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Auto Custom Carpet lists a year specific dark blue carpet for a 67 Imperial in the original style loop material.

1965 Imperial convertible, black, black top, maroon leather, loaded.

I am fine with a color change as long as its a color change to another color that would be correct for the year make and model. If a car is factory painted in a generally undesirable color or an overly common color for the model, such as green or gold, a color change to a more desirable color...

That's just pocket change for someone with an Imperial. LOL

You can load up an N scale train full of Mopar laden open auto racks. But it might require some deep pockets and a little skill at sanding and painting. 3D printed models available through Shapeways is your answer. Do searches for Chrysler Plymouth and Dodge while search the site for N scale...

Sometimes, mine does too.

Nice collection of Corgis and Dinky cars. When I was a kid, I had the red Corgi Imperial, the yellow Dinky Rambler wagon, the Dinky 58 Plymouth sedan, and the Dinky 63 Plymouth Fury convertible. But the Dinky Plymouths I had were blue.

oxford Diecast, a relatively new manufacturer, makes several nice 1/87 scale Mopars. My favorites are the 68 Charger and 57 Dodge Sweptside pickup, but they have a few others, including some new releases due out this summer. https://www.oxforddiecast.co.uk/collections/1-87 I have enough 1/87...

The trunk lid is different on the 66 then it is on 64-65. The hump on the trunk on the 64-65 is meant to look like a spare tire is directly underneath. On the 66, the hump is more squared off.

Just found this thread. Glad to hear you got it home. Sorry to hear about the damage. Hope the insurance comes through on covering the repairs.

How about this one for less than a 10th of the price. Of course its only 1/18th the size. American Excellence - Diecast Model Cars. 100 % Diecast. All Brands. All Scales