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Crown four door on a test drive in Detroit, Michigan. Larger, printable version |
The Crown four door was the most popular Imperial in 1963. The 129-inch chassis was a carry-over from '62. Larger, printable version |
Rear view of a four door Crown. The spare-tire effect Flight Sweep rear deck was an extra-cost option. Larger, printable version |
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Only 13 Crown Imperial Limousines were produced by Ghia of Italy at an incredible $18,500 each. Notice the '62 Wheel covers. No Limousines were produced for 1962. Larger, printable version |
Compared to the '63 Cadillac Sedan deVille, a Crown four door is longer, wider and more luxurious. Larger, printable version |
Although nearly 500 lbs heavier than deVille, this Crown was quite a performer. New for '63 was a parking brake and larger surface-area brake drums. Larger, printable version |
Foreshadowing the '64 season, here's a '63 Lincoln Continental next to an Imperial Custom. Ex-Ford designer Elwood Engel took the styling reins at Chrysler and his hand will be evident in the 1964 Imperial. Larger, printable version |
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