Are Imperials Classics?
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Are Imperials Classics?



While we're beating this subject I started wondering . . . are all Imperials 
classics?

Or just some of them?

(hee hee, here we go!  :)  )

They all had a relatively low production run (rarity), powerful engines, lots 
of options, and 
were considered "fine" automobiles in their day . . .

But I wonder if only certain years and models could be considered "true" 
Classics?  For 
me, and I know I'm biased, the last Imperial convertible-- the '68-- would have 
to be one.  
Perhaps the last finned Imperial, the '62, also??  Maybe all the finned ones?

If we had to pick a list of Imperials that, 50 years from now, would stand out 
as really 
exemplary representatives of the breed, which ones would we pick and why?

Mark




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