Poll: Which '64? (5/10/2022)

Not my favorite year for any of them but slight edge to the Imperial.

Of these three, I prefer the Lincoln. The clean lines appeal.

Lincoln, Imperial with Cadillac last.

Nice pics 'n choices !

Thanks John.

Steve

Okay, here's how I go on this one.  For LOOKS I go with the IMPERIAL.  For PERFORMANCE I go with the CADILLAC.  And the LINCOLN, no interest.  

Lincoln 1st despite the fact it was a 4-year-old design, that style never gets old with me. The Imperial is a very close 2nd, but that's because it echos the Lincoln.

The Cadillac is in last place, I really like the look of the '64, but by '64 not only did this style look continued on and on from the '61. It did it looking dated and old, almost like "hanging on to the glory days"

Lincoln, no question for me.  The other two are just big and bigger (but nice and quiet, too).

Imperial. Looks great, has immense nostalgia factor from when I was a young boy and it was new.

Cadillac by a nose over Imperial with Lincoln third.  I much prefer the nose of the 61 Lincoln; the 64 looks a bit generic by comparison.

I think the Imperial holds up the best!  I always liked that Lincoln but looks dated here.

I'm a big fan of the fender skirts on the Cadillac but I still voted for the Imperial.

It would be great if GLM/Stamp did this year Imperial too!

No contest, the Lincoln. Pure understated class

Lincoln without a doubt, love the 4-door convertible.  Lincolns were extremely well built and were also the most expensive of the three.  Base prices for these convertibles were as follows:  Lincoln $6,938, Imperial $6,003, and Cadillac  $5,612.  Cadillac sold nearly 17,900 convertibles, Lincoln 3,328, and Imperial just 922.  It's no surprise that the slab-sided '64 Imperial resembles the Lincoln as they were both designed by Elwood Engel.

Don't care for any of them, but I find the Caddy the least offensive. And there is no "none of these" choice in the poll.