1949 Chrysler New Yorker Highlander Restorable on 2040-cars
Highlandville, Missouri, United States
Im told only 525 were made. 2 door coupe. Definetly restorable. Non running. All chrome is there, but most glass is broken. Original color appears to be Chrysler Blue. Tires are up, and loads easily. Straight Eight Spitfire motor, appears free. 3 speed on the column transmission. Not pictured, but also have all 4 original moon wheel covers, and both mirrors. Was found in a barn, has been stored since the 1970 s. Good clean title. Have an extra front visor, not pictured. Odometer shows 700 miles, I assume it has turned over.I am not a motorhead, so please email, or call with any questions, I will answer honestly, and to the best of my limited knowledge. Bill, home number 417 443 6684. Mobile number is 417 848 3989. Car can been seen and thoroughly inspected at 183 Highlandville Road, in Highlandville, Mo.Thank You.
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Wed, 02 Jul 2014Chrysler and Mitsubishi have had a close relationship since the early '70s. Back then, they partnered up to sell the Japanese brand's models under American names as captive imports in the US. Vehicles like the Dodge Colt, Eagle Summit, and eventually the 3000GT/Stealth twins and lots of other cars and trucks became the fruits of that alliance. In fact, the two companies still maintain a good rapport, as evidenced by reports of a new deal to sell the Mitsubishi Attrage, also known the Mirage G4, in Mexico starting in November.
The Attrage is a small, four-door sedan that borrows many of the mechanical bits from the Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback. According to Automotive News, the deal allows Chrysler to sell the model in Mexico for the next five years. The deal could be a win-win for both companies. Mitsubishi gets to use more capacity at its Laem Chabang, Thailand factory where the car is made, and Chrysler gets a new vehicle for a growing market with almost zero development costs. At this time, there's no indication of the new model's name in Mexico, though.
There's also still a chance the Attrage might make it to the US market as well. The automaker showed off the sedan as the Mirage G4 at the 2014 Montreal Motor Show ahead of promised sales in small-car-friendly Canada. The Mirage hatchback was introduced to the US in a similar way, debuting in Canada first and then crossing the border. While reviews for the Mirage have been pretty atrocious, it would still be interesting to see Mitsubishi further expanding its lineup in North America.
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Consider another important figure: Bloomberg says that more than 90 percent of GM dealerships are profitable, compared to about half of them in 2008 and 2009. At the start of 2013, GM had 4,355 US dealerships and Chrysler had about 2,600. Compare that with just a few years ago, when GM had 6,246 dealers in 2008, while Chrysler had 3,200 in 2009.
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