Online Imperial Club AutoBiographies

This is my 1968 Imperial Crown.  I’ve owned it for about, I dunno, maybe nine years or so.   It was purchased new in Oregon, and my seller was in Bremerton,…

In Christchurch, New Zealand

True survivor, not restored, all original with only 23k miles.

This Imperial is a single headlight model.  The serial number is C57-6055 with a build date of December, 1956.  The car was sold by Stanley S. Kilburn in  Jan 1957,…

I purchased this car in 2018 from the the estate of the original owner, 90,000 mile original car, single gentleman that only used the drivers seat. Nicely optioned car with…

I’ve known this car all of my life. It is a two owner car with ALL of its original paperwork. It has a factory full leather interior – two-tone gray…

I’m the ‘second’ owner of this car.  First was a lady who purchased it in Oklahoma in 1976 from Chrysler.  It had been an executive car.  It has less than…

From the time as a boy that I built a 1/24 scale 1963 Imperial model, I wanted a real one from the 61-63 series.  By 2002, after I had grown…

This convertible is the culmination of three cars: a Southampton 2 door, a New Mexico 4 door parts car and a worse than basket case 1956 New Yorker convertible.  

In January of 2004, my neighbor alerted me that there were two Imperials for sale in the area. He’s been watching me work on the Black 1960 LeBaron restoration that…

I’m in the process of restoring this 1963 Imperial Crown, which is currently a work in progress. Will supply updates as they occur. A lot of work to do. Much…

IML Member Philippe Courant of France was kind enough to share these photos and story of his friends’ beautiful 1961 Imperial Crown. The car’s owners, Robert Louis Brezout and Guy…

This article was originally posted to the Online Imperial Club in October of 2003. On a hot summer day in July 2001, four brave and daring Imperialists began an odyssey…

this is just a test, no real content to add.  By the way it’s already in the registry

This car came from the Bullock property in Northern California.  It was one of 150+ Imperials that were on the property at one time.  You can read the story about…

This is a test of a possible upcoming feature on www.imperialclub.com where people can have their own self-serve pages on the club website. I recently picked up the car from…