1982 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible Mark Cross | Full In Depth Review | America's ONLY FWD Convertible

[@cincyman321]

Great review. I remember seeing these on the road when I was a kid. Someone loved this car to keep it looking that great.

[@NeighborhoodCarReviews]

Thank you!! Love finding these odd-ball survivors and sharing them!

[@dextervandemark7082]

We have a 1986 Chrysler LeBaron convertible in our garage we've owned the car for about 22 years now bought it from the original owners and it is absolutely fantastic. It's black with a saddle colored interior

[@stevewoods8116]

Very Cool! 4 seater dont see that often. small back seat

[@nickelnoserestos2598]

Want one~! WANT ONE! and maybe a matching wagon.

[@sirot5561]

planes trains and automobiles 😍

[@wns808]

You’re going the wrong way

[@meanyist]

Honestly the only car i ever liked from chrysler

[@Sedan57Chevy]

There's something about these cars that I just really like. Maybe it was growing up in Florida, where a car like this made for a decent little city car that could offer some open air "fun". I don't know if I'd go out of my way to own one today (especially since I'm not in Florida), but if a decent one ever crossed my path, I'd be tempted to give one a home, despite better judgment.

[@EnthusiastCarHangar]

Nice! Reminds me a bit of my Dodge 600 I used to own. See it in my channel.

[@apl175]

Wonder if it was owned by Jon Voight as I heard he had one in the 80s/90s.

[@DUCKSAREEVILLLLLLLL]

Front wheel drive for the winter, spacious on the inside; inexpensive, and easy to fix. A lot of people like these, but are ashamed to admit it. These were unique and formal looking, even in the 1980s, and now, even more so. -P.S. Yikes! The dreaded Mitsubishi 2.6 liter. Beware the timing chain guides. The U.S. made and designed 2.2 liter was better.

[@danielboulianne1206]

Amazing review. Quick question, would you know how much it would be worth right now approximately?

[@dave11686]

Awesome

[@merdeezy7866]

can the seats slide back any further?

[@chrislemaster2695]

how much?

[@richardsmith5394]

The LeBaron is not the ONLY FWD Convertible in 1982. Dodge offered the 400 convertible. I have one.

[@Ali-wd9dr]

Same car basically right?

[@richardsmith5394]

Yes, just a lower trim level. EG. I have a power top but roll up windows, no power door locks, no digital dash with a voice that says "fix me I'm broke" LOL

[@janievallejobarros7600]

I have one for sale