1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe 5.4l on 2040-cars
Jamestown, Kentucky, United States
WE HAVE A 1954 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER WITH FACTORY AIR.IT HAS A 331,235 HORSE WITH 8.5TO1 COMPRESSION RATIO.A2 SPEED TWIST TORQUE TRANS.GOOD STAINLESS AND RECHROMED BUMPERS.THERE IS SOME RUST ON THE DRIVER SIDE ON THE EDGE OF THE FLOOR,SOME BUBBLES ON THE RIGHT REAR QUARTER PANEL ABOVE THE CHROME.A SPOT ON THE HOOD WERE THE CARB HAD BACK FIRED.BUT OTHER THAN THAT THE CAR RUNS AND DRIVES LIKE A NEW ONE.IT ALSO HAS NEW TIRES AND INTERIOR.THE PREVIOUS OWNER HAD BUILT THE ENGINE.IT WAS A TEXAS CAR1N 1976 AT ONE TIME BUT NOW IT IS IN FLORIDA.FOR MORE INFO YOU CAN CALL 1-270-566-0449 I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION EARLY DO TO ITS BEING SOLD LOCALLY.
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