For Sale 1972 Chrysler Newport 440 Police Pursuit Option - $7500 (Kansas City)

[canuck62]

NOT MINE
1972 Chrysler Newport 440 Police Pursuit Option - $7500 (Kansas City)
1972 Chrysler Newport 440 Police Pursuit Option

Asking Price Just Drastically REDUCED From $9,000 for a quick sale!
A well kept example never in police or highway patrol service! One family owned past 35 years only 96,000 miles!
Automatic P.S. P.B. AC a very roomy & and comfy. A very "low profile" car until you step on the throttle!
Only $7,500 OR NEAREST OFFER!
Call for questions & details

 

[MarPar]

A well kept example never in police or highway patrol service!

 

[Wildbunch02]

Very nice, love the colors

 

[72Fury]

Civilian shocks, civilian tires, 440 cubic inch...but no cop car options. Nice car, but sadly not what it's claimed to be. VIN number CL41T2c257723.

 

[Samplingman]

Forget the police claim. 440 Newport??

 

[Deleted member 220]

Id check that motor i bet its a 400 with a 440 air cleaner

 

[polara71]

Id check that motor i bet its a 400 with a 440 air cleaner

VIN says its a 440

 

[Deleted member 220]

VIN says its a 440

Didnt see the vin

 

[amazinblue82]

Civilian shocks, civilian tires, 440 cubic inch...but no cop car options. Nice car, but sadly not what it's claimed to be. VIN number CL41T2c257723.

my heart was racing tho ...i will buy a real "Chrysler" branded fusie squad virtually sight unseen... if i can beat commando1 to it

this one"s still a nce sled in any event.

 

[polara71]

my heart was racing tho ...i will buy a real "Chrysler" branded fusie squad virtually sight unseen... if i can beat commando1 to it

this one"s still a nce sled in any event.

I agree, worth a phone call to inquire about the claim.

 

[CBODY67]

Picture of a CERTIFIED speedometer would be ONE way to verify it, other than the data plate.

MIGHT have been a small-town "pursuit" vehicle that was purchased with regular options which approximated the "pursuit" equipment that "the chief" would drive? Without any attempt to scab-into a State Bid lot for law enforcement vehicles? Might a "real" optioned law enforcement vehicle have had a few additional wiring harnesses (and L-N alternator) to support any add-on police equipment?

Otherwise, a nice car with some desired options. Ordered in a two-tone paint color approximating a real law enforcement vehicle of the area?

Were the rear bumper guards the same as the '73 items? An option that looks kind of out of place on a '72, to me.

CBODY67

 

[commando1]

if i can beat commando1 to it

Not to worry. It will have to be a Formal to get me to do something irrational.

 

[Samplingman]

Interesting.