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Driven 999 miles Automatic transmission Exterior color: Burgundy · Interior color: Tan Fuel type: Gasoline 1964 Chrysler 300 Poor condition

That is why my family moved South .

That is a parts car I wish I knew about 20 years ago when working on Nessie. Back then the windshield and dash pad may have been salvageable. Sad.

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Like here in Connecticut

1973 Chrysler New Yorker

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That car is NOT a ‘67, it is a ‘66. Normally “PP” is Plymouth Premium, and that would be a VIP model. The engine code “G” would be a 383 2 barrel. That tilt-tele steering is VERY rare too by the way. There are way more knowledgeable people on here that may correct me and ad their wisdom such as...

1961 Chrysler New Yorker

Nice car but no sorry, it doesn't look familiar.

yes it does it happened to me at a store in Florida . I had my '57 plymouth at the time and of the robber stolen that I would of said this to my manager and DM if any thing happens to my car and they do not catch that robber I am holding this company liable. He did not take it I know why because...

I started the new year off right and backed into something in the shop and mangled the piece shown in the pic. 2188389 is what the parts book shows. Shared with Chrysler wagons of the same vintage. Maybe it's serviced as part of an assembly. The ride will be to Seattle, WA.

Unique Old Car...Has 413 wedge engine and pushbutton automatic. Currently the car is not operational, the Engine is partially disassembled. I replaced the water pump but needs to be put back together (I do have the rest of the parts). However, it needs sparkplug wires, oil, gas, etc. ... See...

Any derby motor has been toasty. But those guys know the dark arts. It's probably not that overpriced for a derby car. If 1500 would take it your not wasting weekends building and are a contender for winning cash

SOLD: BumpersHeadlight doorsHood lettersI'm still parting out this rust free Arizona 1965 New Yorker 2drht. LOTS of good to excellent parts on the car still.Good chrome (very dirty in my pictures), excellent sheet metal, good glass, I'm keeping the 413 but the transmission is available, the fuel...

There are some law makers that will favor the criminals over the victims

no it stays locked in a garage

Looked them up. Thx, they don't have em but still it's a great resource. New to me.

This is actually Chrysler Green DE1619. Go figure. Looks like blue to me too.

That's a poly motor. Nice car, it wouldn't be too much work to correct what needs to be done. I restored a steering wheel in a 57 Plymouth that was about as bad as that. The price does not seem that bad for what it is.