For Sale 66 New Yorker Rome, NY

[Big_John]

No engine/trans.
If someone is very serious, I might be able to look at it.
Not mine etc.

1966 chrysler new yorker barn find no motor or transmission

stored in a garage since 1991 is this 1966 chrysler new yorker has no motor or transmission otherwise is complete and besides a a small spot over the rear wheel well and some rust holes on the floor of the trunk the car is solid and in unbelievable condition. the pictures I am posing are of the car not cleaned since 1991 just taken out of the garage. I will take some pics of the interior after I clean the layers of dust out. from what I see so for it is in great shape .has the exhaust and driveshaft with it. also has the air cleaner. was a 440 car. I will post many more pics later on today. car is original and unmolested . $1500 I have an open transferable registration for it .looks as if you can put a motor and tranny in and go

 

[ambassador]

Somebody saved this car years ago.. after motor and tranny pulled for an E or a B body... Now chances are almost zero percent that someone will do it again !!!

 

[fury fan]

Stored since 91 - not gonna just put engine/trans in that thing and go. Add about $3000 worth of other updating.
And as far as 'unmolested' goes, the term is no longer applicable after it becomes an engine donor...

 

[Jakenks]

It could make a nice driver....

 

[Jakenks]

For Sale - 1966 chrysler new yorker barn find no motor or trans - $1500 (1418 E Dominick st rome ny)

 

[Big_John]

1966 chrysler new yorker barn find no motor or transmission

More pics on the new ad.

 

[detmatt]

Interior looks pretty nice!

 

[Big_John]

This pic of the trunk floor isn't good. The ends of the frame rails are rusted away. This would be a fantastic parts car. Looks like electric passenger seat.

Old Bondo repair.

 

[fury fan]

I wouldn't write that off as a parts car, framerail rust like that doesn't have to be councours repaired as if it were being restored like a musclecar. (unless it's everywhere, of course)

 

[Big_John]

I wouldn't write that off as a parts car, framerail rust like that doesn't have to be councours repaired as if it were being restored like a musclecar. (unless it's everywhere, of course)

Or did you call it a parts car because no PVent, Matt?

I agree that anything can be fixed, but it's an upstate New York car and when you see some rust, there's always more. That rust in the rear shackle area is a little scary...

 

[detmatt]

The lack of power vents wouldn't keep me from trying to squeeze some more miles out of this car if it were mine.