Chrysler New Yorker (1960)
Sale price: US $5,500.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “restoration needing finished. Very in depth at this point” |
| Year: | 1960 | VIN : | 00000000000000000 |
| Mileage: | 27,800 | Interior Color: | tan/white |
| Make: | Chrysler | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Model: | New Yorker | Transmission: | Automatic |
| Engine: | 413 Golden Lion | Body Type: | Coupe |
| Drive Type: | RWD | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear | Exterior Color: | Black |
Transfer, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle description
Hello there you are looking at a very rare barn find. The car came from Connecticut to Albion PA were it spent many years until the guy I bought it from purchased it years ago. He had been detailing the front section and buying and rebuilding everything to make it run. The Motor alone today would cost 5 grand to get rebuilt. the carburetor was rebuilt by a chrysler retiree who did them for Chrysler. I have 800 in my GTX carb. The electronic ignition is there new. as the photos show most of the stuff he bought or rebuilt is in totes and tagged. The fenders he had around 1200 in, oh look at the radiator and support all redone. New inter fenders to.
The spare transmission was running the day before the guy took it out of the car. There was some sheet metal repair in the trunk, which they now make that pan. I noticed one small part on floor also repaired.
Were will you find one cheaper then a engine rebuild along with so much completed for a opening bid of 5500.
I restore late 60s B -Body"s not these fin cars, but it came across my and I had to buy it.
Just think about how much has been done and how little is left to be driving this car or putting it on a rotisserie.
PS: I might consider selling my rotisserie with the car but not with listed price of car. Myself this car deserves it and its the only way I would do it.
Special note buyer must provide 25% down prior to picking up the car. shipping cannot be arranged by me I do not know the business. shipping and removal of the car and all the parts need to be done within 2 weeks after sell.
500 Deposit after bought to ensure serious buyer.
Clear title in sellers name
Car is as is no warranty
NOTE: DO NOT MAKE DEPOSIT WITH OUT DISCUSSING WITH SELLER
Another note is the car is also being offered locally and may be sold at any time prior to auction ending. Also selling claims the right to cancel the auction and not sell the car.
Call me with any questions at 724-646-4023
The spare transmission was running the day before the guy took it out of the car. There was some sheet metal repair in the trunk, which they now make that pan. I noticed one small part on floor also repaired.
Were will you find one cheaper then a engine rebuild along with so much completed for a opening bid of 5500.
I restore late 60s B -Body"s not these fin cars, but it came across my and I had to buy it.
Just think about how much has been done and how little is left to be driving this car or putting it on a rotisserie.
PS: I might consider selling my rotisserie with the car but not with listed price of car. Myself this car deserves it and its the only way I would do it.
Special note buyer must provide 25% down prior to picking up the car. shipping cannot be arranged by me I do not know the business. shipping and removal of the car and all the parts need to be done within 2 weeks after sell.
500 Deposit after bought to ensure serious buyer.
Clear title in sellers name
Car is as is no warranty
NOTE: DO NOT MAKE DEPOSIT WITH OUT DISCUSSING WITH SELLER
Another note is the car is also being offered locally and may be sold at any time prior to auction ending. Also selling claims the right to cancel the auction and not sell the car.
Call me with any questions at 724-646-4023