1936 Imperial Airflow Canadian built car, 3 of 8

[Ed Luddy]

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/mississauga-peel-region/1936-chrysler-imperial-airflow/1401756309?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

 

1936 Chrysler Imperial Airflow. Number 3 of 8 Imperials manufactured in Windsor in 1936. Frame off restoration about 11 years ago by previous owner. Engine was rebuilt, interior done and paint, car has 3 speed floor shift with overdrive. Brakes and tires were done at that time along with wiring. The car was never put on the road after the restoration. She could use a proper rewire and will need additional brake work due to sitting for so long. There are a few small parts missing and some parts that are not correct for the car(gas tank and Air breather). I have purchased another project car, so this one is now 3rd in line for me. I have it's Ontario registration in my name, additional detailed photos and further information can be emailed at request. I am not interested in any trades or assistance in selling. The car is located near Ailsa Craig. Asking 18,000.00. Thank you

[Ed Luddy]

Not Mine, posted for interest of members. Car is priced in Canadian dollars and only one hour from Pt. Huron Mich.

 

[cxgvd]

If you are wanting a big pre war sedan they are easy to get and inexpensive.  I was offered a '38 Packard Super 8 and I have a '39 Buick Century in black with side mounts for the same asking price.  Regards, Gary

[SparkEE]

Airflow designs seem to be polarizing.  With a 323ci 8 and overdrive, I’m not sure the same can be said about the drivetrain.  Here’s a website for this model Imperial for those interested:  http://imperialclub.org/Yr/1936/index.htm 

[Matt Harwood]

An Imperial Airflow is on my list of cars I intend to own before it's over. I like the '37s best, but I wouldn't complain about any other year.