1966 Chrysler New Port 54000 Orig Miles Nice Cond. on 2040-cars
Titonka, Iowa, United States
Engine:383
Body Type:4 door
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Blue
Make: Chrysler
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Newport
Drive Type: rear wheel
Mileage: 54,700
Trim: newport
Exterior Color: Blue
I have for sale a 1966 Chrysler Newport with 54000.miles 383 engine runs great. car is really solid and only mild surface rust behind front tires. no rust holes . The interior is mint the paint has good color but several chips. car has never been in accident I am the second owner still has certicard under hood .went through carb ,plugs points,brakes runs and drives excellent. Car has brand new tires less than 200 miles on them rims are factory mopar ralley wheels in excellent shape.also have original rims and hubcaps to go with car. under hood and in trunk are excellent.no rust in trunk floor.all glass is good car was stored inside whole life.call 641-430-0254 for any questions usually not by computer to email so calling is best.
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