Re: IML: Trials & Tribulations of a Shade Tree Mechanic. LONG READ
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Re: IML: Trials & Tribulations of a Shade Tree Mechanic. LONG READ



Everyone should go to the 1939 OIC page and check out Jim's car and the rescue story behind its amazing current condition. In fact, here's the link:

http://www.imperialclub.com/Yr/1939/Limo/index.htm

When you look at what he brought home and what he has now, it is truly phenomenal. His story from today goes to show that no project car is ever truly finished. As the old saying goes, "There's always something." It is also inspirational that no matter how hard it might be to find parts for your vintage, with the help of the internet and this amazing list, you can usually find what you need even for a breed as rare and refined as the Imperial.

Way to go, Jim. The next time you take this beauty out for a drive, be sure to look in the mirror and give your self a tip of the hat.

Hugh




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