NOT MINE 1969 Chrysler Newport in Muskegon Michigan, on Ebay. $1,750 needs electrical work

[JD's American car]

Pardon our interruption...

Due to a shorting out the battery cable there is now damage to the wiring and car does not start/run in it's current condition. However it is a fairly simple wiring job for the seasoned hobbyist. Not too many wires on these cars and painless wiring even sells complete kits if you so desire
1978 440 HP rebuilt Engine 8qt oil 727 trans rebuilt less than 5000 miles body less than 14000 miles some leaks from cowl into pass side floor carpet removed, trunk leaks
Engine/Trans run / drives
Front Disc Brakes, booster upgraded

$1,750

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[ayilar]

From the eBay listing, this is CE41G9C249102 -- looks B7 to me, but no tag to confirm.

 

[Big_John]

Tow bar hooks.

The car actually looks decent for the price. Hopefully, the stock parts are around somewhere, but whatever. Hooking up the battery backwards could do some damage, how much, I'm not sure. Probably a new harness (not a Painless) and a look at what was done to install the aftermarket stuff (like the radio and headlights) will cure most of the ills.

The aluminum foil on the AC lines is odd. Gotta lose that flex fan before it kills someone and there's no PCV.

I don't believe the claim of less than 14K miles and the car is gonna need some work, some that probably isn't being described on the ad, but again, the price isn't bad based on the pics. Seeing it in person would be needed to confirm.

 

[Turbo301]

If the wiring were as easy as he was letting on, he'd get it done...

 

[Xavi3r]

Wiring is painfull to do but easy to understand.

 

[Big_John]

Evans lists an under hood wiring harness. $120 for points, $135 for electronic. That might handle most of the electrical problems, but you won't know until you get under the dash.

 

[JD's American car]

They have a bid on it now, so it won't be around for long... sensible price for what you get .