Re: IML: Fwd: Title question
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Re: IML: Fwd: Title question



My purchase agreement and MO title both said Make "Chrysler" model "Imperial".  When my Minnesota title came back it said Make "Imperial" without any interefence on my part.
 
 Greg G
Minneapolis MN
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Sent: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 4:47 PM
Subject: Re: IML: Fwd: Title question

I have the exact same problem here in arizona.  THey are telling me to bring the car to them for a "level one" inspection to correct a mistake they made.  I will have to pay various fees to put it right.  One more reason to hate the government. 

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From: Bogart3147@xxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 16:20:05 EDT
Subject: Title question
To: mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

As all of you know, I got my Imperial last week.  I filed the title with the State of Illinois immediately just so I could get plates; however, I think it should be corrected.  It reads:
 
Make:  Chrysler
Model:  Imperial
Gross weight:  4500 lbs.
 
I think it should read:
 
Make:  Imperial
Model:  Crown
Gross weight:  5015 (per the IML)
 
When the car was built, Imperial was a separate division of Chrysler Corp.  You don't see titles that read Make: GMC, Model: Cadillac.
 
Does everyone else's titles read Make: Chrysler, Model: Imperial?
 
Timothy Callaway
1965 Crown 4-door




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