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It's hard to tell from those pictures, but anytime I see that red it's usually applied way to thick.

The name is not familiar. I can't say how it was back in the 60's but you can go to any dealer you want for the employee purchase, (though some choose not to honor the program). As far as an executive lease, those cars were generally loaded up. The lease rate was based on the price so the...

The add has up for 44 weeks. Either he did a really good parking job between those trees or it's been in the dirt for a long time.

Nice car. Could have done a neater job running those plug wires though.

Code for export to Russia.

Too many projects I guess. It might be pretty when the flowers bloom in the spring. 1960 Chrysler Convertible Parts

Too bad this sat in the dirt like that. May or may not be a GT. Header on one side only? Facebook

Same guy has this for sale too, 73 New Yorker, $4500. 1974 Chrysler New Yorker

If it is a conversion it's well done. I'd say the console in a wagon would be rarer than the 4 speed.

Can't go wrong there.

I thought this might be of interest to those within driving distance of Rockford, (not sure if the seller is a member). Facebook

Just off the cuff here but I would think it would bolt up but you might run into trouble with clearances for radio, glove box and the length of the cables. I know that the 67-68, (though you wouldn't think so), were different in cables. The 67 used three, the 68 had two and the control was...

The price dropped $1,000. Looks like a nice survivor big block, no A/C and manual brakes. 1968 Plymouth fury · VIP

That is too bad. I hope it wasn't a hack & cut to pull the engine and saved all the parts.

Beautiful car but jeez, $60k? For that I'd have liked to see the fender tag decoded, looks like it has an off road suspension.