Two 1959 Imperial pictures and one print

Pete Kaczmarski · Oct 28, 2017

When I first went to the large Jefferson WI. car show in 1988 there was a larger middle aged man who would draw your car for $20. He would do it in pencil and then add appropriate color. I had him draw my car (the first picture). Twenty five years later I took it there again and had him again do my car (the second picture). You can see how refined his skill was and was much improved. I asked him to draw the car from this angle making it much different. We had a open part of the picture and I gave him my original aluminum gold annodized keys which he added. I think he passed on now but he was a very talented person.
The last picture is a signed and numbered print from Harold Cleworth. I have followed his work and there aren't too many that do Imperials. I finally landed one for a great price and had it framed. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do with my trophies etc in my entertainment room.

detmatt · Oct 29, 2017

I love them all and you’re right, very much improved from the first to the second.
It looks like a pillow on the front seat in that print and I had to laugh because I keep one in my Imp for some added lumbar support. My 155K mile front seat has had it but I did just order some fabric from SMS last week and plan to have the driver’s seat carefully restored but that’s a topic for another thread.

Pete Kaczmarski · Oct 29, 2017

The pillow on the front seat is actually the center armrest. Speaking of unique interior, look at this Imperial Lebaron in WI. craigs with embossed seats.

66 Chrysler Imperial LeBron

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