Re: IML: ..Almost forgotten and lost

[frank.foley@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

as long as the body is not too far gone,
floor panels and fenders can be easily replaced.  Yes I think we would
all love to see pictures.

Take a look at the WPC website when
you get a chance.

Good luck,

Frank
PS  I love 63 Imperials, I remember
seeing them at the Auto Show in LA in Sept 62

stanlee linton <stanleelinton@xxxxxxxxx>
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Greets
The car is in Michigan......
and I will send you pics over the weekend
I will go over there and take some


Rick Wiselus <rick.wiselus@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Come on now, this is the day of digital cameras, we want
to see pictures, and lots of them!  I think its restore able, prove
me wrong before you part it out.  Where, or what region is it in?


TomC wrote: 
Why part it out and not restore
it?
 
Tom
 
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My love for great cars still lies with the Imperial
I still own an original 63 Imperial Crown..
I few days ago I was reminded about a car I put away in
my neighbors barn 25 years ago..
Its a 64 Dodge Conv.
Does any one have ideas of a good way to part it out...

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