Re: IML: Rims And Hubcaps/Wheel covers

[Christopher H <imperial67@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That may be so but all Imperials from the early 1960s on came with a single wheel cover for all models in each year. The "chrome styled road wheels" were never an option on the Imperial, only the New Yorker. Imperials did not have any wheel trim options after 1961 (until the 1981 models), and even on the pre-62 models the only difference was some extra dress-up for the wheel covers on LeBaron models.

Chris in LA
78 NYB Salon
67 Imperial

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>From: Wilfred Powell <imperialebaron@xxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Jan 14, 2008 6:42 PM
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>Subject: Re: IML: Rims And Hubcaps/Wheel covers
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>I have seen factory photos of a 75 Imperial with the Chrysler "road wheels" that are most commonly seen on New Yorker Broughams and Cordobas
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>mamrom@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Did a Chrysler Imperial ever wear Rims or was it always hubcaps? My 90 has wheel covers as well as my 1974. I know Cadillac and I believe Lincolns had Alloy Rims back in the 90's and today
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