For Sale Lot of imperials

[Robert Saigh]

Lowell was HQ'd just outside of Patterson, Ca. Where the cars are now?

 

[tallzag]

If it's the collection I think they were in Turner's yard in Fresno. Met the guy a couple of years ago but his prices were super high. Wonder if the guy who owned them past.

 

[Chryslerdude]

posted into a derby-group

Oh... "A Derby Group" on facebook.. That's "evil on steroids"...! :-(

 

[Chryslerdude]

Searching on Google for the telephone number stated in the Facebook post, I stumbled over this page.

Wow.. navigating that website made everything else look easy!

R.I.P. Imperials.. :-(

 

[brougham brummel]

At the very least catch convertible cars,and any fuselage year cars.The whole lot could be bought and put on some ones auto yard.Few nos parts exist to pick up the slack.It just hurts future interest in these cars.The derby guys will be the eventual end. and the rust doesn,t help. WAAH!! B.B

 

[tallzag]

Was out there last week and all the four doors have the roofs crushed, it's all pre-64 stuff

 

[Deleted member 220]

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[MarPar]

 

[CollinR]

Derby/crusher - I see no discernable difference. I Hope at least some get saved. Although with all of those crushed roofs I think they really shot themselves in the foot.

It’s a shame that those beautiful Imps ended up in their shady hands.

 

[PackardDon]

Especially as I’ve been looking for a good ‘65-‘66 front clip . . .

I remember Lowell but thought he had Packards! I’m sure I bought one from him many decades ago.

 

[brougham brummel]

Omg. trim parts,glass,bumpers?It,s not uncommon for auction houses to bid out salvage yards.Wish that had been the case when they still looked like cars. b. b