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1950 Chrysler Windsor / Royal on 2040-cars

US $9,500.00
Year:1950 Mileage:32141
Location:

Staten Island, New York, United States

Staten Island, New York, United States

Hello there prospective bidders,

This is a 1950 Chrysler Royal with only 32141 miles; I purchased it  from an adorable little old lady who had it parked in her garage since her husband died in 1968.  He was the original and only owner. He really must have loved this car because he took very good care of it. I love this car also and when I started working on it I intended to keep it forever, however I also have a 1965 Impala that has been languishing on jack stands now for a few years so I've decided to pass this beauty on for someone else to enjoy.  

I have been through this car with a fine toothed comb and except for the door moldings which are still good I have changed everything that has rubber in it. Everything works as it should in this car including the lighter, and it is ready to drive anywhere including cross country. The Fluidmatic shifts great and is a pleasure to drive.  The following is a list of things I have done to this car, I’m a mechanic not a body guy so the car still has the original paint, you can see in the pics under the car where the undercoating has fallen off that the paint is still shiny. She is unmolested and like a time capsule.

I adapted the rims for new heavy duty Hankook tubeless tires.  NOS fuel tank coated inside and out. New fuel sending unit and calibrated with gauge in dash. New fuel pump.   Entire new brake system including master cylinder.  Rebuilt distributor and vacuum advance.  Rebuilt starter.  Rebuilt generator.  New plugs and wires. Repacked front and rear bearings with new seals.  Rebuilt carburetor.   Repacked U Joints.  Removed cleaned and greased wiper motor and linkages.  Changed oil, dropped oil pan and cleaned residue from the old oil.  Changed transmission oil  not once but 2x. Changed rear end oil same 2x. All new coolant hoses. New exhaust. Dropped cleaned filter housing and installed drain plug.  

Spares with the car, 2 manuals one is new.  Oil pressure gauge hose.  2 headlights. New coil.  4 Hub caps. New hub puller for rear wheels. I have a color copy of the original title; I had to turn the original in for the registration. Original spare tire, tire tools and even unused green wood tire chock. I also have anything I took off the car including the old tires and brake cylinders if you should want them.   

This really is a great car and I hope it goes to someone who will appreciate it. You can feel safe to drive it anywhere and I have even had my 4yo daughter’s baby seat in it (I had to pull the rear seat to find suitable anchors for it).

Buyers this car is in fantastic shape for being 64 y/o , like I said, I'm not a body and paint guy so if any paint came off the car I touched it up with some primer to keep it protected. You can rest assured that there is only good clean 1950's metal on this car.  Please look closely at the pics and around the wheel wells, it all clean. If you would like additional pics, I can send them to you.

Buyer is responsible for shipping. If you have any questions call or text me at 347-204-6477 and I will get back to you.

Good luck and happy bidding.

Thanks for looking.

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