This gorgeous white '59 Imperial Crown Coupe had a full red leather interior, and sported a beautiful restoration inside and out.  Note the 'toilet seat' on the trunk!

The only Imperial in the car corral was this pretty decent '62 Crown 4 door hardtop.  I think the asking price was around $5,500.

Back on the showfield was an outstanding original '65 Crown 4 door hardtop.  Macungie is well known for a large number of well-preserved original cars.

Another Imperial from the Engel era was this magnificent '66 Crown Coupe.  A beautiful exterior restoration was complimented by a flawless original interior.

Only 577 Imperial Convertibles were built in 1967.  Seeing this Aqua ragtop was quite a treat.  As it turns out, the owner of this car knew the original owner of my '60 DeSoto!

We spotted this ultra clean original '75 Imperial Coupe in the spectator parking area.  A seldom-seen example of the last year of the true Imperial.

Here's a very colorful example of a '56 Dodge Coronet.  Dodge was well known for striking tri-tone color combinations in '55 and '56.  Again, this is a pristine, unrestored original.

A rare sight indeed, this '56 DeSoto Firedome 4 door Seville sparkled in yellow and black.  I don't ever remember seeing another '56 4 door hardtop.

Appearing to have undergone a total restoration, this '56 Firedome sedan turned out to be a 13,000 mile untouched original.  It was oddly equipped with power brakes, and manual steering!  It was undoubtedly one of the best originals in the show.

This '56 DeSoto Fireflite Sedan sported factory air conditioning, wire wheels, and a breathtaking restoration.  It's unusual to see a Fireflite in a solid color.

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