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1960 Imperial Crown Convertible, belonging to IML members Henry Hopkins and Richard Palmer. . |
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Convertible full front view. Thanks to Hans-H. Schoor for the photo! |
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Convertible, front angle view. Note the red 55/56 Imperial in the background as well... Thanks, again, Hans. |
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LeBaron Pillared Sedan, Front View |
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Black LeBaron Southampton, rear view |
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Black LeBaron Southampton (above), front view |
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1960 Imperial LeBaron 4-door Sedan, belonging to George Nadelhoffer. |
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This picture shows the 1960 Imperial's distinctive, one-year-only tailfins - in the foreground is a black LeBaron, and in the background is a blue coupe |
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A closeup of the black LeBaron's taillight |
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This is a 1000-millimeter long-range photo of a row of Imperials at the Buena Park Imperial Statewide Meet. I was at least 100 feet away from the row of Imperials, standing on a trash barrel. I had no idea that the guy sitting in the chair would suddenly reach up to fondle the taillight lens, but I snapped the picture because it looked so cool. Imperial taillight-fondling happens more than you may realize. People can't seem to resist them! |
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LeBaron-series Wheelcover - notice how the ring in the center is a separate, cast piece of chromed potmetal, bolted onto the wheelcover, rather than... |
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...the one part of a single, stamped wheelcover, as seen on the Crown and Custom-series Wheelcover |
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LeBaron-series Gray Wool Broadcloth Swivel Seats |
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Crown-series Swivel Seats |
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Another from Hans-H. Schoor, the convertible's interior view. This car is absolutely gorgeous! |
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Crown Convertible Leather Swivel Seats |
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Swivel Seat Release Lever |
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LeBaron Trunk Script |
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Flitesweep Decklid |
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Flitesweep Emblem |
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Convertible Trunk |
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Rear Doorpanel |
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Door Script |
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Dashboard |
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Power Door Lock Switch |
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Passenger-side Window Switches |
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Custom-series Fenderscript |
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Crown-series Fenderscript |
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Coupe Rear Window - notice the metallic sheen at the top of the window; this was a sunscreen/heat barrier on tinted-window/air-conditioned coupes |
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Silvercrest Roof Option - This was ONLY available on four-door hardtops (all series), and standard on LeBarons. These brushed stainless-steel panels had no function except to add beauty and style to the roofline, which was low enough to be seen from a standing position. The panels could conceivably be shortened about six inches and installed on coupes. |
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Sedan Window Frame |
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Southampton Roofline |
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LeBaron Rear Window |
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LeBaron Crest, seen in its proper location on a... |
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...LeBaron Rear Window |
