NOT MINE 71 U Code NYB For Trade

[Samplingman]

NOT MINE! Ok, guessing it’s a U code, but it is fully loaded, and the engine is orange. Judging by the comments he doesn’t know what kind of car this is. Located in OK. At time of posting the ad is 21 hours old.

****looking to trade******
I rescued this car from being scraped because I think it’s a beautiful car and had potential. All the trim,skirts and interior are there. Seeing as how I saved it I don’t have a title for it. A title 42 is not hard to do. I was gonna build a rat rod out of it but it’s really not my speed. I would really like to trade it for a 1971-1976 caprice or impala 2 door, a 1963-1969 2 door impala or a 1978-1988 Monte Carlo, cutlass or regal. Honestly I have my eye on something else but I need a car he likes to trade. Can be in the same shape and same title situation. Let me k ow what you have and feel free to inbox me at any time. Thank you for looking and have a great day

 

[Samplingman]

I cannot get the link to work for some reason, sorry. It’s in the C Body Mopar Owners group.

 

[Moparbrad]

Don’t think New Yorkers had a U code option. Probably just a T code 350hp engine.

 

[ayilar]

Don’t think New Yorkers had a U code option. Probably just a T code 350hp engine.

@sixpkrt and @saforwardlook would beg to disagree: U-code NYers were available in 1971

 

[saforwardlook]

Yes, I own one with a sunroof as well.................folks that ordered them fully optioned often ordered the U code 440 too.

 

[sixpkrt]

Yep, they built a few of them...
My E86 New Yorker from Ecorse, MI

 

[Moparbrad]

Word. Of all the cars I’ve looked at or owned over the years, I’ve never seen a U code New Yorker. Learned something new I guess.

How about L code New Yorkers in 67-69? Was that a thing too?

 

[69CoronetRT]

How about L code New Yorkers in 67-69? Was that a thing too?

Yes.