http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2749153370027893509ohSIep Brad On Jan 25, 2007, at 7:42 PM, john sadowski wrote:
I'm not sure if its in the service manual or parts book on the 66, but I know someone that has a 66 & those books. It clearly states inside the front cover of one of them that the Imperial is a D body.John----- Original Message ----- From: SpicemanII@xxxxxxx To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 7:13 PM Subject: Re: IML: Imperials are a "C" or a ...???Where is the referrence to Imperial is the D or C body? All my parts books, starting in 55 have Imperial as a Y body. It goes till my newest, 71 and it is still a Y. DeSoto is an S. Chryslers are C. D is full size Dodge. P is full size Plymouth.Who and what determined otherwise?Are you all using the series platform as determining a certain body? Because, again, Imperials have 57 thru 68 that do not share sheetmetal. I am not sure, but I think the platform might refer to a chassis as the platform. There could be some argument here again. Yet, these and other years are Y bodies. I, in selling parts, have always used Y for Imperials, never a C body as referrence to an Imperial. Now, 1954, and older, Imperial is referred to as a C, or, top line Chrysler, not a seperate car model as a Dodge or Plymouth from the same time period. Someone clue me in. Joe Machado
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