This really makes me nervous, and causes
me to maybe rethink dumping a lot of money into my recently acquired car. Could
make and model have a bearing on this, or is it just the Imperials in general? My
car is one of only nine in the current Registry, and unless I’m mistaken,
might possibly be the only one like it. Certainly, there can’t be too
many. It’s a 1961 Crown 2dr. Coupe in Malibu Tan, and very, very,
restorable. I would love to see this car back to almost new condition, and I
think it would be a real pleasure to own and drive. BUT, I have serious priorities,
too, and I can’t risk doing something dumb. If I’m going to get
dramatically upside down on any car, with that knowledge going in, well, maybe
I should just let go of it and let someone else that doesn’t have my
threshold of pain put the funds into it? Any thoughts out there? Steve From:
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Behalf Of Ken Lang I don’t think
it’s that people are not interested in the cars for sale. Most
people are watching finances pretty close right now. The US Dollar is
losing ground against the Euro right now and the price of fuel is going through
the roof. Plus Winter is coming up quick (except for our Ken 67 Crown 4 Dr Ht 68 LeBaron 4 Dr Ht From:
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Behalf Of mrs954@xxxxxxx Pat, You're not alone. Nobody seems interested in my 64 LeBaron,
either. Mark
Hi again: It appears there is no interest in the two Imperials I
had located…a 60 and 61 4 dr Southhamptons…and that I had listed on
this forum. Thus I have dropped that project altogether. I had thought
there would be people looking for Imperials because they are so rarely seen,
but apparently not at this time anyway. Just wanted to let you-all know. Patricia
Pruitt ’62 Imp
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