Seems odd that there is a safety inspection for the car if it was sold new. Those weren't done except for a transfer of a used car. Maybe it was a demo (they used to register them to the dealer back in the day), or some one traded it back in when they didn't like the performance of the car. Still a cool find, though. I see a little more research in your future.
It was built March 7th 69 and purchased January 70 making it 9 months old then. I'm thinking likely a demo.
A lot of C-bodies those years sat on the lot for over a year.
Especially a stripped /6 loss leader.
The giveaway on this one is the mechanical fitness certificate, though. That shows that the car had been registered previously, but most likely to the dealer, and was used by one lucky salesman as his "free" ride.
Bingo! A friend of mines neighbour as a kid was a Chrysler salesman. He had a few Demo's some he bought for himself if he liked them.
Yep, a bunch of condulets there. They go for $10-30. If they say Crouse Hinds on the side, they were made here in Syracuse.
One of your local electrical contractors that does industrial construction and maintenance may well be interested in that stockpile. Won't know until you ask, but they do sell.
