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1947 Chrysler New Yorker 1946, 1948 Chrysler/dodge Super Solid ! Run & Drive on 2040-cars

Year:1947 Mileage:89740
Location:

Fenton, Missouri, United States

Fenton, Missouri, United States
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Here I have for your consideration :

1947 Chrysler New Yorker

It is equipped with the original straight eight and fluid drive.

It fires right up.... runs and drives , but needs a little more brake work to be 100% safe.

It has had recent master cylinder and line work, but has only been gravity bled.

The motor uses and leaks a little oil

The car is mostly complete (as pictured) and very solid with only a few rust out spots

I have the stainless trim that mounts under the RR quarter window. I do not have the hardware to install it though.

It is a great driver project ! restore to your liking.

It has a rust out spot on the RH. inner rocker near the B post (pictured) A few bubbles on the trunk skin and at the bottom of a few spots low on the car exterior.

24 pictures is not enough to show all of its condition. I encourage you to come in person or have me send you more pictures to help with your decision in bidding/buying.

Floors, trunk floor, hood and bottoms of all doors are in great condition ! All paint bubbles are cosmetic on exterior. Nothing structural.

Trunk , doors and hood open and close almost like new !

This car is very straight ! It has had one paint job to change color many years ago. I do not see signs of prior damage or any bondo. I think a previous owner simply did not like the original green.

The tires are almost new

There are cracked windows and haze on most if not all windows. I would not consider any of the glass to be good quality.

Restoration was never on my mind. It is a fun car just as-is ! If you want to put thousands into it, that's great. It would make a beautiful show car !

I will revise/add to my listing as I think of important information to give you.

Please ask questions and make comments prior to bidding or making offers of BIN. Call, text or email 1-314-757-3489.....James

I am offering a few other projects, so please view my other listings.

All cost of shipping/pick up/delivery is of the winning bidders/buyers expense. I offer delivery up to 300 miles at an extra cost. I will help load on you or your shippers trailer for free. I am located 20 miles Southwest of St. Louis Missouri @ 63026. Please figure the cost of shipping before bidding/buying

A small deposit of $200.00 USD is required within 24 hours of auction end. Balance to be paid in full (cleared payment) within 7 days of auction end. I am willing to work with you on storage of the vehicle as long as the car is paid for.

Because the car runs and drives : I will require the title and as-is bill of sale signed and dated upon full payment. It will be up to you to fill in address and sale price

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