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This is a nice car but not original. I had a ’66 vert for many years and know a few things to look for, especially on a convertible. Check out the Claro Walnut on the doors. It is in serious need of refinishing and this is not an easy task as the veneer is wafer thin. Also, check out the interior. It is not the original leather, or even the type of leather. The Imperial I had had a white interior as well and the piping around the trim was a translucent pearlescent piping. The leather should be treated with the pearlescent glaze as well. I did not read all the text so forgive me if he stated the interior was not original or that it was replaced with lesser quality materials. I see the boot for the top as well as the parade fiberglass boots but not the vinyl piece that runs between the two pieces.
Just my two cents and good luck if you should bid on this car!
Bill
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Wow, that is NICE. I didn't know Imperials had lined convertible tops... that's a nice feature my Chrysler 300 dosen't have. The seats are a YUMMY white leather...but they look all the world like '66 Chrysler 300 seats (which were Very good). Anybody know for sure about the seats??
Imperialists,
I have been in the market for a Imp 'vert and this looks like a very nice ride, however it seems as if I saw it listed before, or saw it listed somewhere else before...but I have been mistaken before.......Thanks in advance for any help.
Jack 1956 Imperial Sedan
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