1991 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4dr 3.8l V6 Automatic 1-owner Low Miles on 2040-cars
Tremont, Pennsylvania, United States
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1991 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue 4 door luxury sedan with 3.8L V6 engine and automatic transmission, all electrical and air conditioning work great.. has leather seats(no rips), interior carpeting all clean with only headliner drooping down(see photos).. body straight, no dents with small areas of body rust and paint peeling(see photos), frame has no rust and well kept for its age. glass is all good (no cracks) all electrical works(see list below again and view available photos)... please ask questions before commiting to purchase, additional photos available upon requests.... car located in Pennsylvania zip code 17981 .. drive home or transport to your convenience... am 2nd owner
take a look at provided photos,ask questions for anything that may have been missed. see current specifications below and see the clean 'above average' carfax report! upside power adjustment reclining seats(driver and passenger) power windows power locks armrests with built-in slide out cup holders factory stereo AM/FM/CD player power antenna air conditioning cruise control tilt steering wheel 141000 original miles digital instrument cluster automatic transmission 3.8L V6 power engine large comfy seats large trunk space body straight tires good engine strong frame is rust-free downside sagging headliner areas of paint peeling(see photos) some body rust |
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