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Original 1952 Chrysler New Yorker Hemi, 62 Year Old Unbelievable Time Capsule!! on 2040-cars
Year:1952
Mileage:73700
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Location:
Bowmansville, New York, United States
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Read, understand and agree to full description, photos and all terms before placing bid. Have all funds in order and be ready to complete the transaction as per the terms payment methods and deadlines if you are the winning bidder. Thank you Where to start, I would love to keep this amazing piece of automotive history but I simply no longer have the space and storage. This 1952 Chrysler New Yorker is a two owner car. I have the ORIGINAL 1952 Title and the original 1952 license plate which came with the car. This automobile has been garaged its entire life. It has never been out in the rain, or any kind of weather, It was stored inside a garage with a wooden floor its entire life. Dry and protected from the elements. The car is almost completely original and untouched, the way it came out of the showroom floor 62 years ago. Take a look at the photos they tell the car as it is. The 331 Chrysler Hemi runs absolutely amazing. Starts right up, runs whisper quiet. No smoke, no leaks. The fluid drive transmission operates flawlessly It of course has had a minimal going over to make it road safe. It has New Brakes and wheel cylinders all the way around as well as a new master cylinder. It has a brand new Water Pump, the starter and generator were gone over and freshened up and it has a newer NAPA battery Everything else is original, including the hoses and belts. Tires are old poly glass bias tires. I am shocked that they are not dry rotted but I would strongly suggest they be replaced with a vintage reproduction tire if the car is going to be driven any distance to shows or cruises. The interior is in one word INCREDIBLE! It is basically flawless, the way it looked in 1952 and completely original. I found one hairline crack in the passenger side front arm rest. Very small and almost not even visible but I mention what I see. How this was kept in this condition is amazing. The original carpets are like new, seats, door panels etc. The exterior paint is about the same way, it is smooth and has a nice lustre. Now it is 62 years old so it is not like the paints of today. It is the paint they used in 1952. There is no rust or rot on this car at all. The rear fenders have some very small blisters under the paint, I have seen this on other 50's mopars, if you pick them off, the metal is bare underneath, not rusty. Again, this is not something noticeable but mentionable. Personally I would not bother having them redone, as it would take away from the total originality of this vehicle. Paint wise, one other spot to mention is I noticed a small touch up spot above the right rear fender which would have had to have been done long long ago. Possibly even when it was new. The chrome on the car ranges from beautiful to presentable. Most of the die cast is very nice. The hood ornament and hood and trunk 'V" are beautiful. The fender spears have some pitting, as well as some very very small pitting on the door handles. The stainless work is perfect. The bumpers are as Mopar made them back then, a commercial non brilliant chrome. They do show aging but present themselves as they were produced in the proper authentic chroming that was done to Chrysler bumpers back then. Everything works on the car with possibly the clock, I am not sure if the former owner pulled the fuse as most did cause they were electric and ran the battery down over time. Radio works, as do all lights and heater although again, the hoses should be replaced to that, they are 62 years old. Take a good look at the photos, feel free to ask questions as I may have missed something important to you and PLEASE FOLLOW ALL TERMS AND PAYMENT DEADLINES IF BIDDING and PLEASE!! NO TIRE KICKERS! I want this car to go to a proper home where it can be preserved the way it is or improved. If you are not serious enough to commit to a car of this quality, please look elsewhere. Thank You! TERMS 0 FEEDBACK BIDDERS/NEW BIDDERS AND THOSE WITH NEGATIVES FOR NON PAYMENT MUST EMAIL THEIR FULL LEGAL CONTACT INFORMATION(NAME ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER) BEFORE PLACING A BID, FAILURE TO DO THIS WILL RESULT IN THE BID BEING CANCELLED. ALSO THIS IS AN AUCTION THIS IS NOT AN INVITATION TO BUY OR AN INVITATION TO COME LOOK. IF YOU ARE THE HIGH BIDDER YOU OWN THE CAR. NO REFUNDS RETURNS OR ADJUSTMENTS WILL BE GIVEN.SALE FINAL. KEEP IN MIND THIS IS A USED VEHICLE ALL USED VEHICLES HAVE WEAR. WE DID NOT MANUFACTURE THIS VEHICLE NOR HAVE WE DRIVEN IT SINCE NEW. IT IS IN OUR POSSESSION A SHORT WHILE AND WE DO OUR BEST TO INSPECT AND TEST BEFORE WE LIST BUT KEEP IN MIND THAT ALL VEHICLES ARE USED. THAT IS WHY THERE ARE PARTS STORES ON EVERY CORNER AND THEY STOCK MORE PARTSFOR THE NEW MODEL YEARS THAN THE OLDER ONES. EVERY ATTEMPT TO GIVE AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION HAS BEEN MADE. ASK SPECIFIC QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. IF YOU CANNOT AGREE TO THES TERMS AND THE FOLLOWING TERMS PLEASE CLOSE THE PAGE AND MOVE ON.High bidder to email contact information within 1 hour of auctions end to set up payment & pick up. Payment to be made in full by method of US POSTAL money order, Bank to Bank wire transfer or Cash in person 3 days of auctions end. Wire transfers and cash are instant and require no clearing time Money orders and Cashiers checks will require a 10 day clearing time before title can be sent.Vehicle must be pre paid before pickup. Upon payment, transfer documents will be overnighted to the buyer for signature. They must be sent back for finalization. We will then put everything together with the vehicle title and overnight it back to you. We charge a $195 documentation fee to cover transaction and postage and so we can offer a car as cheap as possible.THIS IS NOT NEGOTIABLE! Vehicle to be picked up within 10 days of auctions end(unless negotiated).If longer is needed I can place the vehicle in a storage unit at the buyers expense. Buyer is responsible for all transportation,tax and title as well as insurance fees. As a registered and licensed dealer, New York residents must include 8.75% sales tax and a $21.00 NYS inspection fee.We do not and cannot offer temporary tags. Proper registration and insurance MUST be obtained in home state before vehicle can be driven home NO EXCEPTIONS UNLESS TRANSPORTED! I cannot let anyone leave on the road by"just slapping a plate" on the car. It MUST be properly registered unless it is transported or sold to A dealer! I reserve the right to cancel bids from anyone with a history of poor performance ( bid retractions and/or nonpayment. I also reserve the right to end this auction . This is an as is auction , there is no warranty expressed or implied. Sale Final. Thanks for looking and good luck |
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