1964 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 Door Sedan V8, on 2040-cars
Port Huron, Michigan, United States
Chrysler produced 15,443 4-Door sedans in 1964. This car was assembled in Detroit and sold thru Redford sales and service in Detroit . It has Torsion Aire ride, Battery saving Alternator,Unibody Construction, 7-Soak Rustproofing, 32,000 Chassis Lube, Aluminized Mufflers, Self Adjusting Brakes, Safety rim wheels all at no extra cost as delivered. I have the original Retail Price Label and the Original Title and Registration. All service work records( Transmission, springs, Exhaust pipes, Radiator recore, Vintage tires,Brakes and Radiator. I have records of work from a total of four owners in the last 50 years.
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