In the early 1930s, an era which offered many of the world’s most beautiful automobiles of all time, the 1932 Chrysler CL Imperial was a true standout, a stunning combination of performance and exceptional looks.

The CL Imperials featured handsome LeBaron bodywork with a hood line extended back to the windshield, emphasizing the car’s length and the size of its potent 384.84-cubic-inch inline eight-cylinder engine.

Each body was meticulously constructed to the highest standards and finished in the highest quality materials, including walnut interior trim.

The result was an automobile that was smoothly powerful, easy to drive for its era, and built with quality as the foremost consideration.

It was a superb car—and it looked terrific.

Only offered for 1932, and at the stunning price of $3,595, just 49 examples of the beautiful five-passenger CL Imperial Convertible Sedan were produced.

A mere 11 of the 1932 CL Imperials are known to exist, including the incredible example offered ...