My '59 woes, Thank you list!
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My '59 woes, Thank you list!



Bill,

Don't go with out your Imperial. Fix the brake booster and I bet the car will 
run as good as it ever did.

Paul

In a message dated 10/26/2003 2:46:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Imperial59crown 
writes:

> Wow! I am really overwhelmed with the responses to my Imperial's problems, 
>and thank everyone on the list for writing. Even people at work were telling 
>me I was very quiet today, and I think it was because of the thought of having 
>to depart with the pleasure I get from my '59 Imperial. Even when it is just 
>sitting out in the parking lot all week till I can drive it on my day off, I 
>make a point to walk the dog by it so I can pat it on the hood and tell it 
>what a great car it is. The thought of storing it somewhere where I can only 
>go see it a couple of times a week is not very satisfactory, and its only been 
>gone for one week now, and I miss it intensely. Most of the comments I got 
>back sound absolutely correct, since it didn't start running poorly until the 
>brakes started feeling very weak. The car also has only less than 65,000 
>original miles on it, and has never had any blue smoke coming out of it, and 
>is in fact better on oil than my newer Nissan. I made the mistake of saying 
>combustion test rather than compression, but I still don't have the car back, 
>so I don't know which cylinders are bad. It was running like a charm last 
>summer, and I even took it on a long road trip almost up to San Francisco 
>without any problems. My mechanic has also just changed his location to the 
>smaller garage next door and told me he did it to save $3,000.00 a month on 
>rent, which made me think he is also hurting for cash. He is good at what he 
>does, but also charges a premium for it. It really goes against my grain to 
>store the car and not be able to enjoy it, so when I get it back on Monday 
>after paying a hefty bill for a tune up and radiator routing out, I will talk 
>to the mechanic I bring my Nissan to, who is very reasonable. Once again I 
>want to thank all of those on the list for responding, and cheering me up a 
>bit. After all, to be without my Imperial would make me 
> feel just like one of the common people!
>  
> Bill '59 Crown
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