For Sale 1969 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr.Hdtp.$1500

[Paul Amato]

This thing has only got 18K.Orig,Miles on it Too Check it out>>>>>>>>>>1969 Chrysler New Port

 

[330dTA]

Obviously a 118K mile car.

If you live half a mile from the crocery's you easily put 1.2K miles a year into it. Drive it sparingly (like the proverbial little old lady would do) for ten years, and you have 18K miles on the clock.

Perhaps it went like this:

The little old lady forgot to have the tranny fluid changed. - Why, in the owner's manual it says you never have to change it, "'cause its designed to last the lifetime" (the only thing it did NOT say was WHOSE lifetime; the tranny's, the car's, or the little old lady's) - well, so the tranny finally started to give trouble, and therefore the little old lady parked the car. Frugal as she was, she didn't sell it; after all, she had paid high dollar for it only ten years ago. She just parked it, and hoped that the tranny problem would go away. It never did.

 

[tbm3fan]

What a refreshing change of pace. Usually the guy who buys/saves this "kind" of low mileage car wants way more because it is low mileage. He wants only $1000 imagine that.

 

[polara71]

Was a Elderly ladies Daily driver around town for many many years Until she passed away and it was parked for many years before i bought it.
Has around 18k Miles on it
Interior is in decent shape. Body does have some rust holes and it hasn't run in many years.
Asking $1000 or best offer

 

[saforwardlook]

Obviously a 118K mile car.

If you live half a mile from the crocery's you easily put 1.2K miles a year into it. Drive it sparingly (like the proverbial little old lady would do) for ten years, and you have 18K miles on the clock.

Perhaps it went like this:

The little old lady forgot to have the tranny fluid changed. - Why, in the owner's manual it says you never have to change it, "'cause its designed to last the lifetime" (the only thing it did NOT say was WHOSE lifetime; the tranny's, the car's, or the little old lady's) - well, so the tranny finally started to give trouble, and therefore the little old lady parked the car. Frugal as she was, she didn't sell it; after all, she had paid high dollar for it only ten years ago. She just parked it, and hoped that the tranny problem would go away. It never did.

I had a 1970 Newport with seats almost identical in it. The front seat in mine was wasted and cracked after only about 50K miles. I personally believe the mileage claim from what I see overall. And I believe any torqueflite could go indefinitely (at least 48 years) on the original tranny fluid if total miles was only 18K easily.