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Sorry i haven't been on in awhile, things have been crazy here. To answer a few questions, it's within an hour's drive of where i live. As to getting it out, i wouldn't recommend a simple chain-haul, but the property owner is a farmer with tractors and equipment where we could lift and pull. The...

i think you're right, looking at the grille and lack of side trim. As i said, i found this thing in the woods, and do not know it's history. Given the 413, i think i assumed New Yorker, but given the facts, and your helpful pictures (plus the floor-shift 3-spd) Newport is much more likely...

41. Paint code X1V, pearl white.

Can you expand on this statement? i have it as a New Yorker, first year without the fins. The fender tag is nearly unreadable on camera... too many friggin' pine needles... but it's a 413 Golden Lion. As a matter of fact, i'm going to scarf this engine and trans, my '72 Polara is very likely in...

The car can be bought for $600

i suppose it's just POSSIBLE this car could be dug out without this effect...

Um.. my first instinct is to say a tobasco enema is better than that. But in reality... well, it's only marginally better... But at least it's complete.

i'm sorry it took so long, but i've finally got pics. The '62, a couple other C-bodies, there are also B-bodies on this property. i'm going to start another thread, here and on the B-body forum, and get the pics posted once i sort through them. Hopefully by 7 or 8PM tonight. Also found a '70...

It will take a lot. i'm not gonna kid anyone. i will go this week and get some pics... stay tuned

i have located a 1962 New Yorker, but oh my GOODNESS it's rough. It's complete, a one-owner car, 413 Golden Lion with a factory floor 3-spd manual (!) but once i saw it i had to go away and cry for a minute. If anyone has some resources, it needs floor pans and considerable work involving the...