Imperial Car Club Forum

In Ohio, titles are still a big deal. They will make you jump through many hoops if you do not have a proper title.

You can download them for free online. The mymopar.com website has them hosted currently. Here's the link to the 1955 service manual: https://www.mymopar.com/downloads/servicemanuals/1955_Chrysler_Service_Manual.zip Here's the link to the 1956 service manual: https://www.mymopar.com/downloads/servic...

Looking on Hagerty's valuation site, they list the values for the 56 4dr sedan as: #1 Concours - $39,900 #2 Excellent - $27,400 #3 Good - $17,000 #4 Fair - $7,300 The 56 2dr Southampton has the following values listed: #1 Concours - $66,700 #2 Excellent - $45,800 #3 Good - $25,300 #4 Fair - $14,500 ...

I have never even seen one before. Have you tried it yet?

That's been the challenge with Imperials from what I've noticed. They just don't bring the high dollar amounts like a Cadillac or something. They are really amazing cars though, so if you are into buying, you can buy a lot of car for the price, but if you are trying to sell, it's usually not very pl...

You definitely have some options to play with. What is your thinking with those cars? Do you want to get into the business of restoring them, part them out, or just sell them to someone who needs some spare parts? Hopefully they won't end up as scrap.

Wypowerwagon - I also would love to see more of all 5 cars. If you are looking to sell a few, you always welcome to use the classifieds section on this forum to help get the word out. ( viewforum.php?f=16 )

DonFromTexas wrote: ↑Thu Apr 14, 2022 11:02 am Wow and everyone claims I am crazy for owning "only" three!

The difference here is you went in search of the 3 you have. Wypowerwagon inherited his 5

I have come to realize the boot covers are very rare. I never take mine out for fear of someone stealing them.

I don't think there's that many 56 owners out there unfortunately. Every car you restore and get back on the road helps with that though