My grandpa purchased a 440 72 imperial new, passed, to mother, son. The trunk would comfortably sleep 6. After 25 years, 75k miles, freeway floored, 137 mph. Land yacht with wings.
These of the day, showed the style of the men that drove them. Big car, big house, nice clothes and a pretty woman. Nowadays, it's a memory. These cars are restored and hidden away, everything from the pass are keep sake items now.❤💯👍
Except she can't, when the first get into the car you see the guy using his "injured" arm to move the shifter and when they back out and go forward both her hands are on the steering wheel, it's hard to put the car in first from reverse if you don't take a hand off the wheel.
It could be a nice catch my eyes were focused on Triumph hoping it would do a burnout then again its a Triumph they could never do a burnout they were more show than go if they were running
A 1970 Triumph TR6? I have a Triumph TR6 in my Hot Wheels collection, except mine is colored Metalflake Dark Red and is from the 2021 HW Race Day series.
Would you rather sleep in a springy soft bed or on a stiff wooden board? Luxury cars back then rode soft because it was more comfortable and you didn’t feel the bumps as much 👍
Hahaha 😆 😆 you got to be kidding me that bad guys are in big block american luxury sedan can somehow keep up with british sports car is dreaming to hard and yes i get that chrysler sponsor the show but there's no way that imperal has amazing handling unless it's nascar parts on it 😂😂.
@@milfordh.mercado2787 On the contrary, the 440 in those Imperials and Chryslers have a lot of low-end torque and they could handle very well for the size of car, by far the best of the full-size sedans. You’re thinking of Lincolns of that era, which had about the softest ride imaginable. Cadillac was somewhere between the two.
@oriontaylor oh yes, my mind was thinking contiental and not imperal so i guess wrong 😅 but seriously that tr6 could be the miata of the 70s if driven by pro racer.
Your extra editing sometimes makes these magical. "DROP IT. DROP IT. DROP IT"
thats a big ass car
Its called a Land yacht that got 15 feet per gallon with a 35 gallon gas tank LOL
@@rogerstlaurent8704 L-O-L! The 73 Imperial LeBaron was even more of a land yacht. That thing was around 235 inches long if I can recall.
Look at the amazing cornering and acceleration by the Triumph! Track-ready car for sure!
My grandpa purchased a 440 72 imperial new, passed, to mother, son. The trunk would comfortably sleep 6. After 25 years, 75k miles, freeway floored, 137 mph. Land yacht with wings.
These of the day, showed the style of the men that drove them.
Big car, big house, nice clothes and a pretty woman.
Nowadays, it's a memory.
These cars are restored and hidden away, everything from the pass are keep sake items now.❤💯👍
I'll bet at 137, you could watch the gas gauge move!
Love that the Imperial needed a BOAT LOADING DOCK to do a U turn. The definition of turn on a dime 😂
No band-aid he passes out... With a band-aid he is ready for the Indy 500--modern medicine is incredible! 😆
6:35 The LeBaron is dry as a bone after just driving through that massive amount of water. OH WELL.
"This has been a Car Chase Wonderland Production" 👍👀
The CGI used in car chases back then looked so realistic.
Lol good one 🤣
😂
I used a 1971 Imperial - alongside a 1977 Ford LTD - in a pop promo I made called "Classic Car Collector" (2018)
A pretty blonde girl that can hop in a car and drive a stick? She is a keeper.
Except she can't, when the first get into the car you see the guy using his "injured" arm to move the shifter and when they back out and go forward both her hands are on the steering wheel, it's hard to put the car in first from reverse if you don't take a hand off the wheel.
She is working the clutch though and that is the skill part.@@scottvincent3062
@@scottvincent3062 Unless it was already in reverse lol
Well not so fast- she's about 80yrs old now....👵🏻
2:09 Rare Porsche 356 Karmann Notchback Coupe.
It could be a nice catch my eyes were focused on Triumph hoping it would do a burnout then again its a Triumph they could never do a burnout they were more show than go if they were running
J adore votre chaîne ça rappelle des bons souvenirs, merci
One of the doctors in "The Thing With Two Heads" drove an Imperial the same color.
Marcus Welby, M. D., drove a 1970 Chrysler Newport hardtop sedan, in light blue.
I've always fancied a TR6. I REALLY want one now. A UK-spec one would be even faster than a Californian-spec.
Hillarious!
STINRAY the Pilot from 1985 had a chase, Stingray corvette chased by helicopter
Before CGI we had double speed film splicing,LOL.
Outro is cool,great editing
19 ft long of a car.
I thought that has Mahoney for a second (Gutenberg)
How much of a lead did the Triumph TR6 have over the Chrysler Imperial before they ran and got in it
J'adore.....
A 1970 Triumph TR6? I have a Triumph TR6 in my Hot Wheels collection, except mine is colored Metalflake Dark Red and is from the 2021 HW Race Day series.
Uh... we don't say "colored".
@@20alphabet Well, that's what I would say. What term do you use instead?
@@77PacerStudios COLOR thats what i say LOL
It's British it's colour! One of these parked down my road also a tr3.
8 liter engine, 100 Hp, golden era !
NOPE! 440 Cubic Inch 7.2 Liter 250 NET HP, still over 300 Gross HP. The Triumph would be lucky to have even close to 100 HP.
@@JrGooniorImperial is also much heavier lol
A young Chevy Chase gets shot @ 1:19
They shot Willie!! I kinda expected a more explosive ending.
Is that the same actor (guy in blue shirt who was shot) who played Ned Braden in Slap Shot?
There's no sound at all.
The Triumph out corners the Mopar
:31 - :41 😳 what tha....?
The suspension on that Imperial is soft!
They cornered well for their size according to the road tests of the day but they weren't meant for road course duty.
It's a full size luxury car not a sports car
They rode well but were not nearly as soft as a Cadillac or Lincoln of the period,they handled pretty good for a 5000 lb boat.i own a 73.
7:23 My girlfriend would shoot me in my other arm if I would pet her like a dog.
You need to find a new girl friend.
That Imperial is so softly sprung, it looks horrible to ride in.
Would you rather sleep in a springy soft bed or on a stiff wooden board? Luxury cars back then rode soft because it was more comfortable and you didn’t feel the bumps as much 👍
Reckless discharge of a firearm... typical cop.
F U
Hahaha 😆 😆 you got to be kidding me that bad guys are in big block american luxury sedan can somehow keep up with british sports car is dreaming to hard and yes i get that chrysler sponsor the show but there's no way that imperal has amazing handling unless it's nascar parts on it 😂😂.
Spoken just like someone who has never driven one of those.
@oriontaylor well thats true, sir i never drove this car at all, so the only way that chase could happen is driving very slowly 🐌.
@@milfordh.mercado2787 On the contrary, the 440 in those Imperials and Chryslers have a lot of low-end torque and they could handle very well for the size of car, by far the best of the full-size sedans. You’re thinking of Lincolns of that era, which had about the softest ride imaginable. Cadillac was somewhere between the two.
@oriontaylor oh yes, my mind was thinking contiental and not imperal so i guess wrong 😅 but seriously that tr6 could be the miata of the 70s if driven by pro racer.