Imperial Car Club Forum

Hi everyone. When I bought my Imperial a couple years ago the guy said he had the original title somewhere and when he found it he'd send it to me. After a year of reminding him he said he couldn't find it and he thought it went into the burn pile. So I sort of forgot about it. Couple days ago he te...

Well that's too bad. Odd car to try to scam someone with.

She will be a beauty when finished. Love that green. I'm thinking white roof though...

Good luck with the whole thing. Will look nice sitting next to your Ruby.

That is beautiful! Even all dirty and sitting up. It's a toss up which car is my favorite, the 56 or the 62. I already have the 62 so a 56 is next. Don is this a car that's for sale, a car you just saw sitting, or a car you are going to buy/have bought already? You guys remember the black 56 that wa...

Adam this isn't something you add to your gas tank. Basically what Mike is doing is fining himself for driving a vehicle that emits pollutants. Someone or something polluted less and got credit for it, now Mike has purchased that credit to even out the pollutants from his car. I don't believe there ...

Don those are some clever vehicles. What ever happened to them, you just use them up? I think I've seen late 50 Imperials as hearses before, but couldn't put my finger on any pictures.

Yes Adam that is a 63. Looks cool as a race car.

A good tech session for the forum. Lots of us in the same boat.

Well, in our "throw away" society I would imagine rebuilders of this sort are few and far between. Admittedly, it's been a few years since I've needed one. But I think if you can find one, it will be a shop with just a couple old guys who would be wizards at rebuilding generators and whatnot, and pr...

I would suggest taking your generator to an auto electric place and have it rebuilt. They can bump up the power a little. Also I've heard of, but never experienced, an alternator that looks like a generator. Notice I didn't say it was inexpensive.