Finn Yorker
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Yes, after 10 minutes of cruising around the lot. There is always space for a such a small car like New Yorker...
Introduction of New Yorker St. Regis 78'
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Yes, after 10 minutes of cruising around the lot. There is always space for a such a small car like New Yorker...
Sergio Olivares
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Very Nice Car, love the color combo.
here is a picture of my NYB but 1977.
here is a picture of my NYB but 1977.
All in all, this also is a lovely car, though I`d prefer to see it on 15`` wheels.
Sergio Olivares
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Wow! The undercarriage is super clean!
Finn Yorker
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Driving season is over for 2018.
Here is couple photos from autumn 2018.
In summer 2018, we drove about 7000 km/4500 miles. We visited Estonia and Sweden. In Estonia we visited the American Beauty Car Show and in Sweden we drove around and also visited in World Of Classics (more about that in the next message).
Everything went fine...except couple things.
Here is couple photos from autumn 2018.
In summer 2018, we drove about 7000 km/4500 miles. We visited Estonia and Sweden. In Estonia we visited the American Beauty Car Show and in Sweden we drove around and also visited in World Of Classics (more about that in the next message).
Everything went fine...except couple things.
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Finn Yorker
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Sorry Bob, the photos from undercarriage leaked too early...wait 30 minutes.
Finn Yorker
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Okay a little more.
In Estonia we had some problems with the Ignition lock, we repaired them.
World Of Classics is about 20 miles from Stockholm, middle of nowhere.
First thing you see when you step in.
On the way back to the hotel in Stockholm, the tire broke. No problem, we do have spare tire...but we didn`t have nuts for the spare tire cause the aftermarket wheels (Keystones). And luckily it was an a Saturday night, so every car part stores were closed. After a sleepless night I found out that the nuts from a old Volvo were the same. Luckily a local car part store was open in Sunday, so I was able to buy the nuts.
We got on board to Finland in time.
In Estonia we had some problems with the Ignition lock, we repaired them.
World Of Classics is about 20 miles from Stockholm, middle of nowhere.
First thing you see when you step in.
On the way back to the hotel in Stockholm, the tire broke. No problem, we do have spare tire...but we didn`t have nuts for the spare tire cause the aftermarket wheels (Keystones). And luckily it was an a Saturday night, so every car part stores were closed. After a sleepless night I found out that the nuts from a old Volvo were the same. Luckily a local car part store was open in Sunday, so I was able to buy the nuts.
We got on board to Finland in time.
Isn`t World of Classics basically Leif Ivan Carlsson`s personal fleet?
brougham brummel
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Love 2 doors.I had a New yorker with a red leather interior and it really lights up beautifully when you open the car door.So luxurious looking.I like the tufted velour.Congrats on the beautiful car and your restoring bits,trim around roof,are inspiring.B.B
Finn Yorker
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Clean and low, actually a very good looking style. I like
Finn Yorker
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A few things to do for 2019.
-New drive cables for sunroof
-Changing new gear kit to passenger side window
-Autotemp II, I think it`s just blower motor
-Readin lights in the C-pilars dosen`t work
-Cleaning up the dashboard
-Painting fuel tank. What is the right colour, silver or black?
-New drive cables for sunroof
-Changing new gear kit to passenger side window
-Autotemp II, I think it`s just blower motor
-Readin lights in the C-pilars dosen`t work
-Cleaning up the dashboard
-Painting fuel tank. What is the right colour, silver or black?
Seems like a nice list of easy things except the ATII. I can´t comment the fuel tank, so wait for Formal gurus.
Sergio Olivares
Member
Hello,
I took picture of my NYB and tank looks to be silver on top as the bottom has rust proof coating that is black.
also included picture of my dash ;)
Hope this helps.
Regards...
I took picture of my NYB and tank looks to be silver on top as the bottom has rust proof coating that is black.
also included picture of my dash ;)
Hope this helps.
Regards...
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Hell no. Every and any aftermarket steering wheel looks like **** in Formals.
Sergio Olivares
Member
I don't know, I think my Nardi looks just fine ;)
But that's what's great about life, we all have different tastes and makes for diversity
But that's what's great about life, we all have different tastes and makes for diversity
I don´t remember the brand, but one makes adapters to get aftermarket steering wheels to fit to a tilt/tele column.
Sergio Olivares
Member
Nardi is the Personal brand steering wheels mostly used on high end Italian cars ;)
Where are you getting sunroof parts from???
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