Hi Ross.
I was there on Thursday backing in the sun.
I did not have enough time to look at the cars wish I would have.
If everything works out and I do not run into any more problems I should
have my 68 Imperial Convertible at Chryslers@xxxxxxx this July.
Just got it back from the body shop last week and put the motor and
transmission back in this week.
I was hooking up the shift linkage tonight and when I went to bolt up the
converter I found out that I put the flex plat in backwards so I have to
pull the trans down this week and flip it over.
Hope to meet a lot of the members on the list this July and hopefully I will
have the car there to.
Talk to you later.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ross Klein" <tailfins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2002 6:14 PM
Subject: IML: Imperials at Spring Carlisle
> Fellow IMLers,
>
> My wife and I just returned from four days at the Spring (summer?)
Carlisle
> meet, all sunburned and exhausted from the 90+ degree temps! How many
other
> members were there? Did anyone see the absolutely IMMACULATE '68 Imperial
> sedan in the infield? It was Navajo Beige with a Turbine Bronze roof,
67,000
> original miles and arrow-straight. For those of you that missed it, I'll
> have some photos up soon, as I bought the beige beauty on the spot! We
> should have the car home next weekend, joining our '56 sedan and '78 NYB.
It
> seems that the '68 sedan and a Haze Green '67 convertible were the only
> Imperials in the entire meet. We're looking forward to driving and showing
> our new addition, which I've named 'Elwood'.
>
> Automotively,
>
> Ross Klein
> 'Life's too short to drive 'ordinary' cars"
>
>
>
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