Charles; These parts will not interchange, plain and simple, between a 62' Imperial and a 64' Chrysler. The 64' New Yorker has a unitized body whereas the Imperial is body on frame. The New Yorker, because of the different body, would have completely different wheel bolt pattern, different drums, and different tie rods, spindles, etc. If you would like to check it yourself you can find a copy of a Hollander in any decent public library. I investigated the possibility of simply changing over from arm strong to power steering on a friend's 55' Desoto and the amount of difference was a real eye opener. One good thing is about the Hollander manuals is that you may find a part or two that your Imperial has in common with another make of car. Best Regards Arran Foster 1954 Imperial Newport Needing A Left Side Taillight Bezel and other trim parts.