1953 Chrysler New Yorker on 2040-cars
Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
THIS 1953 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER IS IN GREAT CONDITION. PAINT IS ABOUT TEN YEARS OLD AND IS IN REALLY GOOD CONDITION. ALL CROME IS IN GREAT CONDITON, EXCEPTE FROM THE HEADLIGHTS DOWN LIKE SIDE MOLDINGS, BUMPERS AND GRILL. ALL INTERIOR IS LIKE NEW. GAUGES ALL WORK JUST PITTING AROUND CROME AROUND GAUGES. CAR RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT ALSO HAS POWER STEERING. DOCUMENTATION ALL THE WAY UP TO LATE 1980'S ORIGINALLY BOUGHT OUT OF LAS VEGAS WITH ORIGINAL PURCHASE ORDER. RESTORED TO THE ORIGINAL INCLUDING THE INSPECTION STAMPS. BELIEVE TO BE ORGINAL MOTOR WITH THE FLUID DRIVE TRANSMISSION. THINGS THAT NEED TO BE DONE TIRES ARE SHOWING AGE, FRONT WINDSHEILD, SIDE GLASS ON DRIVERS SIDE HAS A CRACK IN IT, CROMING NEED TO BE DONE ON WHAT I STATED ABOUVE. CLOCK NOR RADIO WORK. WILL TRY AN GET THE FRONT EMBLEM FOR THE HOOD AND PUT ON. THE GENTELMAN THAT I AM SELLING THIS FOR WANTS ME TO LIST THE CAR FOR HIM. MY NAME IS BOB AND YOU CAN REACH ME ANYTIME AT 970-210-4288. PLEASE I WILL NOT SHARE THE RESERSE PRICE BUT I WILL TELL YOU THAT IT IS LISTED TO SELL. VERY HARD TO FIND FOR THIS IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS YEAR.
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