of the buying public. It caused Chrysler to drop the line after 1937. This unique design was ahead of its time.
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