NOT MINE 3,900 ACTUAL MILE 1978 Chrysler New Yorker

[Rick T]

That triple blue combination looks great!

Nice of the "dealer" to show a video of the car before it disappears to a fancy warehouse. I would drive it just like I drive my 78 New Yorker 440 when I purchased it about six years ago with 12,800 miles! It currently has just over 22,000

 

[Boydsdodge]

Here are a couple of videos from dealer on another low mile New Yorker.

 

[Mr C]

Great levels of preservation on that silver 77...

 

[march]

at 12:40, the car can be seen in its new home:

Thank-you!
I've wondered who's buying these cars. I have a little back-story on the dealer:

Two years ago, that dealer listed a 1970 Toronado GT for sale on YouTube, as "original and perfect". Fortunately, he mentioned where he bought it, and I found that ad as well. The car wasn't as original as he mentioned, very dried out in Arizona. It had the same unique options, same interior and exterior colors, same mileage, etc. It was really cheap. These GT's are rare, especially with the options this car had, the location and the fact that the dealer said that he had to re-paint something minor. It appeared that the car he bought was in pretty poor shape, needing more than "minor" paint.

So, I posted that link and a question for him on his YouTube ad, twice. They were deleted. I posted another note on another ad he had for the same car (he had about 5), asking him to call me. It, too was deleted.

It took a while to sell.
Sergio bought it! Per this video, that was the first car Sergio bought from this dealer, at about 40 seconds in:


I wonder if Sergio ever saw the ad from that poor car in Arizona.