Sold | Part of a museum collection and features many original components 1930 Chrysler Series 66 Business Coupe

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£4,528 (Est: £7,550 - £15,100)

Part of a museum collection and features many original components 1930 Chrysler Series 66 Business Coupe

United States • 31 May 2026 • Lot 44

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This 1930 Chrysler Series 66 Business Coupe is a rare find, part of a museum collection with many original components. The car features an older restoration with two-tone paint and a unique interior, though it requires significant mechanical and electrical refurbishment before it can be driven.

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3

The car is described as an 'older restoration' with functional issues: brakes are not functional, and the electrical system was bypassed. A comprehensive mechanical and electrical refurbishment is suggested, indicating substantial reconditioning is needed. While it retains many original components and the engine was run, these functional deficits place it in the Below Average category.

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3,205cc Inline-6 Engine Single Updraft Carburetor 65bhp at 3,200rpm 3-Speed Manual Transmission Semi-Elliptical Leaf Springs w/ Rigid Axles Front and Rear 4-Wheel Hydraulic Brakes * Part of a museum collection and features many original components including the light assemblies, running boards, wooden spoke wheels and folding four-piece hood * Has original steering wheel and foot and hand controls * Original engine features a new carburetor THE CHRYSLER SERIES 66 The 1930 Chrysler 66 was named for its impressive top speed of 66 mph, which was significant amongst its contemporaries.

Designed to provide a balance of speed, comfort, and style, it represented Chrysler's commitment to quality and performance during the challenging economic times of the Great Depression.

Initially powered by a 195.6 cubic-inch inline-6 engine producing 65 horsepower, The Chrysler 66 later received a larger 218.6 cubic-inch six with 68 horsepower at 3,000 RPM, backed by a three-speed manual transmission wit...