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I read CH41T1C183832

Yes 440 was Standard on a New Yorker, but on Wagons the 440 was a option. Till 71 Wagons had 383 or 440 engines and in 72 the 400 replaced the 383

Will be soon for sale again

Yes would be interesting, what kind of “gray” GA4 or GA8 or EA9

Congrats What color was it originally ?

My guess is, it’s JY3

It’s the same seller. He bought it for around 10k Then sold it and got it back a few months as a trade in. Now for sale again

1972 Chrysler Town & Country - Facebook And CP46M2C271527 is for sale again

YM43T2C165695 GY4 V1Y V5Y PDY5 @ayilar

Congrats to the new car. Is it possible to get a full picture of this invoice ?

@ayilar it’s 1970 Chrysler New Yorker FP6 CH41T0C103898

Different year and plant but it’s earlier than 801 and the shown 731

It’s on the window sticker and invoice

Or after that ;-)

And it was a replacement for PM27F9D220088 To mention this VIN also for the records

Window sticker is from July 7th Invoice date is July 09th

1971 New Yorker - fb Up for sale is a 1971 Chrysler New Yorker hardtop sedan. Comes with a clean title . Kept in one family since new! Until last year , 3 owner car it is. "Fuselage Styling" yacht, it has the exact design shared with the Imperial. Big block 440 cubic inches ( originally 340...

It’s now 9k obo