NOT MINE '73 New Yorker FLA
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Rustyrodknocker
Senior Member
Can someone get the body tag on this one? It looks very interesting.
Northern Australia
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$6102 would have been a lot back in 1973...
I asked.
In the meantime, here are some click and drag pictures that will disappear over short order.
Timed provenance.....
In the meantime, here are some click and drag pictures that will disappear over short order.
Timed provenance.....
I have a 1973 Chrysler with a 440 drive train. This car has been sitting here since the late 90s. We kept it for the drive train only because it was such a nice 40k mile car. This car was traded in at the Lincoln dealer on a new car and is a one owner car. It ran drove here and has sat untouched since. The car is rusted badly the title has been reassigned to a dealership that has long been closed so it is best to just consider it not a good title but would be sufficient to hand a scrapper when getting rid of the body. I make no guarantee this title being good to transfer. Car has lot of rust. Will negotiate. Need gone. Trying to clean up property.
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And there you have it. Nothing taken off of the car except the trim tag and inspection tag.
I collect these tags but try to make it a point to not get tags from cars that are still complete. Although, this one is partially part of the ground it appears.
The owner said he would look for a broadcast sheet. They purchased the car for the motor. Obviously, years and years ago.
I collect these tags but try to make it a point to not get tags from cars that are still complete. Although, this one is partially part of the ground it appears.
The owner said he would look for a broadcast sheet. They purchased the car for the motor. Obviously, years and years ago.
Scoopy G
Well-Known Member
I have to wonder if only men have the gene which makes them acquire automobiles they are convinced will be restored, and of course never are.
Here in Florida, leaving a car outside will rust out the roof and pillars, and then you have a pile of junk that will certainly never drive again. I guess these kinds of guys have big dreams, but little money to actually accomplish them.
Here in Florida, leaving a car outside will rust out the roof and pillars, and then you have a pile of junk that will certainly never drive again. I guess these kinds of guys have big dreams, but little money to actually accomplish them.
Rustyrodknocker
Senior Member
Sounds like this was a nice original car. It didn't need a restore. It was just left outside. In Florida.
Rustyrodknocker
Senior Member
@cuda hunter
Why do all the pictures you uploaded get x'd out?
Why do all the pictures you uploaded get x'd out?
File transfer inability
The link above begins to ask this question but I can't seem to get an answer.
Not that it matters if I get an answer or not but it is an issue in my opinion with the for only sites.
If I were to "save" each one of those pics and then post them here they would not be X'd out. Since I drug them over here for some reason they won't save for long. Some stay for months, most disappear in short order. These were really quick.
Wait, I can still see these pics. Are you unable to see the pics?
The second pic is "attached" so they should not disappear.
The second pic is "attached" so they should not disappear.
Rustyrodknocker
Senior Member
I still see these ones. Your comment of short lived, got me to thinking about any old threads I read you pics are always x'd. It definitely stands out.
You must be doing a type of drag and drop on a pc?
I do drag and drop.
I've asked what the alternative is with no advice from the overlords.
I did copy and paste some pics from one place to here so let's see if they hold.
They may and that takes care of my concerns and I will just do that so that pics don't disappear. I'll try here.
chrysler_fan
Active Member
That car is nothing other than junk to me. Probably hard to find parts that are not rusted beyond repairAnd there you have it. Nothing taken off of the car except the trim tag and inspection tag.
I collect these tags but try to make it a point to not get tags from cars that are still complete. Although, this one is partially part of the ground it appears.
The owner said he would look for a broadcast sheet. They purchased the car for the motor. Obviously, years and years ago.
Rustyrodknocker
Senior Member
Well if you work on these a bit you will be able to see a plethora of parts on that car.
First thing I see is that the windshield looks like it might be good. I'll pay $350 every day for one but I would pay $500 today. Has a 440 that might turn and the last 73 New Yorker had a factory steel crank. I just bought a steel crank 440 out of a 73 Imp for $500.
727 is worth 150. I don't see any hole in that front seat. I would give you $300 for it at minimum today. Grill and tail light assembly is money in the bank.
I would offer 1200-1500 for the whole car. I parted one probably not as good and got a ton of parts and still got yard credit for the remainder.
First thing I see is that the windshield looks like it might be good. I'll pay $350 every day for one but I would pay $500 today. Has a 440 that might turn and the last 73 New Yorker had a factory steel crank. I just bought a steel crank 440 out of a 73 Imp for $500.
727 is worth 150. I don't see any hole in that front seat. I would give you $300 for it at minimum today. Grill and tail light assembly is money in the bank.
I would offer 1200-1500 for the whole car. I parted one probably not as good and got a ton of parts and still got yard credit for the remainder.
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