Responding to an earlier post re chroming a 54 Crown Imperial Limo: Yes, chroming is extremely expensive, but it might not be that horrible on this model. I own a '53 Imperial Custom, and I can thankfully report that there is a lot of stainless steel trim on the car. And I'm looking at a picture of a 53 Imperial limo (typical of '54) right now. Actually, there is not a whole lot of bright metal trim on the car, and I believe what is there is mostly stainless. True, the taillight housings are cast, along with the hood ornament, etc. The huge, huge expense on this car will be the grille. I am facing that one myself. Simple, relatively, but cast metal. I used to be in the Cadillac LaSalle Club as a national director. Try rechroming a '41 Cadillac sometime. Everything (virtually) is pot metal, starting with the 3 horizontal trim pieces per fender. The vents on the side of the hood. The grille, except for the vertical parts of the eggcrate part. Currell _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com