1951 Chrysler New Yorker Base 5.4l on 2040-cars
Clovis, California, United States
Restored to show quality. Runs and Drives excellent, including the original Hemi-head engine fully rebuilt. I performed or personally supervised all aspects of this 2 year long, ground up restoration of this incredible car. Hundreds of hours were spent on the restoration. The rebuilt engine was finished in immaculate detail, included the amazing lettering on the hemi valve covers. Nearly all chrome is new and all engine accessory parts are powder coated, professionally refinished steering wheel. Innumerable mechanical parts and components were repaired or replaced including carburator, engine, transmission, radiator, gas tank and float, power brake booster, generator and voltage regulator, water and fuel pumps, all six wheel cylinders etc. All of the interior is 100 percent new, with era correct fabric design, headliner to carpet, and sun visors to the package shelf. I have been contacted to just sell the rebuilt original engine but I've been determined to keep the car intact.
This rust free New Yorker had been stored in a California garage for 25 years. The original 6V system starts on a dime and the car drives like a dream. I restored it to this high level because I had planned on keeping the car and passing it on to my kids. But unfortunately my circumstances have changed and I need to let it go. |
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