For Sale 1977 Chrysler New Yorker - $5500
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commando1
Old Man with a Hat
76/77 are the most desirable years.
Doesn't have the troublesome St. Regis roof.
Triple wite, low miles.
Has ATC but he says everything works.
$3,750 would be fair.
Doesn't have the troublesome St. Regis roof.
Triple wite, low miles.
Has ATC but he says everything works.
$3,750 would be fair.
That NY'er is nice!
patrick66
Old Man with a Hat
These look right with the Road Wheels or the Turbines my '78 has. I've never been a fan of the wheelcovers. Nice car, though!
Still for sale!
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
You inquired????
After all the searching I have done... $5000-$6000 seems to be the dialed in asking price... I think I'll wait for the after Christmas sales...
No.....the ad is still up.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Troublesome St. Regis roof? What the hell is that?
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
The St. Regis roof is the regular 2 dr. hdtp. with plastic plugs covering the rear windows.
The windows are still in their original track and the regulator is still there.
They simply deleted the crank or in one case that I saw, they simply unplugged the window motors.
They then used seals to press against the glass to try to keep the water out.
Then to really make it a PITA years down the road, they used a 1/2" padding.
If you can find a Formal with a std. vinyl roof, consider it a bonus.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Got it. So the Eighty Four Pa. car is a St. Regis trim level. Stan if Jeff can put the link up as I am computer illiterate, that would be the one I looked at.
Yes, the 84 car has a St. Regis roof, I have watched that one for a while now... please tell, how was she?
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5251652357.html
Dave, it pains me to put this up because I have harbored a secret dream of going for this one... but for you...
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Body is really solid for a Pa. car. Pass front fender is only bad spot, getting kind of nasty inside at wheel lip. Trunk pockets/quarter bottoms are nice inside and out, some scaly rust here and there mostly on brackets and the bottom of the stub frame. It apparently has spent most of its days in a dry garage and is in one now. The current owner seems honest and bought it from 2nd owners widow and son, ran it and took it to cruises for first year and has sat for 2nd year. Price is about right with room to go down a little. Its brown with brown int. so most keep moving. It will need tires and brake work at a minimum to make it reliable. In the spring I could definatly be a buyer but now it is a bad time money and storage.
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5251652357.html
Dave, it pains me to put this up because I have harbored a secret dream of going for this one... but for you...
Sorry I agree, it is not perfect by any means and it has been around for a while. Chrome is not too hot and lot of nicks and scratches.
Thanks, Mom and other family still there... thought about Thanksgiving, but I'm in no shape to drive that far right now. I'm not much of a tire kicker... when I reach out I will be ready to put a deal together.
Pete Kaczmarski
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If the description of the Coupe is accurate it is well worth it right now. The brown is O.K. but I love my color.
Sweet... but I'm hung up on leather, a factory sunroof could make me like the roof a lot more... you know I WOULD look good in that, very nice.
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