With it’s “Forward Look” design and massive 392 Hemi, Jay takes us on a ride in his Imperial Convertible that was the biggest and widest luxury car you could buy in America in 1958.
2019-01-26
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I bet that brake conversion cost more than my car!
Love that Imperial… great work on the brakes!!!! Wonderful show
Now that’s a car! Don’t you wish modern cars had personality like this one has?
Who owned the Imperials? Robert Evans is all that comes to mind.
another beautiful car
Please save the adverb,"It does not drive badly".
If Jay were a food critic he would always know who served the best food, provided the best service, and was the most interesting to talk too.
Imagine the registration and tax fees that Jay pays every year!
Who needs a chase car, You can fit the whole film crew and their equipment in this thing!
What an amazing car. My recollection of the Chrysler group starts with the K-car era. I had no idea Chrysler was ever considered the engineer's car company, nor that they produced so many amazing cars through the 1960s. This Imperial and the Ford Galaxie are my two favorite American cars in Jay's collection. Fantastic channel!