R & C-0051-1972-Chrysler-Imperial 2dr. Hardtop by stnaper
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Well, now I have to tell you that this Chrysler Imperial back in the day was one of the largest cars ever built. This is a real land cruiser in every way. As a matter of fact one of the cars I owned about 20 or 30 some years ago was a 1972 Chrysler New Yorker the same color as this one and just as big. The trunk alone would hold 3 golf bags and carts and possibly 3 bodies to boot---just kidding---but it was hugh. As far as ride this car was very great for trips when gas was about 75 cents a gallon or less, a very smooth ride on the highway. and one of the best cars I ever owned. So this Imperial reminds me of that car. I hope you like it. As always all comments are welcome.
Tomorrow's ride:-1937-Pontiac-Custom 5w Coupe.
Comments (7)
blinkings
The front looks a lot like errrr the back!
Maxidyne
Now you're talking. I've always loved these late 60s and early 70's land yachts, especially the 71 Chrysler 300 and Newports. More of these please :)
MacMyers
Nice.
TallPockets
THANKS for the MEMORIES! .... This would be "FUN" to PARALLEL park! .... WINK.
KnightWolverine
Now that's a lead sled...Brother owned one back in the day....Didn't look this good though!..Awesome Car and Capture!
Richardphotos
I had a 69 Chevy and was my first new car.the trunk in it was big enough almost live in.I drove a big Plymouth in the mid 70"s and had it up to 117 mph one day.then I noticed later that a couple of tires were bare outstanding capture
Xanthmann
My mom owned one of these and we called it 'the bomb' (it didn't mean the same then as it does now, lol). A friend of mine owned a car that was a bit bigger...a `77 Lincon Continental. It was a street legal aircraft carrier! Great pic my friend!