1968 Chrysler New Yorker Base 7.2l on 2040-cars
Oak Hill, Florida, United States
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This car is listed for a friend of my boss who is in his 90's and is no longer to drive his car anymore. The gentleman bought the car new in 1968 so it is a one owner. The car has never been modified and everything is in original condition. I drove it just before listing this and it "floats" down the road. The engine runs very smooth and the transmission shifts flawlessly. I'm not used to driving such a big car and it was a pleasure to test drive it. I see why young kids used to take these things to inspiration point the seats are like beds. I really can't say much more about the item other than the car is basically untouched and is very nice for its age and has been kept under a carport all of its life. I didn't see any oil leaks on the undercarriage while I was underneath the car but did see it had a newer exhaust installed not long ago.
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