1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe With Original Hemi Engine on 2040-cars
Weed, California, United States
Hello, I just droped the price to sell this car today. this car will be parted out after this auction ends if no one buys it now. The Engine is worth what I am asking for the whole car. I have this 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe, This is a true Barn Find, found in Fort Jones California, it is complete as can be seen, it has a first series Hemi Engine in it that runs, When I brought it home, i bypassed the gas tank and added water and checked the oil, and fired the engine up, it ran like a sewing machine, but there was a leak coming from the weep hole on the bottom of the water pump, i then checked the motor out real good and found that the distributer's vacumn advance was not working as it should, so I took it out and removed the water pump, they will have to be repaired, All Guages work as they should, and has original radio, Etc. This car has only 44,154 original miles on it, it has been in a barn for many years, anyway this would make a great restoration project. I have paper work showing the original owner that died, and Very Old Registration on this vehicle, it has not been registured for along time, it comes with original 1956 Oregon Plates too. Ebay will only let you post so many pictures, so if you want a picture of something else please just ask, or call me at 1 530 938 4232 and ask for Alan.
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