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Just had the Imperial loaded on to another flatbed tow truck to send it on its way. I snapped a pic of the release lever in case anyone else ever needs to know about this. It's the rust-red horizontal lever partially obscuring the fuse box. Push it to release the e-brake, doesn't take very...

The seller and buyer worked it out for a locksmith to come to the car. I saw the receipt and it was 5x your house call estimate, I was flabbergasted. I'm not sure I've ever been flabbergasted before. And just for one pair of door/ignition keys! Still no trunk key. I post as a FYI/warning...

Ok, figured it out with the tow truck driver. It's a lever above and slightly to the right of where the parking brake is, i.e. up under the dash. See the for sale section in a few minutes for pics of the move.

Chrysler Imperial Parking Brake Repair Information Found this, don't see a lever. Tow truck showing up soon.

How to release? I only see hood release. Non-running car if it is some vacuum thing.

1971 had electric hidden headlights. Trunk release is described as "power", not sure if electric. But the button is inside the glovebox.

Any idea on the cost to get keys made if I bring a cylinder to a locksmith?

Thanks everyone! I'm going to go look at the car in a few hours. It is unlocked at least so I can see the interior and under the hood. The trunk may be an issue until a battery is hooked up, the car has sat for decades now. But since the glovebox and trunk share a key I could also get a key...

I may go look at a 71 Imerial this weekend and the seller says the keys are lost. The car is currently non-op so it's not like I would be able to drive it anyway. Can locksmiths make a key on site, or remove cylinder(s) and take to locksmith to make keys? Send them off to Chrysler specialist...

The whole site is pretty interesting, but here's a few: http://www.shorpy.com/node/17230?size=_original#caption http://www.shorpy.com/node/14142?size=_original#caption http://www.shorpy.com/node/13476?size=_original#caption http://www.shorpy.com/node/1012?size=_original#caption...

MyMopar has recently added a bunch of these films for 1964-72. Some are pretty cheesy, but fun to watch. http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=483

Someone posted this on reddit, I'll repost here for discussion. Anyone have other pictures? http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2013/04/the-encyclopedia-of-obscure-concept-and-show-cars-part-two-chrysler-to-ford http://www.coachbuild.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=50&g2_itemId=43728

I was just someplace else for about 22 minutes watching that, totally transported. :sSig_thanks:

I was poking around looking at T&C wagons and ran in to this site of Cadillac customs. Some crazy stuff! http://www.cadillacdatabase.org/Dbas_txt/Drm70-74.htm