1990 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue Sedan 4-door 3.3l on 2040-cars
Huntington Woods, Michigan, United States
You're looking at a 1990 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue, in great condition for its age. The car has 133,612 miles at the time of this posting and had the transmission replaced at 75,000 miles. Included in the asking price are four infiniti speakers; the radio is not included. You'll see that the interior on this gorgeous New Yorker Fifth Avenue is impeccable. Just take a look at the backseats.
This Michigan car has developed some rust during the years and there are a few dents, but the paint job still glistens like new with a good car wash. The coolant tank leaks, but I have never, not once, had a problem with the car overheating. I believe the problem is isolated to just the tank, not any of the lines. The A/C no longer works and the passenger side rear window no longer goes up and down, but the valve covers, CV shafts, water pump and gas pump have all been replaced on this car. The engine fan must be operated manually, with a switch that has been installed adjacent to the steering wheel. Please see the included picture. Also, the tires on this car were just replaced in November. Throughout the winter, it was only driven on the weekend, so these tires are pretty much brand new. Much like the Chryslers of the famed "Imported from Detroit" advertisements, this New Yorker Fifth Avenue is from a time when Chrysler was fighting to compete with the high-end, and more expensive, luxury cruisers from Cadillac and Lincoln. For just 1500 bucks, be proud to park this beautiful car in your driveway. Feel free to contact me at 248-770-0160 to arrange for a viewing of the vehicle or email through Ebay with any questions. I look forward to hearing from you. If interested, give me an offer. I am willing to ship the vehicle at owner's expense. |
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