Anybody know anything about this 1970 New Yorker from Las Vegas?

[commando1]

The classic cars will not be affected by the new regulations.
The safety requirements we are following now are outdated by 35 years.
The new requirements now include airbags,ABS and traction control systems to be functioning in order to pass the inspection if the car is so equipped. Plus the check engine light cannot be on either.
As a shop,we will now have to do a required road test,record thickness of friction materials (pads,rotors) tire treadd deppths.

As for the 70 NYer,the Class A mechanic will have to measure the play of the ball joints,and if they are still within spec--even if they do have play--you are allowed a certain amount--he cannot fail them just because they have play.

Ballbusters up there, eh? Wow.
Is this nation wide or a Provence thingie?

 

[Wollfen]

car is for sale....
1970 New Yorker | classic cars | City of Toronto | Kijiji

Thats a good price on a rust free car with center console, rimblow steering etc. Appears to have a new exhaust system too, plus th paint isnt bad either. Definitely an easy minor resto and drive it. Oh and that price is probably Canadian too huh?

 

[commando1]

Look at how clean that SOB is.

 

[300rag]

Ballbusters up there, eh? Wow.
Is this nation wide or a Provence thingie?

We have those same inspection requirements here when we try to register a vehicle that has been purchased outside the province. I have had to do this on all three of mine.

 

[Fury440]

In my case, the Fury was last licensed in Alberta in 1981 so getting the new plates only required they verify the VIN. That created a problem in that the ownership from 1981 had a typo "TOD" vs "T0D". This was fortunately reconciled when all the VIN plate/tag/sticker/stamping were examined and found to match. I'll bet many 1970 registrations were entered wrong.

 

[cbarge]

Ballbusters up there, eh? Wow.
Is this nation wide or a Provence thingie?

Province of Ontario as far as I know.

 

[commando1]

Which province is it that makes believe it is its own country?

 

[Fury440]

Which province is it that makes believe it is its own country?

That would be Quebec. They have their own language, laws, etc. The only part of Canada they appear to approve of are the billions of dollars we gift them every year.

 

[kmccabe56]

In my case, the Fury was last licensed in Alberta in 1981 so getting the new plates only required they verify the VIN. That created a problem in that the ownership from 1981 had a typo "TOD" vs "T0D". This was fortunately reconciled when all the VIN plate/tag/sticker/stamping were examined and found to match. I'll bet many 1970 registrations were entered wrong.

I see errors in vins on ownerships regularly on cars from the pre-computerized era.

 

[My70monaco]

The car must have sold. Both the local and Toronto listings are now gone! Someone picked up a decent deal!

 

[Slantsix]

Prob going to europe