For Sale 1965 New Yorker 2dr HT

[Joe Sportone]

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/4944830553.html

Looks like a really nice car for a good price. What am I missing?

I Have A Rare 1965 Chrysler New Yorker 2 Door Hardtop, Under 10K Made, Have Original Paperwork where it Was Purchased in 1965 in Fort Worth, Runs and Drives, Has New Brake Booster
And Master Cylinder, Rebuilt Carburetor, New Electric Fuel Pump, Tune Up Done, Gas Tank Was Removed and Resealed, Interior is all complete, Electric working power seats, A/C equipped but will need Compressor which has locked up. Must See and Drive to Appreciate, Any Questions "text" show contact info Thanks.

 

[commando1]

Matt's gonna want to buy it.

 

[Joe Sportone]

I want to buy it.... Not my time yet.... I wish the seller posted some under the hood photos. Wonder what size engine?

 

[twostick]

I want to buy it.... Not my time yet.... I wish the seller posted some under the hood photos. Wonder what size engine?

If it's unmolested it will have a 413. Standard engine for a New Yorker.

If the car looks as good in person, with a little negotiation it could be considered "well bought".

Kevin

 

[Joe Sportone]

If it's unmolested it will have a 413. Standard engine for a New Yorker.

If the car looks as good in person, with a little negotiation it could be considered "well bought".

Kevin

thanks, Kevin. I new some of these C-bodies had standard equipped engines. Did the Newports come standard with a 440?

 

[twostick]

Newport would have had either a 361 or 383 as standard depending on the year. 440 would be standard in a New Yorker or an Imperial from 66 on.

Kevin

 

[Joe Sportone]

Newport would have had either a 361 or 383 as standard depending on the year. 440 would be standard in a New Yorker or an Imperial from 66 on.

Kevin

Thanks, Kevin. Awesome info. Makes sense since. Thats one if the reasons why I'm on here.