Some more pics of my 67 New Yorker

[live4theking]

The split bench was a big part of why I sprang for this one, you don't often see it on sedans. Strangely, despite this being a L-O-A-D-E-D car, it did not come with power seats, maybe they're more expensive with split bench. It DOES have the reclining passenger seat, which may have been standard on the split bench. I can tell those nice blue seats on yours were almost NEVER sat on or outside, as the fabric on these did NOT age well. We replaced some in both front and rear fabric and it matches the original real well.

Recently picked up an AM-FM (thumbwheel) radio for mine..... I wasn't wild about gold at first, but the original finish is still in pretty good shape, and I really like the contrasting white top. The blue color is fantastic on these cars, and yours is a prime example. Hope to see it in person sometime!

You might not have been wild about gold, but it sure looks nice.

 

[detmatt]

Here are a few other photos. I should set up a "garage" for this one. Picked it up last summer, nice high-option, low-mileage (67K) original, including paint; dealt some minor issues, and grille replacement (hard to tell from the photo, but was bent - we pretty much replaced it, looks nearly NOS now. Still working on a few leaks, but enjoying driving it otherwise......

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How come so many switches on that driver’s side door??

 

[Imperialist67]

You might not have been wild about gold, but it sure looks nice.

the gold HAS grown on me. Switches on the driver's side door? Power windows AND power VENT windows, which seem to be a rare option.

 

[mikedrini]

Nice ride! My 64 New Yorker was an emotional buy that worked out thankfully, due to my grandfather on my dad's side. Died the year I was born, so I never met him. Always felt a strong bond to him as apparently my personality is more like his than my other grandparents (who I did meet). He loved Mopar from the 50's up through the 70's, specifically the New Yorker line.

Anyway, love the car, great story!