Glad you enjoyed it

Back when men were men... And women were satisfied 😁

Thanks, it was fun to do.

Thanks for the great memory of your time in an Imperial.

Hey, champ, the Tesla weighs more than this piece of junk. The X weighs 5300 pounds. Of course, after three years, this heap weighs about half due to rust. You old people are a riot!! 🤪

Thank you. Fun work.

Did you see the others I made?

Thanks for the great comment. I have seen your Imperial vids, great work. You did the header and dual exhaust on yours?

@@boydsdodge yes, I did. Actually I’ve installed a Sniper EFI and the engine is running smother since then. I’ll post some video in a couple of weeks.

And I know the person who owns this car is somewhere here in Toronto. A ride in this artwork would be a wonderful birthday present for me. 😁😁

@@onewhosaw7 Where are you located?

@@boydsdodge I missed your comment here as I experienced a personal loss early in the spring and have not been on KZfaq until now . 😪😪 Thank you for thinking of me.

Thanks.

Thanks. I well get better at the filming.

Thank you very much, it was fun to make. I am going to make some videos of Tux my nice black and white Imperial. I hope to get some time to do some filming.

Thanks, it was fun putting it together. I have other videos of the Triple Black Imperial. Thanks for watching

Hey, champ, I am interested in your explanation as to why SUVs are insipid. By the way, you sound very intelligent. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

hi from Sydney, Australia. Once you do drive a 6 metre long 2.5 to 3 ton monster you'll never want to drive a "compact" car! I have 4 US type cars , they were all completely knocked down "kit-cars" built as right-hand drive versions by GM Holden at Pagewood factory in Sydney and by Ford Aust' at Homebush factory in Sydney. I have 1972 & 1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham's plus a 1973 mk4 Lincoln Conti' coupe and a 1979 Collectors Series Lincoln Town Car. I have owned them all for nearly 40 years each. They are fantastic they have been maintained properly and are a joy to drive. Best of all our Aussie built ones had ZERO anti-pollution devices on them and since all 4 have giant engines as big as , or bigger than '60's muscle cars in the Caddy's case they have serious punch. The Aussie ones were re-engineered to suit our federal road laws and local conditions. i.e. brighter headlights, heavy duty coil suspension and heavy-duty gas shocks to name 2 They may be rare to see on the roads in the USA these days, imagine how rare they are on the roads here in Australia, when people see that they are proper RHD cars they are even further amazed. Very few were sold as dealer floor stock, most were built to order special order cars, at GM-H Aust the last RHD Buick Rivieras were '73 models the only other car was the Fleetwood Brougham and that ran until mid 1974. Over at the Ford Aust' camp the Galaxie-LTD's & 2 door mk4 Conti's finished in 1973 and if you wanted a Lincoln 4dr Town Car you could order one up until 1979 then no more factory US RHD cars until the 2010-2011 Mustangs.

Today’s vehicles weigh a lot. Even an Accord weighs 3300 pounds. A Mustang pushes 4000 pounds. A Tesla X?? 5200 pounds. The average weight of a 2022 vehicle is about 4300 pounds.

Thanks. Too bad it wasn't summer.

Thanks.

seats about 20

Yes. The Imperials are a cool fun car to own.

It is looking to be the likely venue

I fond it on a music compilation I was listening to on KZfaq. I think it may be from the Soft Temp Lounge channel. softtempolounge.com/index.html www.youtube.com/@softtempo2.0 name of tune is Stiletto by Chico Rey and The Jet Band

Thank you! I found it! Im a big Mopar fan. I had a 73 Caddy Fleetwood Brougham sold it in 2014, but definitely prefer a fuselage era (1969-73) Imperial!

The two doors have a look, but I agree that the 73 Imperial looks great as a four door hard top.

My other Imperial has a full TTI system with Imperial mufflers

I am listing TB for sale this week, after I notify interested people.

@@boydsdodge I was digging the advertising lingo of the day. Cool car, cheers.

It looks like it will go to auction.

@@boydsdodge Will it be Bring a Trailer or a local auction?

@@therontacker6442 Looks like BAT when the time comes.

Great post!! There are a lot of old people who absolutely hate electric cars. Pathetic. 😟😟

Really not sure what you're saying.

250 miles

@@boydsdodge Well ok lol. I had a 2006 Chrysler 300 HEMI which got around 300. Ten years later I had to trade it for a car that gets almost 600 miles.

That's a Shame! They're Gorgeous cars & Extremely Rare because of that bulls**.

@@that70sguy33 When I was a child growing up we had a neighbor that would participate at the local demo derby at the fairgrounds near our house. He would always have big cars from the 70's, mainly station wagons but he always said that these imperials were his favorite since they typically lasted the longest and he could "reuse" them for the next derby. We would see a nice car on the trailer before he left and a pile of junk when he came back later that night.

@@that70sguy33 It’s not a shame, champ. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

City 8-9 MPG Highway I can get 14-16 mpg. Withe plenty of smiles per miles.

Groucho, it can pass anything on the road, except a gas station.