80's Imperial price

["Mountainbrook House" <mountainbrook@xxxxxxxx>]

Imperial buyers did have a choice of radios. There was an  8 track player, a
cassette player or a search tune available at no charge. Dealers offered a
radio with CB built in.
 There was also a chioce of the snowflake wheels of wire caps.

Stuart Somers
Two 81 Imperials
----- Original Message -----
From: <DavisADM@xxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 8:32 AM
Subject: Re: IML: 80's Imperial price


> I beg to differ.  The 81-83 did not have a choice of stereos.  They all
came
> with the premium am/fm cassette with an additional amplifier for the rear.
> One other "option" was leather or velvet cloth interior.
> Davis
> 83' white / red leather, mint cond
>
> In a message dated 02/19/02 05:04:40 PM, fristpenny@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> >Hey Dave,
> >The car will almost certainly have a 318.  It is also likely swapped to
> >a
> >2bbl carb, but may still be EFI. The only options were sunroof, choice
> >of
> >stereo(most are long gone) and wire wheel covers v. snowflake wheels.
> >With
> >100k on it I'd put the value kind of low.  I paid $2k for mine it has a
> >
> >140K, but had a new 360 & trans, plus a bunch of other stuff.  Other than
> >
> >the efi & electricals, they are pretty trouble free. I've put over 12,000
> >
> >miles on mine, and never had so much as a tire off it. I did lose a power
> >
> >window motor and headlight door motor though.  I'd say you're looking at
> >a
> >$1000 to $3000 car. The best news is daily driven.:) That's what I do
with
> >
> >mine
> >Good Luck
> >Rob
>
>