STANDARD
413.2 Cubic Inch V8 Engine w/4 Barrel Carburetor
Torque-Flite Automatic Transmission w/Push Button Controls, Illuminated at Night
Automatic Parking Brake Release
Fuel, Alternator, Oil Pressure and Temperature Gauges
Trip Odometer
Power Brakes
Power Steering
Dual Exhausts (Convertible Only)
Full Carpeting
Padded Dash, Upper and Lower
Dual Sun Visors w/Passenger Side Vanity Mirror
Remote Control Outside Rear View Mirror (Left Side)
Glare-resistant 2-position Inside Rear View Mirror
Electric Clock
Power Windows
Heater and Defroster, with Illuminated Controls
Stainless Steel Rocker Mouldings and Wheelhouse Mouldings
Full Wheel Covers
Electric Variable Speed Windshield Wipers w/Windshield Washer
Storage Pockets in Front Door Armrests
Illuminated Glovebox, Luggage Compartment and Front Ashtray
Four Courtesy Lights; Map Light
Three Cigar Lighters and Ashtrays
Carpeted Luggage Compartment
Assist Handles, on Back of Front Seat (4-Door Models)
1. In addition to the equipment which was standard on other models, LeBarons had the following additional items of standard equipment:
6-Way Power Front Seat
Power Vent Windows
Storage Pockets (2) on Front Seat Back
Individual Reading Lamps in Rear Sail Panels
Rosewood Trim on Door Panels and Front Seat Wings
Special "LeBaron" Emblems/Nameplates, "C" Pillar Eagle ornaments with Gold Anodized trim. Gold Anodized trim on gas filler door Eagle
Dual Rear Seat Lavalier Straps, Color-Keyed to Interior Trim.
2. In addition to the equipment which was standard on other models, Crown Convertibles had the following additional items of standard equipment:
Dual Executive Aircraft Seats with 4-Way Power Controls
Dual Storage Pockets on Front Seat Backs
Passenger Side Recliner
Leather Seating
Power-Operated Convertible Top with Rigid Tonneau End Sections
Dual Exhaust System
3. In addition to the equipment which was standard on other models, Crown Coupes had the following additional items of standard equipment:
Dual Executive Aircraft Seats with 4-Way Power Controls
Dual Storage Pockets on Front Seat Backs
Passenger Side Recliner
OPTIONAL
Accessory - Price
Airtemp Air Conditioning - $461.95
Airtemp Dual Air Conditioning - $649.85
Auto-Pilot - $96.80
Automatic Headlamp Beam Changer - $46.00
Rear Window Defogger - $21.45
Door Edge Guards, Two Door Models - $4.40
Door Edge Guards, Four Door Models - $6.50
Electric Door Locks, Two Door Models - $47.40
Electric Door Locks, Four Door Models - $72.10
Headrests, LH and RH (Coupe & Convertible) - $45.60
Right Side Outside Rearview Mirror - $6.85
Two-Tone Paint (Except Convertibles) - $20.85
Six-Way Power Seat (Crown 4-Door) - $124.80
Positive Crankcase Ventilation - $5.10
Power Trunk Release-Remote Control - $28.80
Power Vent Windows - $76.60
Front Seat Retractable Seat Belts (2) - $22.80
Adjustable Steering Wheel - $51.30
Sure-Grip Differential - $57.45
Solex Tinted Glass - $53.75
White Sidewall Tires - $55.10
AM Touch-Tuner Radio w/Power Antenna, Front and Rear Speakers, Foot Control Switch - $168.80
AM-FM Radio w/Power Antenna, Front and Rear Speakers - $195.70
Rear Seat Speaker Reverberator - $37.65
Individual Front Seat Trim (Twin Executive Aircraft Seats, w/4-Way Power), Crown 4-Dr. - $506.10
Individual Front Seat Trim (Twin Executive Aircraft Seats, w/4-Way Power) Le Baron - $381.40
Leather Trim - $104.30
Vinyl Roof (Crown Coupe) - $91.20
Vinyl Roof (Crown/LeBaron 4-Door Models) - $110.80
Notes On Optional Equipment
1. 98.8% of all 1964 Imperials were equipped with radios; 95% had tinted glass, 77.5% had air conditioning, and 28.8% were equipped with the adjustable steering wheel.
2. Selected two-tone color combinations were available on the Crown Coupe, Crown Four-Door and LeBaron. Two-tones were not available on Convertibles or Limousines.
3. The 6-Way power seat option on Crown Four-Doors is an upgrade from a manually-operated front seat.
4. Crown Coupes and Convertibles are equipped as standard equipment with "Executive Aircraft" individual bucket seats, each with its own 4-way power control, a recliner on the passenger side, and movable center armrest. The passenger side seat also included a locking seatback, with a release lever accessible to rear seat passengers.
5. The Executive Aircraft or "bucket seat" interior of the Crown Coupe and Crown Convertible was available in the Crown Four-Door and LeBaron, by special order. Each individual seat was equipped with a separate 4-Way power control. The price differential is accounted for by the fact that power controls were standard in the LeBaron, optional on the Crown.
6. Leather interiors are standard equipment in all Crown Convertibles. Gray or tan broadcloth in the rear compartment, and black leather in the front compartment were standard equipment on Limousines. Cloth and leather combinations were standard equipment in all other models, with full leather available as an option.
7. Solex Tinted Glass ($53.75) was mandatory when air conditioning was ordered.
8. Introductory showroom catalogues list headrests as standard equipment in Crown Coupes and Convertibles. They were in fact optional, at an additional charge of $45.60.
9. Introductory showroom catalogues list leather seating as standard equipment in Crown Coupes. Full leather was in fact optional, at an additional charge of $104.30. Standard Crown Coupe interiors were combination bedford cord and leather.
10. Crown Four-Doors equipped with optional leather interiors are in the sew style of the LeBarons, and not in the same "biscuit" pattern as the standard Crown cloth and leather combinations.
