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That's a whole lot of coinage. I sold my 70 300 conv. in April 2011 for $12,500. It was original paint, interior, etc. with 87,000 miles.

Can't believe it was a no sale. 4 yrs ago that car would've brought an easy $30K.

1955 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 door sedan. Total production: 33,342. 331 Hemi, 4 bbl, rated at 250 HP. Imperials have a completely different grill, bumper, hood, chassis, etc.

Looks like a 1955 New Yorker, not an Imperial. That would make it a 331 Hemi.

One just sold on ebay for $18.

How about some pictures of the bad side? And all the issues that will need work. Plus if the interior is good, let see some of them.

Where are you located so we can get an idea of shipping costs?

Have you ever owned a large barge?

I'm a B and C body guy. I have to believe guys that remove their big blocks for some A,B,E project just have no respect for our barges. No doubt they've ever driven one for any period of time to enjoy the ride and luxury they offer. I'm especially disappointed when the "donor car" is a 2 door...

Wow! There sure is a lot of ebay feeds on here!

I don't blame you. They're beautiful automobiles.

Looks like a good deal on a sweet ride. Wish it was closer.

I like survivors. You know exactly what you're getting without any hidden shoddy body work. Original interiors, especially leather that's held up as nice as this one, are awesome. My ebay experience says he should have started it at $5000 with whatever reserve he could live with. Get folks...

I like to throw a lot of info out there to make myself sound smart. Of course, I don't have any friends except in cyberland. If I get the chance I throw my arrogance out there for all to enjoy.

Lookin' good!

You bought a pair of headlight bezels and turn signals assemblies. I didn't realize you had more than one 62.

Hey POLARACO, I had this same question when I came on board. Although not technically C bodies, I considered any fullsize unibody built 1960 and later a C. I understand folks not wanting to rewrite the Chrysler books and make any pre '65s C's but these folks are welcoming so Welcome Aboard...

People have been rolling back odometers for longer than most of us have been alive. Unless I personally know the car I never give much thought to the mileage. Condition is what it's all about. You can tell so much by looking at the drivers area (seat, carpet, steering wheel, etc) and under the...

Agreed. Beautiful car!!! and it should be in the low 14's with that much MPH. Were there traction issues on launch?

Current market value on a 65 300 convertible in #4 condition is $3925. Plus and minus percentage points for options. Sitting that long I'd be concerned about the trans, brakes, fuel system, etc. Plus sorting out the windows could take some time and money! Very cool and good looking cars! The...