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Windsor59
Posted 2012-09-19 12:57 PM (#339544)
Subject: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Not mine, very rare nice car

1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO
V 8 auto, not running, needs restored. Take the neighborhood along

Price: $3,900.

Call Country Classics
712-786-2189
REMSEN, IA

http://www.autabuy.com/Vehicles/Details.cfm?VID=676124&Year=1959&Ma...

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Lancer Mike
Posted 2012-09-19 1:19 PM (#339547 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: RE: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: The Mile High City		Wow! All of the sudden, it is raining airport limousines. I like the station wagon conversion, it seems to make more sense than the sedan version.
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Windsor59
Posted 2012-09-19 1:50 PM (#339552 - in reply to #339547)
Subject: RE: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: Upplands Väsby, Sweden		Just Where do they come from?:o
I'd like to own an ordinary AirPort limo (sedan), but with as many people as you can fit one needs large luggage space, a Stw fit better
Is there anyone here who has manufacturing numbers at these Airport limos

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Mike McCandless
Posted 2012-09-19 2:50 PM (#339563 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW


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Man, maybe I need a matching pair lol
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2012-09-19 6:40 PM (#339597 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: The Mile High City		Mikey likes it! I do too.

My guess is Chrysler would include all of these lumped in with the regular model as a complete knock down that they ship to the builder, like a Memphis Ambulance. However, the makers probably have records of how many they bought and built. This one would have been lumped in with the station wagons, but as a CKD.
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Mike McCandless
Posted 2012-09-19 6:44 PM (#339599 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW


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I made an offer, we'll see
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Lancer Mike
Posted 2012-09-19 6:55 PM (#339600 - in reply to #339599)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: The Mile High City		Way to go, Mike! This one looks like it has some nifty roof marker lights. I'm squinting to see if it has a roof rack, but I don't think so. You made out like a bandit on the 1958, so I hope you do as well here! If you have one, why not have two
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Mike McCandless
Posted 2012-09-19 8:21 PM (#339625 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW


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I hope the seller is realistic on price. Transporting and moving a non running car that is 25' long will be quite a task. I figure transport will be 2k alone. Finding a hauler who will be able to load it, will be a big issue.
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big m
Posted 2012-09-19 8:29 PM (#339630 - in reply to #339625)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Mike McCandless - 2012-09-19 5:21 PM

I hope the seller is realistic on price. Transporting and moving a non running car that is 25' long will be quite a task. I figure transport will be 2k alone. Finding a hauler who will be able to load it, will be a big issue.


Find a transporter whom hauls equipment, they will have a long enough trailer, and usually do it for less money.

---John
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d500neil
Posted 2012-09-19 8:35 PM (#339631 - in reply to #339630)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!

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Location: bishop, ca		The longer that the car has remained un-sold, and the worse that the seller needs the sales proceeds, the more likely
he will be to accept your reasonable purchase offer.

He needs your $$$$ more than he needs the possession of his lawn ornament.







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b5rt
Posted 2012-09-19 9:43 PM (#339649 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: central Illinois		Congrats Mike! Now you'll be able to deliver mail through the week with your truck and haul all the wedding party on the weekends.
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Mike McCandless
Posted 2012-09-19 9:46 PM (#339650 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW


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Haha, I just made an offer, no deal on it yet!
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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2012-09-19 10:50 PM (#339665 - in reply to #339650)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: Parts Unknown		When I was a kid, this old crusty perv used to drive around town delivering phone books in a battered
old station wagon full of barking dogs. The ass dragging on the ground from the weight of all the paper,
he was an institution around our parts. No one paid this guy much attention beyond the fact that he never
bathed or changed his clothes, until he got busted doing bad things to kids. Then it came out that he was
eating his dogs and living in filth to match his car and appearance.

How many dogs and phone books you think you could haul in a car like this ? Career change in order ?
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d500neil
Posted 2012-09-20 3:16 AM (#339685 - in reply to #339665)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



Exner Expert 19,174 posts. Neil passed away 18 Sep 2015. You will be missed, Neil!

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ttotired
Posted 2012-09-20 4:36 AM (#339688 - in reply to #339544)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: Perth Australia		I have always loved station wagons and thought that a hearse or an ambulance would be the ultimate wagon, till I saw this.

What a drama it would be to try to ship it over here



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Doctor DeSoto
Posted 2012-09-20 7:43 AM (#339698 - in reply to #339688)
Subject: Re: 1959 CHRYSLER AIRPORT LIMO STW



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Location: Parts Unknown		My DeSoto is stupidly long. One figures this out when it won't fit in new garages without removing
the bumpers, .... or it won't fit at all. I cannot remember the actual length off the top of my head,
but something in the 18-20 foot range seems about right.

This car has to be about three football fields long, with enough room in the back for a hotdog stand.
I am only guessing, but this car may require may require testing, approval, and membership in the
brotherhood of locomotive engineers to run. Wow !

I like the wagon back roof much more than the sedan tail. I would end up putting sedan fins on it
though !
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