azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
1963 chrysler newport for sale by owner - Chandler, AZ - craigslist Wow! Very nice clean car! Wonder what happened to the hood? Anyone here have a hood laying around?
NOT MINE 1963 Chrysler Newport
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Wow.... I really like that.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
My Dad bought a '63 Newport brand new at the end of 1962... So 63 years ago this month. I remember riding down with my Mom to pick it up as my Dad was working, so it was probably between Christmas and New Years because I was out of school.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
My Dad bought a '63 Newport brand new at the end of 1962... So 63 years ago this month. I remember riding down with my Mom to pick it up as my Dad was working, so it was probably between Christmas and New Years because I was out of school.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
As a matter of fact I do!Wow.... I really like that.
A hood shouldn't be that hard to find and I'll bet you know someone that could paint it to match.
This car is really tempting me because it's so clean. I guess I can't use the standard Stan @commando1 excuse because it's NOT too far and It's NOT too much money! 
carguy300
Senior Member
It is very clean but I hate to admit that 63-64 were my least favorite years.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
I have to agree with you on that. If it was any other year before or after It'd be already sitting in my driveway. On the other hand I met my wife because she was driving a 64 Newport.
carguy300
Senior Member
Guesswin, not sure if that’s spelled right but most will know, had a 1963 300 pace car I looked at for a long time but could not get myself to buy it. He some really nice cars several tears back!
73Coupe
Senior Member
I don't see any evidence of an engine compartment fire.....
Strange occurance - I'm interested to find out what's up with the non-hood.
It sold in Sacramento then lived in Placerville, CA. Foothills of the Sierra - warm and dry climate.
Strange occurance - I'm interested to find out what's up with the non-hood.
It sold in Sacramento then lived in Placerville, CA. Foothills of the Sierra - warm and dry climate.
Cough cough... buy and flip.... cough cough....As a matter of fact I do!
They have grown on me. I didn't like them, but they are soooooo different than anything else.
aaron72
Member
That interior is in fantastic shape
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
To me the '63-'64 Chryslers were very odd. Post Exner, but they don't really reflect Engle's vision in '65 either. About the only thing I like is the dash layout with the round gauges. You can try to flip it, but I've seen these sit around Marketplace and Ebay for a long periods of time.
SIPLOWGUY
Well-Known Member
They were a bit unusual but are SO COOL! Hope it works out for you!
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