Chrysler Newport 1966 4 Door Nevada Car on 2040-cars
McGill, Nevada, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:383
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Interior Color: Clear
Make: Chrysler
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Newport
Trim: has all
Drive Type: passange car
Mileage: 10,011
Warranty: as is
Exterior Color: copper
im selling this for my son, were starting it out what he paid a shop for repairs like a rebuilt tranmission carb rebuilt and a gas tank repair but the tramission leaks around pan i think, it has a 383 in it but the surpizeing thing it the motor is very stong and speedo say 10011 story goes one kid got the car from a old lady that died and sold it to my son. car been sitting around this area for years .i drove the car once was a alot of snap to the engine and rebuilt trans shifts smooth all except the leaking part well need good tire on it and some one that know mopar to fix to spendy in shops and im to old to start another project back to quarters look like had some rust that some did a half ass repair on but should be a easy fix . and batty is junk. this car all there and looks un touched .were in the north easten part of nevada close to idaho and utah 4 hours from vegas and 5 from reno. well give you time to pick up
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