The Journey
Introducing theĀ Imperial Deathstar, a black 1963 Chrysler Imperial. This is one of the largest production sedans ever built, and arguably the best luxury car of its day.
Join me what will probably be a never-ending saga of grease, aching muscles, and an empty wallet as I work to restore this over 50 year old survivor to a reliable cruiser.
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Recent Posts
- Tree Topper. And Bottomer. December 16, 2024
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- LED Controller Blues (and Reds and Greens) December 2, 2024
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- LED There Be Parts November 18, 2024
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Monthly Archives: June 2024
Front Seat Back
The seat backs were much like the rear seats with a few differences. Since all sides are visible the covers must cover everything. Unlike many cars there is a separate flat panel on the back of the seat – this … Continue reading
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Front Seat
With the rear seat done it was time to turn to the front seat with high hopes and expectations of replicating the successful work on the rear seat. Yeah, that is a bit of forsehadowing… The front seat had to … Continue reading
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