I have been driving the 55 to work all week and around town after work and
havent had it raise above the E in TEMP. Some times its just something simple
on the over heating thing. Timming ect....As you know the temp here in
Bakersfield has ranged from 102-107 this week. I wish I had my A/C working
though.
Good luck all
Tim
55 Imperial Sedan
>
> From: "Kate Triplett" <ad_ablurr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2004/08/13 Fri AM 11:44:33 EDT
> To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: IML: COOOOOL Imperials! and invite to a meet?
>
> I agree with several who have said that there's something wrong if you are
>overheating in regular driving. On our last outing, stuck in the SR 522
>stop-n-go parking lot on an 88-degree day, AC blasting for all it's worth,
>Lucille's temp gage never came up but a needle's width from her normal (pretty
>cool!) operating temp. Several newer cars were pulled over that afternoon, but
>not the Big Old Car they so disdain in traffic. (it never ceases to amaze me
>how many hostile looks this car brings in the metro area - once we get "out"
>the looks change to admiring rubbernecking).
>
> This weekend we are going to be at the Sky Valley Antique Tractor Club's
>annual Tractor Show and Threshing Bee, south of Monroe off highway 202,
>Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Hubby is taking his tractors, and I am taking
>Lucille to be in the car and truck show-n-shine row. It would be fun if a
>couple of other local Imperials could show up? This is not a car show at all,
>but most of the folks who love old tractors also love to see the great older
>cars and trucks, and it's a nice relaxed venue.
>
> Anyhow, if you are interested and need directions, give me a shout off list,
>I'd love to meet you and your Imperials!
>
> Kate
> Kate Justet Triplett
> Kate's Custom Gunleather
> Monroe, Washington
> Proud mother of a soldier
> and owner of "Lucille" 1968 Crown 4-door HT
>
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