NOT MINE 1970 Chrysler Newport convertible in Germany (original yellow paint under the brown wrap)

[ayilar]

Thanks for @Lycidias for alerting me to the sale of this car. Note the front and rear Chrysler 300 clips. Google translation from the German ad:

"Mopar performance air filter, valve cover
New reinforced performance fan
Just done: Gearbox oil including filter, oil change, intake manifold resealed, valve cover gaskets, spark plugs.

Original paint under the brown foil. (Yellow)

Vehicle comes from the state of Texas and is rust-free."

Would be great to get the tag, but the seller has not responded. Perhaps our German members can help?

 

[Lycidias]

I asked again: CE27L0C259983

 

[ayilar]

I asked again: CE27L0C259983

Super, thank you! No good deed goes unpunished here: did you get the tag too by any chance?

 

[cuda hunter]

The brown wrap looks great.

Does "foil" mean the same thing as vinyl wrap?

 

[Lycidias]

Yes. Original Paint seems to be untouched under the foil.

 

[ayilar]

The asking price is down from 20k euros to 17.5k. Still no tag?

 

[Boydsdodge]

Interior looks like it was painted white.

 

[ayilar]

Interior looks like it was painted white.

Not necessarily: according to the info on the Hamtramck Registry Library, an E6XW interior (black dash/steering wheel/floor, white everything else) was available on the 1970 Newport 'verts and looks to match what I see in the ad.

 

[Boydsdodge]

I wasn't saying that it wasn't a white interior, saying that it has been sprayed white. My Imperial had that done, it took a week of cleaning with acetone to get it off. I am fortunate that my original leather, plastic and vinyl were all good under the paint, just very dirty.