1964 Chrysler New Yorker Good Running 413 Licensed on 2040-cars
Loomis, California, United States
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For sale is a 1964 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 door, full power equipped; however, the power windows and seats do not work and the air conditioning does not work (hoses were removed, but the compressor does turn over smoothly and appears to be in working condition). Good features include a good running 413 CI engine with Carter AFB 4 barrel; 727 torqueflite transmission (shifts very good, fluid is nice and red, no burn smells, does not leak); power steering and power brakes both work good; very good stainless trim, minimal dings and dents (one at left rear, see pictures), but does need some body work and paint. Shortcomings: car needs full restoration, paint, interior, etc. The floors and trunk have surface rust, they will need to be treated for rust prior to carpeting. Vehicle is licensed and registered for 2014 in California. Title is clear. Wheels and tires are excellent. This car is complete with many good parts, if someone needs this for a parts car. The interior trim needs rechromed, headliner bows in good condition, seats, carpet, door panels need restoration. Look carefully and ask questions prior to purchase. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, however, we will help facilitate in any way we can.
NOTE: We will post video of the running engine soon. |
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