NOT MINE 1971 Chrysler new yorker 4dr $16,500

[coco]

Looks very clean, but price seems high ? for a 4dr or am I being unkind..
Auto Temp 2

1971 Chrysler New Yorker

1971 Chrysler New Yorker · Sedan · Driven 47,000 miles Car is a true survivor. Original paint. 440 engine. Call 412 952 1309 if interested.

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[ayilar]

CH43T1C217169 seems loaded and the paint is beautiful. Very low miles it seems. If everything works then it would all depend on the buyer.

(Edit: looking at the ad during a coffee break, I see a lot of little details that support the low-miles claim)

 

[amazinblue82]

Real nice, but my nose is bleedin'. Am not saying "not worth it." Just saying a little tall for me.

Hope it does well.

 

[Ripinator]

Real nice, but my nose is bleedin'. Am not saying "not worth it." Just saying a little tall for me.

Hope it does well.

The car is nice, but the ATC II kills it - especially if its not working. I would show up with $9500, and go from there.

 

[amazinblue82]

The car is nice, but the ATC II kills it - especially if its not working. I would show up with $9500, and go from there.

good point ... selller should make its AC status clear as that would make a difference to a sizable swath of potential buyers.

 

[polara71]

good point ... selller should make its AC status clear as that would make a difference to a sizable swath of potential buyers.

Yeah? I always presume it doesn't work .

 

[Ripinator]

Yeah? I always presume it doesn't work .

When the seller sez: :The A/C needs charged", you know all you need to know. . .

 

[amazinblue82]

When the seller sez: :The A/C needs charged", you know all you need to know. . .

yup, thats be my experience. unfortunately.

not always, but most often for sure.

 

[ayilar]

When the seller sez: :The A/C needs charged", you know all you need to know. . .

not always, but most often for sure.

Never assume anything. For AutoTemp2, what I'd want to know if the heater works (even if the A/C does not). And, as for the A/C, the 1971-1973 ATC2 system can actually be fixed for good (unlike the 1969-1970 ATC1 systems, which I would not touch with a 10ft pole).