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1978 Buick Riviera and a 2001 Lincoln Town car

01 Lincoln Town Car ans 1 78 Buick Rivera.

As you can tell by the picture of my beloved 64 Imperial. i am a 60's Mopar guy. Not those overpowered stupid B abd E bodies but the full size Chryslers for which the wedge engine was originally designed for.

Since I LOVE road cars Thr Hurst

I am sorry to say mine is a 2001 Lincoln Town car. My wife's is a 1978 Buick Riviera. My 64 Crown (pictured at left) was sold several years ago to pay doctor bills. Does this mean I have to leave this site? LOL

Anybody try to explain what a 63 Pacesetter is.? While explaining try the 64 Siler Anniversary.

Pure and Simple. My dad drove Imperials from 1956 to 1973. In 76 he bought a NYB. I have had two Newports and a NYB St Regis in thriple dove gray. I wish Chrysler still made real cars rather than unafforable ones and electric cars (from Chrysler)?

Don't Forget that Chrysler offered "Aircraft Style Disc Brakes" from 1949 to 1954. They were standard on the Crown Imperial Limos. It was also an option on the regular production Chrysler (I believe it was a $300.00 option - $3500.00 in 2022).

They may have looked rather strange. However, I was gifted a brand new 1964 Newport sedan at age 16. It was my dads idea of a good reliable kids car! It had a 383 2 Barrel and was VERY FAST. I drove the hell out of it from the Spring of 1964 through Christmas 1969. Car had 250,000 miles on it...

I totally agree. not to put to fine a point on it -- those were the days. You could even half way trust politicians. (sorry for being political I know the powers that be have made that "Incorrect". The 300 went through an unusual metamorphosis. From 1955 -- through about 1963 it was true to Bob...