1961 Chrysler Newport Convt 8000 Origional Miles Not Restored Mint Documented on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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1961 Chrysler Newport,i have a matching pair of 2 owner cars,i bought them from the original owners in vancover british Colombia Canada in 2008,they purchased them brand new as a his and hers cars,they are identical except hers has power brakes,they had a mopar collection and I have a copy of a news paper story they had on the owners talking about their cars,they are the best 61s in the world and the only pair available,selling one now and the other after this one is sold or I may if some one wants the pair list the other one right away so you can purchase the other as a pair,the second one is not for sale until this one sells,so I am not marketing the second car at this point,just 13000 miles on his and 8000 miles on hers they are actual mile titles,finished in a light maroon with white interiors and white tops,the interiors are flawless and original,the trunks are flawless and original with instructions in place,fully carpeted and paneled,,the tops I believe are original and mint,equipped wire wheels with no signs of pitting or marks,all s/s is perfect as the same with all chrome with no pitting,they are both v8 motors with 3 speed push button automatic transmissions,both single exaust,all gauges and lights work perfect,all tail lights and signals work,horns work,both am radios work,all undercarriage are show quality, tires are radials here has wide whites his are narrow white walls,origional spare tires still in the trunk,both original owners manuals present,arrow straight bodys,I have found a couple of chips but unless I point them out you most likely would not see them,both cars drive perfect and shift perfect,im sure I left some thing out but ask and I will answer all questions,i have owned them in my own collection going on 6 years,the problem is I never use them,please don't waste my time by asking if I will take less,when was the last time you even saw one,thanks for looking,i have picture for up to 200 pictures,ebay will not allow me to put my webb site up so call for the link,i have owned this car for 6 years,and only put 100 miles on it,we are in phoenix az,we sell trade & buy classic and high dollar cars,in business 48 years,i own them personally,we also offer inspections by a certified appraiser,call 602-820-7395 or 800-610-7395
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