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That's a good price for such a nice car. I would have been happy to pay that and drive it around. Now let's hope it takes at least another 20 years before it's back on the market.

I would like to see the fendertag and buildsheet on this one 1967 Chrysler new yorker | eBay Seems to be taken wel care off, must be hard to sell it after owning it 20 years. Description " For Sale: 1967 Chrysler New Yorker options: Power Steering, Power Brakes, Air Conditioning, Auto...

very nice, isn't this what you're looking for yourself?

There's a pampered and well cared for 68 NY HT sedan in Canada.

if you are looking for a classy ride a 65 NY 6 window town sedan is also a nice option

Just saw you're post now, I see you work at Stuurman. Well I live in Herkenbosch and if i'm not mistaking I see your 69 Dodge each morning on your way to work. I used to own a 68 NY coupe and some other slabs (67 300, 68 300, 68 T&C) and now own a 65 NY coupe. Beter laat dan nooit....Welkom!

a 68 Newport HT but seems pretty loaded

FB marketplace has a couple of nice cars, I don't like FB it but has more C-body car ads these days than CL 68 coupe 67 coupe 68 NY hardtop 68 NY hardtop

The buyer is a member here (bought it about a year ago) Nice car. Introduction of Jack Barry

Yes the D10, those are the ones I had on my 67 300 with BUDD disc brakes, Imperial should be the same

I haven't been watching nascar as long as you guys (for about 6 years now, it simply wasn't available to watch in the Netherlands before) but I think the current season is fun to watch compared to the past years. Since nascar introduced stage racing it really stirred up the whole tactical...

This is difficult and heartbreaking......my condolences, stay strong. Alex

Please share how you got this far!

Thanks! Exactly the same as my 65 with tilt steering.

First of this is about a 65 NY with tilt steering. I replaced the rag joint with the newer type for a Land rover (see topic Steering coupler needed ) Because the new biscuit was thicker i had to adjust the length of the lower shaft (the one with the yoke) I fffd up and didn't drill straight...

Sorry for your loss Bill. Those 17 years will never be forgotten!