1966 Chrysler New Yorker With Big Block 440 And Factory A/c Runs & Drives Videos on 2040-cars
Choctaw, Oklahoma, United States
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I am selling a 1966 Chrysler New Yorker with the BIG BLOCK 440 and Factory A/C. The car runs and drives but could use some brake work. The brakes do stop the car but not a fast stop. It is not leaking brake fluid and the pedal does not go to the floor. I think it could just use some new brake shoes and maybe a bleed. The body on the car is very straight and only has minor surface rust in a few places, I don't think it will need any metal work whatsoever. The trunk is solid, the floorpans are solid, and no rust through the wheel wells. It had body work done long ago on the front drivers door/fender but it looks like the paint didn't hold up in that area. (see pics) It is not thick bondo, it looks like it was done 20 years ago and the paint just faded. I think you can just sand the car and paint it and it will look really nice. The interior is all original and does have a few minor tears in the front seat. I made a video of the interior and another video of the engine running so you can see it up close. The engine runs good but does have a slight exhaust leak on the passenger side (this is shown in the video as well) If the car has been driven in the past day or so it fires right up, however if it's been sitting a few days you'll have to pump the gas 20-30 times or spray starting fluid in the carb and she fires right up. I bought it from the second owner and he had the engine rebuilt about 5 years ago. I don't have any paperwork on this rebuild but I believe him based on how the engine looks. It was not covered in oil when I bought it and appears fairly clean. The heater core was removed to be repaired but never made it to the shop. I still have the original one that will come with the car along with some other misc parts. It also has NEW TIRES along with a MATCHING spare in the trunk. The headliner is really nice with no tears, all the gauges work as they should, and all the lights work as well. Let me know if you have any further questions and have a Blessed Day! VIDEOS OF CAR ON YOUTUBE: The Interior: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsu7UPFqzJc The Engine Running: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQOoWqL0Vzc |
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