Re: IML: Imperial in Lemony Snicket

[Kenyon Wills <imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx>]

--- Alex Krasicky <krasicky49451@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> We do know it is a 1960 Custom, streched a bit like
> a Ghia, with a false dashboard. However, the
> description of it in the "Movies" section is a bit
> vague. Who would I contact to make additions to that
> webpage?


The website has buttons on most pages that say CONTACT
US.  That's the way to get ahold of the website folks
at any time, and we always appreciate offers to help
or contribute information.

Don't let the 1959 folks hear you calling that Lemony
car's dashboard a false dashboard by the way.  However
misguided their tastes are (1960 was determined to be
the best Imp ever by me some time ago), I suspect that
they were all secretly pleased to see that part of one
of their cars show up in such a beautiful wrapper (a
1960).  Why that non-1960 part showed up in the movie
is a stumper, but at least they kept things in the
family, eh?

The description that's up was posted mainly to staunch
the constant barrage of inbound messages to the site
from individuals that thought they were the first ones
to "discover" the car's placement in the movie
(thanks, guys!), even though we at impeiralclub.com
World Headquarters were aware that such a car was
going into the film before it entered production.

I for one am just glad that they hacked and glued 3
trashed 1960's to make that odd conglomeration and
were unable to locate their first choice - a true
Ghia.

Please feel free to write in, Alex.


- Kenyon Wills
on behalf of the entire hardworking group of website
volunteers.


 

Kenyon Wills
 
 






















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