Bought another car today. This love affair dates back to the late 1980`s. I`ve always had a crush on the 2nd generation LeBaron convertibles.
I bought a 1989 Chrysler TC built by Maserati in Milan, Italy. These were jointly developed by Chrysler and Maserati, as a two-passenger luxury grand touring convertible. This is a first year production car. All the parts were stamped and assembled In Italy, the largely handcrafted bodies were then shipped as complete cars back to the U.S. for sale only by selected Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships, not available in Canada. The dash, door panels, seats, armrest rear fascia are all covered in hand stitched Italian leather. Almost all body panels and exterior trim items, as well as most of the interior furnishings are unique to the TC. These are not LeBaron’s.
This is a one owner, 48,000 mile, original paint survivor car. It had collector plates on it. TC`s came with a plate mounted inside the interior naming the original owner and the production number of the car. This is car number 1626 of 3764 TC’s made in 1989. TC’s were made for three years (1989-1991) with a total of 7300 being built.
