Engine:Gasoline
Used
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Chrysler
Mileage: 9,999
Model: Town & Country
Trim: 2-door Convertible
Options: Leather Seats, Convertible
This Town and Country was owned by the same gentleman since 1973. It has been restored cosmetically with one original color paint job and some chrome plating. When we purchased it, it was in good condition but needed TLC. In the past year the work that has been done is as follows:
1. New brake system including master and wheel cylinders
2. Rebuilt carburetor
3. Rebuilt starter
4. Rebuild solenoid
5. Tune-up
6. Six coats of marine spar varnish - done as per original.
7. Complete new leather interior and carpet in trunk and passenger compartment.
8. Top frame restored as per original and painted.
9. New Haartz Twillfast II 100% Acrylic top.
The car will be in Hershey at the AACA Fall Meet.
Serious inquiries only can call 301-980-0492. Will NOT respond to Text messages.
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