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‘67 Crown Coupe or 4 door hardtop with all the bells and whistles. Such a beautiful body style.

Doing a color change correctly would involve a lot more time and money obviously. Not sure you would get your money back out of it if you were to sell after awhile. That is a big decision you will need to make. If it were mine, I'd keep the original color. That color is a great one on an...

I'd be careful with a cheap rebuilt steering gear. There is a real good chance it is a Cardone brand rebuild which are pretty much junk anymore. They basically clean and paint cores and call it rebuilt. Firm Feel and Steer & Gear are companies that are exclusively steering and suspension...

Very cool. Thanks for posting.

As mentioned in an earlier post, Craig @mobileparts will be your best source for figuring out the correct part number for your application. There is a real good chance he even has the correct part you are looking for. When you call and leave a message he will get back to you. Many of us here...

I'm on the ice a few times a week myself, playing hockey or stick time to improve my game. I'm hoping when I retire in 5 years or so, God willing, I can pick up some part time hours at the rink doing maintenance and driving the Zamboni. The big perk would be free ice time and use of the gym...

Very nice score! Great looking color combo for such a classy ride. Have fun!

Very nice score! One of my favorite Mopars ever, such a classy looking ride. Murphy's Oil Soap will work wonders on the leather and not dry it out. Lemon oil will bring out the wood nicely. Have fun.

Imperials have a lot of parts on them that were probably rated for use on Dodge trucks. These were big, heavy cars and they were built accordingly. Glad to hear you found a good source for your springs.

Stunning!

Very nice score! That is one nice looking Imperial. Have fun with it & the memories of your grandfather’s Imperial.

Definitely influenced by the space age designs of the day. Totally cool.

Well, lookie yonder. Here comes Mr. Dryesdale!

Very nice find with a great pedigree! I really like the blue. Have fun & keep us posted on any & all progress.

The town in my layout kind of resembles Carlisle the middle of July

What scale are they? That is quite a find. I use a lot of 1/64 scale on my HO scale train & slot car layout I set up around the holidays. I know HO is 1/87 but most of my vehicles are 1/64 so one really doesn't notice.

That, my friend, is a beautiful Imperial! That is one of my favorite Chrysler Corp. colors too. You should be very proud of that car. Thanks for posting the pics in the period correct setting to boot.

It's worth what someone is willing to pay depending on how bad they need it. Those EFI systems were so problematic they were being converted to carbs when those Imperials were only a few years old. I can't imagine there are many Imperials left with the original EFI systems still functioning...

Very nice Imperial! You are going to need a lot of bodies for that push party.

Color looks to be Antique Ivory. That would be a real beauty when restored.