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I love these big ole Sea Bodies. Wish I had room for more. They ride and drive so nice. Paid $1500.00 for mine.

A couple more. Man, can't get some of them to load with the skirts mounted on the car.

Been mostly in storage for over 13+ years. I drive it every year, but just not enough. 440 4 BBL. Power windows, power disc brakes, power steering, A/C, heat works great. 44,000 original miles. All new parts recently, Carb, water pump, starter, alternator, plugs, wires, cap and rotor, front...

I like it. Minus the Dubs. More like a $2500.00 to me with the factory wheels. He can keep what wheels are on it.

Yep, I would be all over it if I didn't have to many vehicles already and no where else to keep them.

Man, these big ole yachts are always so tempting.

That is a cool car for the money. If only it were closer.

That is all of the pictures I have of it. No pictures of the nitrous. Everything is all hidden anyway. Solenoids are mounted out of sight and all off the steel braided lines are hidden within rubber hoses.

Man, what a nice wagon. Sale price was reasonable. I have parted two of these out over the years for the drive trains. Both were the same color. One with the woodgrain also and one without.

Here is my 74 with a 440 and a small dose of nitrous.

Yes, it's been on two of my 440 Newports or NewYorker's. Never hurt either one of them. This kit has also been on several of my buddies cars, including several of the 5.0 Mustang's I used to beat. In fact this kit has been on 3 different Mustangs over the years. never hurt any of those engines...

Okay, Commando1. I did forget to mention that I did have a NOS Cheater 250 shot on the Yorker.

Love this car. I have had 4-5 or 5 of these big ole New Yorkers or Newports over the years. They ride & drive awesome. Like floating on air & fast as hell too with a 440. I used to like toasting Mustangs & Camaro's in them. Unfortunately, they all were parted out for the drivetrain's after I was...