1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham Hardtop 2-door 7.2l on 2040-cars
Monroe Township, New Jersey, United States
Car is nice original condition. Chrome is very good, body was repainted in original color (Regal Blue Metallic), some chips and scratches are present. Tires are fairly new Cooper radials with the optional "premium" wheel covers. Vinyl roof is original, appears to have some wax flaking, and is slightly pulled away from moulding on driver's side. Interior is all original, fabric is torn at some seams on the driver's side. Headliner and dash are excellent. Car has power bench seat (works fine), power windows, cruise control and automatic headlight shutoff. Driver's window works, rear widows are slow. Passenger window does not work, but motor runs (gear is stripped). Cruise control and A/C do not operate. Car runs well, but can probably use a tune up (maybe a carb adjustment). AM/FM stereo, AM and all speakers work, FM does not. Optional digital clock works sporadically. I think I covered everything, any questions, please let me know. Clear title, car will be released once payment clears. Thank you (Please see my other listing for an excellent 1979 Chrysler Cordoba)
On Apr-24-14 at 20:52:54 PDT, seller added the following information: Wiper motor runs, but arms do not. Gear holding motor to arms is broken. |
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