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Looking for a nice straight driver quality (or better) rear bumper. I’m located in New Mexico. Happy to pay shipping from anywhere. Thank you. m

Hi All, I'm looking for a straight, clean and presentable ("driver quality") rear bumper for a 1972 Chrysler New Yorker. If you have one available, please send some photos. Thanks for your help. It is hopefully the last part I will need!

All the prices are the same within a few bucks. Keener eye.....not the problem.... moslty severe erosion followed by the dreaded bullseye. I grew up driving back east but out here you win the winshield lottery on a regular basis.

Thanks. Looking forward to the answer...

Thanks. The car is great. Runs like a top. But Jeez, every other mopar I own the windshield glass is cheap. This thing is ridiculous. I'm hoping soemone has the dimesnsions on the glass comparing a hardtop and a sedan.... or a source for inexpensive glass.

The big bronze pig 72 Ny'er 4 dr sedan in bronze

No idea. I was hoping soemone on this site could tell me. I was think it might be possible to mod the hardtop glass (tinted filler panel etc). That or Im going to vacuum mold a polycarbonate (Lexan) one.

Lots of hi-speed miles. Loose surface on I40 in NM/AZ/OK. I broke 4 wingshields this year. At $150 a pop no big deal at $1000 a pop it is a big deal. I have hardtops... no problem but the sedan windshields are apparently rare and pricey. So yep I'll sell it and buy a 2dr.

In the USA. Sorry for the typo's.

Please enlighten me. The hardtop winshields run 150 to 250. I looked all over for a 69-73 sedan windshield and a new one wirh shipping is a grand.

Nothing really. Very minor pitting. What bothers me is that the hardtop winshields are 150 (glass price) 250 (installed) bucks and I can get them all day long. The 69-73 sedan winshield is nearly 1000 bucks and I break a windsheild every year! So I just go a great fuselage car that I'm now...

I just picked up a nice clean 4 dr sedan 85k mile 1972 NYer, rust free, etc, drove it home 700 miles without a hiccup. Great piece of american iron. I just went to price a new windshield (fresh glass always brightens these cars up) thinking that it was the same as the 2 and 4dr hardtop, but...