On June 1, 2016, the one and only Don Draper’s 1964 Imperial Crown Convertible will be up for auction. With less than 1,000 Imperial Crown Convertibles in 1964, and fewer than 200 believed to exist today, this is an exceedingly rare automobile, and that’s before you factor in the whole “Don Draper probably smoked in this thing during filming” aspect that’s sure to add some exclusivity to the vehicle. With the original 413 V8 mated to a 727 TorqueFlite automatic transition—almost everything except the two decades old paint job and the carpeting are reported to be original—it floats exactly like it did when it rolled off the line or when it was featured in Mad Men Season 4.
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