1950 Chrysler New Yorker Special Club Coupe- Very Rare! Super Nice! on 2040-cars
Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States
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1950 Chrysler New
Yorker Special Club Coupe
This is a rare New Yorker is in pristine condition! This vehicle has had a recent frame up restoration with new
paint, under hood detail and great chrome! The pictures do not do justice to
this beautiful and elegant two door coupe. This car really makes a statement! ·
Vin 7412042 ·
91,xxx original miles · Original straight 8 ·
Semi-automatic transmission ·
Windsor Trim ·
Around 3,000 of these short top coupes were
produced in 1950! Also included are some original books, some
small parts and Original shop manuals. Please feel free to contact Wendell @ (864)
580-1597 with any questions about this beautiful New Yorker! Please
ask questions before bidding and do not bid unless you intend to purchase. No shipping included. Vehicle is sold
AS-IS with no guarantee or warranty. I have represented the vehicle to the best
of my knowledge. Again, please ask questions before bidding.
Deposit of $500 due within 24 hours of
auction ending. Full payment required within 7 days unless other arrangements
are agreed upon with seller and buyer. Vehicle is to be picked up within 14
days unless other arrangement is made. Happy
bidding! Thank
you for taking to the time to look at this beautiful New Yorker! |
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