This 1931 Chrysler Imperial was offered for sale on Ebay in March of 2014.

Here's what the seller had to say about this very early unique piece of history:

Year: 1931

Motor Number: CG3677

VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): (?)

Exterior Color: Blue

Make: Chrysler

Interior Color: Gray

Model: Imperial

Number of Cylinders: 8

Transmission: Manual

Engine: 8 cylinder

Body Type: Sedan

Drive Type: RWD

Mileage: 50,242

STUNNING RESTORATION !!!

1931 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL CUSTOM 8 SEDAN

(Webmonster note: This is car is probably a Chrysler Imperial CG 5-passenger Sedan according to documentation. The seller only shows the motor number, the Serial Number should be on the right front door pillar and should reveal exactly which body style this automobile actually has.... "Custom 8" is a 1932 designation (different chassis)

GORGEOUS RESTORATION RETAINING ITS ORIGINAL INTERIOR!

50,242 ACTUAL DOCUMENTED MILES!

WELL DOCUMENTED HISTORY SINCE NEW!

ONE OF ONLY A HANDFUL REMAINING IN EXISTENCE AND AMONG THE BEST!

THE PINNACLE OF CHRYSLER LUXURY AND EXCLUSIVITY IN 1931!

384-CUBIC-INCH STRAIGHT-EIGHT/125-HORSEPOWER!

OPTIONAL DUAL SIDE-MOUNTED SPARES!

OPTIONAL ACCESSORY LUGGAGE TRUNK!

GORGEOUS WIRE SPOKE WHEELS!

COWL LIGHTS!

ORIGINAL JACK!

FULL CCCA CLASSIC WELL KNOWN IN THE COMMUNITY!

Presenting an absolutely gorgeously restored 1931 Chrysler Imperial with just 50,242 actual documented miles, and an incredibly well documented ownership history. Finished in deep blue while retaining its still wonderfully presenting original grey cloth interior, this beautiful and imposing automobile was the pinnacle of Chrysler luxury and exclusivity when new, and remains one of the most desirable full CCCA classics today. This particular car has appeared in numerous magazine features, and is very well known in the classic car community. This was an automobile built to extreme standards and to prove it, the company staged a demonstration in which a full grown elephant stood squarely on the roof of the car without issue. Its 384-cubic-inch straight-8 engine develops 125-horsepower, and helps propel the car to a factory claimed cruising speed of 96 M.P.H. - truly astounding attributes in 1931. If you have been searching for one of the most handsomely designed, most incredibly engineered automobiles to ever wear a Chrysler badge, you have found one of the best in existence. It runs and drives as smoothly as you would expect of any ultra-luxury automobile, and it is ready to show and drive anywhere. As was often the case in years past, this was a late production 1931 model, which has been titled as a 1932, but is an absolutely common and acceptable occurrence. Do not miss this opportunity to acquire one of the rarest, most exquisitely designed Chryslers of all time. Classic cars have proven to be among the most resilient and rewarding investments in recent years with the Historic Automobile Group Index (HAGI) jumping 39% in 2013 and posting gains of 395-percent over the last 10-years. Ready to make an investment you can actually enjoy? Please contact one of our expert sales consultants for more information. They will be happy to give you a complete walk-around, supply you with a more detailed description, and answer any questions you may have. Bid with confidence - for over 40 years Daniel Schmitt & Co. has built an unrivaled reputation by uniting the world's finest motorcars with those who treasure them.

Asking Price: $199,900