azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
1963 chrysler newport for sale by owner - Chandler, AZ - craigslist Wow! Very nice clean car! Wonder what happened to the hood? Anyone here have a hood laying around?
NOT MINE 1963 Chrysler Newport
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Wow.... I really like that.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
My Dad bought a '63 Newport brand new at the end of 1962... So 63 years ago this month. I remember riding down with my Mom to pick it up as my Dad was working, so it was probably between Christmas and New Years because I was out of school.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
My Dad bought a '63 Newport brand new at the end of 1962... So 63 years ago this month. I remember riding down with my Mom to pick it up as my Dad was working, so it was probably between Christmas and New Years because I was out of school.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
As a matter of fact I do!Wow.... I really like that.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
This car is really tempting me because it's so clean. I guess I can't use the standard Stan @commando1 excuse because it's NOT too far and It's NOT too much money! 
carguy300
Senior Member
It is very clean but I hate to admit that 63-64 were my least favorite years.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I have to agree with you on that. If it was any other year before or after It'd be already sitting in my driveway. On the other hand I met my wife because she was driving a 64 Newport.
carguy300
Senior Member
Guesswin, not sure if that’s spelled right but most will know, had a 1963 300 pace car I looked at for a long time but could not get myself to buy it. He some really nice cars several tears back!
73Coupe
Senior Member
I don't see any evidence of an engine compartment fire.....
Strange occurance - I'm interested to find out what's up with the non-hood.
It sold in Sacramento then lived in Placerville, CA. Foothills of the Sierra - warm and dry climate.
Strange occurance - I'm interested to find out what's up with the non-hood.
It sold in Sacramento then lived in Placerville, CA. Foothills of the Sierra - warm and dry climate.
Cough cough... buy and flip.... cough cough....As a matter of fact I do!
They have grown on me. I didn't like them, but they are soooooo different than anything else.
aaron72
Member
That interior is in fantastic shape
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
To me the '63-'64 Chryslers were very odd. Post Exner, but they don't really reflect Engle's vision in '65 either. About the only thing I like is the dash layout with the round gauges. You can try to flip it, but I've seen these sit around Marketplace and Ebay for a long periods of time.
SIPLOWGUY
Well-Known Member
They were a bit unusual but are SO COOL! Hope it works out for you!
blue88
Active Member
My avatar.. has the matching hood... but it is still attached to my 63 Nyer.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
Apparently it's already sold. Just as well, I've got my hands full with my Imperial and customer work.
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