My Imp at Cars & Coffee
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bulldogchesty
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Loved it Ross. The guys needs to learn better interview skills. AWESOME !!!
70NPORT
Old Man with a Hat
Yeah, The interviewer is a dork....duh, 454...uh, 350.
Imperial was incorporated into Chrysler in the late 60s was it not?
Imperial was incorporated into Chrysler in the late 60s was it not?
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
The fuel gauge doesn't work????
BTW, congratulations!
That was a beautiful way to showcase the Pimperial.
BTW, congratulations!
That was a beautiful way to showcase the Pimperial.
72Fury
Senior Member
Great car Ross!
Stormer
Old Man with a Hat
Thanks, guys. The interviewer is actually a really cool guy.
None of the gauges really work so I'm gonna chop a hole in the dash & add some modern gauges.
None of the gauges really work so I'm gonna chop a hole in the dash & add some modern gauges.
1955 to 1983
The interviewer was OK... He just doesn't know Imperials.
Nice car!
Our "cars and coffee" starts in another month.
Nice car!
Our "cars and coffee" starts in another month.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
You're saying that just to bust my ballz, aren't you?
Almost had me there for a second....
Sounds great Ross and getting interviewed with the Imp is cool
rush
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Good job. I love the interview.
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That's awesome, right Stan?
Truely Ross, nice job with the interview.
Truely Ross, nice job with the interview.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Stop it. You're enabling his need to pimp.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Meh......
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
Who the heck was that young pup claiming to be Ross?
Stormer
Old Man with a Hat
Nope, not kidding.
Stormer
Old Man with a Hat
Have I mentioned that you're my favorite FCBO member?
72Fury
Senior Member
Messing with a dash is almost taboo, proceed at your own risk. Especially with a very nice low mile car.
Stormer
Old Man with a Hat
There's no such thing as taboo in my world. What would you recommend for a bunch of non-working gauges? If your answer is to fix them one at a time, I'm gonna go with no-thank-you.
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