Imperial Car Club Forum

I know, I looked forever for that. I guess would need to speak to someone knowledgeable about the inventory.

My exerience shows that MOPAR used the identical fuel tank mold, and for 59 placed the filler differently. One could see the molded place for a filler, but blank. It strongly appears that the tanks were all made, then the fillers added as requested for the different models. If I were placed with tha...

For sure Vans. HOWEVER look both at his store AND Ebay! Price of tank is same, but shipping in my case was over $60 lower on ebay, they use a flat shipping figure there, actual cost of shipping is used on their site sales..

Keep us informed of the results, I will probably be ordering one from Vans in the near future.

Once upon a time, I had believed that Vans actually had the tanks made. They claimed that they could send a junk tank to China, and they would only make a minimum of 300 tanks. The 59 Imperial is the same, the tanks are made for a filler in several places, just like the factory one. Where the filler...

I have had several disagreements with the local county DMV. I have found at the state DMV however there are people who actually give a damn and by getting them to put it in writing, the locals no longer have a choice in the matter. Another avenue may be a "storage lien" or a "garage keeper lien". Th...

wypowerwagon I spent some time on the Wyoming DMV sites but never found an answer to the introduction of a car from a non title state to Wyoming! They leave a LOT more up to each county than most states. If I were in your current situation, I would query the Wyoming DMV people to see what is actuall...

Yeah I sent him that info also by email. Earlier Vans had not separated the Chrysler from the Imperial, and I got the wrong fittings, they corrected their listing and sent me the correct one for my 59, and paid for the return of the wrong one. I have bought two 59 Imperial tanks, and they fit exactl...

The secret is to NOT use a title, only a bill of sale, simple receipt saying it was sold to you. Ohio will then issue a title based on bill of sale from a non title state.

Titles are not a problem anywhere. Many states have dropped titles for anything older than 25 years or so. All you need to do is make up a bill of sale from John Doe or whoever you wish to you and head on down to the DMV! I used to use Alabama for years, California is also that way too now. In fact ...