Re: IML: Stunning '37 Imperial 'Vert

[randalpark@xxxxxxx]

Removable side pillars were common to four door convertables of that 
period. The last car that I know of that was built that way was about a 
1951 Frazer.

Paul W.



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From: rcrab_shish@xxxxxxxxx
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Sent: Sun, 1 Apr 2007 3:22 AM
Subject: Re: IML: Stunning '37 Imperial 'Vert

Ok guys,  Now where do the side window pillars come from on this car?  
One set of pictures they are there the next they are not.  This is the 
first one of these I have ever seen so help a dumb ol farm boy out here 
will ya??
RC Billings, Montanaaaaaaa

YBSHORE@xxxxxxx wrote:
Imperialists,
 
    Just when I thought the coolest feature of the car was the stick on 
the floor as opposed to the column for a clutch/tranny, the picture of 
the car with the top UP was just as impressive as with it down and in 
comparing it to the two listed on the '37 page, this appears to have a 
clock with the gauges the sedan doesn't.....I also wonder if the 
suitcases were original from Chrysler.....and the lap robe is 
beautiful...
 
ybshore
 
eBay Motors: Chrysler : Imperial (item 300097343046 end time Apr-10-07 
12:49:42 PDT)



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