1954 Chrysler New Yorker on 2040-cars
Pineville, Missouri, United States
I am always available by mail at: kieshakllockery@antieuro.com .
About this Chrysler
Exterior Color: Yellow
Interior Color: Yellow
Warranty: No
Vehicle Type: Car
Condition: Used
Engine: 331ci Hemi
Transmission: Automatic
Mileage: 69,550
Title Status: Clear
VIN: 7267188
Vehicle Description
An unbelievable find! Here is a gorgeous, Survivor 1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport 2dr ht that is one of
nicest originals in the country. This car has been part of a private collection for many years and was a previous
AACA 1st prize winner in 1996. This beauty has been pampered it’s whole life and it shows with only 69K original
miles! The car even has its original 1953 license plate. It is totally rust-free and solid as a rock. The car
retains 100 Percent of its original Canary Yellow and black paint as well. She has a truly unmolested, original
interior that looks amazing right down to the carpet. Finished in the much desired color combo of Canary Yellow
with a black top and looks true to that Era! This car is a true survivor and its condition backs it up 100 Percent!
It's loaded with the following equipment:
· 331ci 4bbl Hemi V-8 "Numbers Matching"
· Automatic transmission
· Power Windows
· Power Steering and Power Brakes
· Original AM Radio (Works)
· Kelsey Hayes Wire Wheels
· White Wall Tires
· 100 Percent original paint
· 100 Percent Original Interior
· Original Spare Tire Jack and Tools
· The List goes on and on...........
This original 1954 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport has been meticulously cared for since day one. This car is an
absolute must see in person to believe how original it really is. The exterior paint is truly excellent for being
all original. It shines and shows beautifully for its age. She was special ordered and since day 1 this Chrysler
has always been well maintained not only cosmetically but mechanically. It has a totally original factory, yellow
leather and black cloth interior that looks amazing! The car is an absolute pleasure to drive period. Fire her up
and she's ready to cruise. Every piece of stainless and chrome trim is absolutely has a sparkling shine throughout
and is all original. All rubber seals inner and outer show very minimal signs of age. This car was kept inside and
treated as a true Collector Car should be! Inside the trunk is totally all original, with its original decals,
material, jack and original spare tire. This car is totally rust-free and straight as an arrow. Absolutely
everything works in the car except as mentioned below. This Chrysler again only has 69,000 Original miles.
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