Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967.
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Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967.
And so itâs interesting to spot a 1954 Chrysler Imperial, as was observed at the 2016 edition of the Old Autos car show in Bothwell. The four-door Custom sedan is owned by Dan Douglas of Strathroy and at the time had 49,180 original miles on its odometer.
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Equipped with Chryslerâs 331-cubic-inch Hemi V8, Douglasâ Imperial offered an impressive 235 horsepower. It featured a fully modern automatic transmission, as well as power steering, brakes, windows and power seats. Most of these power features were completely foreign on most American automobiles built in that era, and so their presence â heck, even their availability â spoke to
Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967.
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Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967.
And so itâs interesting to spot a 1954 Chrysler Imperial, as was observed at the 2016 edition of the Old Autos car show in Bothwell. The four-door Custom sedan is owned by Dan Douglas of Strathroy and at the time had 49,180 original miles on its odometer.
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Equipped with Chryslerâs 331-cubic-inch Hemi V8, Douglasâ Imperial offered an impressive 235 horsepower. It featured a fully modern automatic transmission, as well as power steering, brakes, windows and power seats. Most of these power features were completely foreign on most American automobiles built in that era, and so their presence â heck, even their availability â spoke to
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Imperial cars from the early fifties are mostly forgotten, their presence overshadowed by the stunning 1955 model and the Imperials built until 1966 or 1967.
And so itâs interesting to spot a 1954 Chrysler Imperial, as was observed at the 2016 edition of the Old Autos car show in Bothwell. The four-door Custom sedan is owned by Dan Douglas of Strathroy and at the time had 49,180 original miles on its odometer.
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Try refreshing your browser. OLD CARS: â54 Chrysler Imperial marked the end of an era Back to video
Equipped with Chryslerâs 331-cubic-inch Hemi V8, Douglasâ Imperial offered an impressive 235 horsepower. It featured a fully modern automatic transmission, as well as power steering, brakes, windows and power seats. Most of these power features were completely foreign on most American automobiles built in that era, and so their presence â heck, even their availability â spoke to