For Sale 1976 New Yorker

[BlueVenger22]

"Very nice car that has been very well kept. Two owner car and the original owner was the daughter of a Chrysler employee. This was a special order car and the Chrysler plaque with the original owner's name is still on the dash. Everything works except for the a/c. Nice running car. A very well kept car with documentation. Documentation includes the build sheet, owner's manual, original warranty packet, original consumer information packet original sales agreement, original service manager packet, original yellow tag that states car is sold, original preparation sheet that dealer did before owner took ownership, original emission control system packet, and the original customer assurance packet. These are all originals. She's a gem. Please call with any questions. 773-908-8089"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1976-Chrysler-New-Yorker-/251753822030?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

 

[tallhair]

damn that's pretty nice

 

[polara71]

Wow..... that's pretty

 

[Mr C]

This car looks great in blue. A nice clean one for someone who is looking.

 

[70bigblockdodge]

That's a nice car.

 

[commando1]

"Everything works but the..."

Wait for it...

"the A/C."

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[barnfind]

Very nice

 

[patrick66]

I'd want to see the car in the sunshine. I inspect four to six cars per year for an automobile inspection service in CT, and one of the number one rules about selling a car (and inspecting one for a client) is NEVER take pictures of any aspect of a car inside a shop, especially under fluorescent lights! They make a car appear to be a LOT nicer than the car would outside in the daylight. Ideally, it should be an overcast day with minimal shadows and such.

I concur with you guys in that what can be seen is pretty damn nice!

 

[commando1]

Patrick, Lakeland Lash photoshop..., er, photographs his cars outdoors...

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[polara71]

NEVER take pictures of any aspect of a car inside a shop, especially under fluorescent lights! They make a car appear to be a LOT nicer than the car would outside in the daylight. /QUOTE]


They make me look like crap

 

[tallhair]

They make me look like crap

I concur .. I don't look good in any light but I definitely look worse in fluorescent light !

 

[1978 NYB]

NEVER take pictures of any aspect of a car inside a shop, especially under fluorescent lights! They make a car appear to be a LOT nicer than the car would outside in the daylight. /QUOTE]


They make me look like crap

Dave, I've seen your cars (except the new one) and wish mine looked that crappy!

 

[1978 NYB]

Me too...

Might be the nicest Formal I've seen yet!

 

[polara71]

Dave, I've seen your cars (except the new one) and wish mine looked that crappy!

Not my cars Bob, me.....I , Myself ....Ever go into a restroom full of florescent lighting and think " holy **** I look like crap"?

 

[1978 NYB]

Not my cars Bob, me.....I , Myself ....Ever go into a restroom full of florescent lighting and think " holy **** I look like crap"?

OK.....got it. LOL!

 

[patrick66]

Patrick, Lakeland Lash photoshop..., er, photographs his cars outdoors...

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He uses a variety of exposures and color saturation adjustments, but I really doubt there is p-shop involved with his. He tries to make his "artsy", but that is the wrong approach to selling a car.

 

[commando1]

I've seen his cars in person and then the picture. As an example of one of these cars, I saw that some of the trim was held on by a sheet metal screw repair. In the pics, the sheet metal screws were retouched.

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