Several views of 1982 Imperials...
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Here are 3 views of a 1982 Imperial in Black, with red
leather interior and "pinstriping", actually decals. This car
is 100% original. |
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The cast aluminum wheels with the Imperial jewel in
the center are referred to as "snowflake" wheels. They are
very sturdy, and maintain perfect roundness even after many miles. |
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The fabulous bustle back |
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This shows the underhood area of an original EFI car.
Everything shown is authentic and original, with the following
exceptions: The heater hose, the radiator cap and the upper radiator
hose has been replaced, and the thermal shield housing for the battery
was not on the car when this picture was taken. Elsewhere on this site
is an under-hood picture of a factory conversion to carburetor (the blue
car, coming up!), you may be interested in comparing the two. |
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This shows the open power moonroof, and the headrests.
The roof has three modes: open, glass closed but shade open, and
completely closed. The power moonroof is one of few accessories offered
on these cars; nearly everything was standard. |
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This shows the driver's control switches for the two
outside mirrors (the first two "joysticks"), the driver's 6
way seat (the third "joystick" and two lever switches for
front and rear tilt), the power window controls and the power door lock
control. The area below the courtesy and rear warning lights is carpeted
with the same carpet as the floors. |
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Standard "Mark Cross" interior, in red
leather for this car. The carpeting is long pile "sheepskin"
carpeting, very plush! This car has 120,000 Miles, and the interior is
still nearly perfect, with everything still operating as new. |
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Note: The radio is a dealer replacement supplied
ETR, not the factory ETR, which will be shown on the photo set for the
Blue 81, coming up. The bulge in the dash pad above the instruments is
incorrect. This is a common problem with these cars, probably caused in
this case by the car having spent its life in the very hot high desert
of inland Southern California. The rubber band on the gearshift lever is
a non-factory accessory. |
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81 Coupe Queen Mary |
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81 Side |
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Extreme Angle |
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Front View |