1991 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue Luxury Sedan 3.8l V6 Auto Leather & Power on 2040-cars
Tremont, Pennsylvania, United States
no reserve auction for a classic '91 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4 door luxury sedan with the big 3.8L V6 engine and automatic transmission. car is in driveable condition for driving home or transport at your convenience, all power and air conditioning works great.. has leather burgundy tuck/roll button seats(no tears), interior and
carpeting all clean burgundy red with only the headliner drooping down(see photos).. body is straight no dents with some areas of minor rust and paint peeling but frame and chassis have no rust, well kept for age. glass good (no cracks) all electrical works... radiator and block recently flushed & filled along with new oil change service. recently moved from storage after a year, in order to clear space for new, otherwise car is safe, road worthy and good to go driving, with all good treaded tires and spare included...
please ask questions, additional photos are available on
request.... car is located within Pennsylvania, zip code 17981 and
am willing to help winning bidder for coordinating their choice carrier
transport service ... or just come over and drive it home ... 'delivery may be available if close, for additional costs'
the good power adjustment reclining seats(driver and passenger)-working power windows-working power locks-working armrests with built-in slide out cup holders-working factory stereo AM/FM/CD player-working power antenna-working air conditioning-working brrrrrr cruise control-working tilt steering wheel with(cruise controls)-working sunvisors lighted mirrors-working 141000 original miles-working digital instrument cluster-working flip cover headlights-working automatic transmission-working 3.8L V6 power engine-working large comfortable seats-working large trunk space plenty of leg room driverside airbag no reserve auction-working more good body straight tires good engine strong chassis/frame no rust comfy seats smooth ride the bad drooping headliner some speakers may need replaced the ugly minimal areas of paint faded/peeled minimal areas of rust take a look through all the photos provided showing this car, ask questions for anything we may have missed and bid to win, good luck & thanks! |
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