1962 Chrysler New Yorker..very Rare Barn Find And Priced To Sell! on 2040-cars
Junction City, Kansas, United States
1962 Chrysler New Yorker 4 door Sedan.Very rare Barn Find and Priced to Sell!
Big Block 413, 340hp. All original numbers matching 107000 miles. Body in good shape, chrome nice. Hard to find push button transmission and perfect condition bubble dash housing. Runs and shifts smooth. All Interior pieces there but will need reupholstered, needs brake booster seal for them to be working properly. Front floor pans need to be replaced and rear quarters have some rust towards the very bottom. Drivers side window is cracked, all other glass in excellent shape. Most parts to fix up this classic are cheap and easily found on ebay. Clear and clean title...if you are half way mechanically inclined and have an appreciation for hard to find true American Beauty..this is the car to get. Call or text 785 two zero nine 4992 I will consider a trade for any item/items of equal value. |
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