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1962 Chrysler 300 Convertible on 2040-cars

Year:1962 Mileage:99999 Color:
Location:

Greenvale, New York, United States

Greenvale, New York, United States
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I had to relist this auction because I was not able to add the info needed to the first one.
When I brought the car to my house as described below the truck was locked and there was no key. While fielding questions about parts I realized there is too much missing from the car and I remember seeing all that stuff at some point. Anyway, I got into the truck and found all of the missing parts. So I canceled the first auction and started this one. This way everyone has all of the information from the start. Thank you.

I have owned this car since 1980.
I used to drive it all the time but over the past ten years it has been sitting in my driveway.
I changed the top but my cat and the weather were able to tear it up.
The car was always stored with a high quality cover. I changed the cover about five times over the years. The car was last stored at my office for about six years. I just sold that building and so you can see in some of the photos the car was towed to my house.
I just now wrapped it in the blue non breathable tarp knowing it would only be here for a week or two. My village is very picky about unregistered cars in the driveway, which is why I covered it.
The car is all original. The dashboard with the dome panel. The push button transmission gears. All of the chrome. Most of the missing interior parts in the photos are packed nicely in the trunk.
The car has little to no surface rust.
I haven't started the engine in a few years.
This car needs a full restoration. I have a clean TRANSFERABLE REGISTRATION, which in NY for 1970 and older is the same thing as a title.
It is a great project car for anyone who has the time and the effort.
The car is located on Long Island in NY. Anyone is welcome to see the car before or after winning the auction.
Once payment is made the sale will be final.
Buyer is responsible for all transpiration of the vehicle.
The car must be removed within ten days of sale.

About the car itself.
The engine is a big block. I am not sure of the engine size exactly.
There is one carb and everything is original.
At some point I was going to restore the car and so I took apart the interior. It is all sitting in the trunk.
All the door panels and little reading lights and power window switches are all there.
There exterior 300 emblems are in great condition.
The top is ripped up but the mechanics of the top work fine.
You can see the truck photos show no rust or bond.
Even though the car sat it held up very well. This was a running and driving car with working everything when I last used it. But that was a while ago. So the only thing wrong with the car would be time and lack of use.

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