1978 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham Hardtop 4-door 7.2l on 2040-cars
Pleasant Hill, Illinois, United States
1978 Chrysler New Yorker 440 - automatic. 34,000 original miles. Car is in great shape.
Good: Seats are in amazing shape Lean burn system was replaced with the Summit Racing elimination kit Brand New radiator, fan clutch, thermostat, water pump, valve cover gaskets power everything cruise works has an Optima Red top battery Just drove it last weekend comes with an extra transmission for this engine if you would like it Also comes with extra A/C lines and a compressor off another 78 New Yorker. These are not easy to find. Title in hand Bad: Drivers window plastic piece is stripped, so window doesn't roll down. There is a ground loose (I assume) somewhere, as the left blinker does not always blink (it sticks on , and makes a buzzing sound). Heat gauge in the dash went bad, so I am using an external gauge sitting in the floor AC does blow, but it is not cold. Headliner is coming down, currently held up with pins. Could use some new tires If you'd like more pictures get a hold of me on here or text. $3200 Pleasant Hill, IL text me at (six)18-(nine)67-431(five) Would prefer cash, but would take bank draft. |
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