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My dream has always been to put a '67 New Yorker front clip and tail lights on a Newport convertible.

The "garden hose bandit" strikes again!

True, Kansas is rear plate only. This car is listed as being in Smithville which is in Missouri - a 2 plate state. Of course the seller's phone number has a Tennessee area code so who knows?

So two whole days after the auction to pay in full and arrange transport before the seller leaves for Europe for two weeks??? It looks like those rust holes had previously been covered with Bondo (which is now popping off). In my opinion, that entire area looks sculpted and now makes me...

At that price (even if it has rusty floors) I see this one getting flipped very quick. 57's are bringing triple that in similar condition.

looks like a heck of a good deal!

The problem with 300C's is that even though they are fairly rare, they are commonly for sale. If someone is specifically looking for a 300C, there are usually a couple available on the market to choose from. This one looks like a nice car but in my opinion, it's severely over priced. This...

I "know of" the person responsible for the restoration and "know of" another person that has ridden in it. Quality of work should meet or exceed what is represented in the photos above. I would buy it if I had the $$$.

Stunning car and beautifully restored. It's great to see such a rare car still retain a unique color instead of the typical "resale red". I feel the price is very fair in the current market.

Looks like a solid car. If everything the seller claims checks out, it would be a great deal.

Easy way to tell which Mopar engine you have - 1)Is it a big motor? = 440 2)Does it go really fast? = Hemi 3) Do you think the car could be worth a lot of money? = Hemi

^^ That is a very special air breather "nut" I first noticed how far the distributor is rotated Wonder what that spring goes to that's connected to the AC compressor?

That's a whole lot of resale red! It looks very nice at first glance but a serious buyer should check out some of the finer details before bidding.

Cool car and very rare too! Only 650 of the sedans and 750 of the limos made between 1946-1948.

Your scope is too broad for Forwardlook cars. This is an issue of supply and demand. Supply of this type vehicle is almost zero. The demand from someone wanting to do a full restoration is also almost zero. The shift variable is that this could also be a collection of parts which would have a...

I would almost always agree with what you said, especially with 60's or 70's C bodies. There are 2 problems with your theory on this car : 1) where do you suggest going to find a better condition 1957 New Yorker wagon to buy? 2) anything less than $7K doesn't cover the costs of parts here...

This seller posted on a Facebook group before he bought it on Saturday, now it's listed for sale on Sunday. He was worried if it was worth the seller's $2,000 asking price but then commented price was negotiable and he was getting it cheaper. It took several people to convince him it was a '66...

That was a quick flip!

Those are answers for the 2 most common questions I've seen when selling a similar parts/project car online - "how many miles on it?" and "will it drive across country to get it home?" At least this seller has plenty of honest appearing photos and isn't expecting B-J prices.

I took a load of scrap last week and it was only 100/ton. At least this seller is offering it at a very cheap price. Someone should pick it up and drop a motor in it, or make some money parting it out.