NOT MINE Two 1971 L-code Chrysler Newport 2dr hardtops in Phoenix, AZ

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CE23L1C193842 and CE23L1C257839 are for sale on FB in Arizona. The latter is a parts car.

Perhaps @azblackhemi knows them?

From the ad:

"I have TWO 1971 Chrysler Newports for sale. Neither run. The green one was my daily driver from 2012-2018. I bought the brown one for parts in 2012. Both have 383 engines. I parked the green one when she spun a berring in 2018. The engine is from a 1968 Plymouth and has a Holley 650 on it. The transmission was replaced in 2015 and has fewer than 10k miles on it. The radiator is gone. The front and back seat are green and in great condition. That's actually why the sheets are on it, to protect it. She's a solid car and I drove it everywhere. The brown one is original. I pulled it out of a field in New Mexico in the condition you see. Beat up. No carb, no radiator but the mechanical stuff is there. In the trunk of the brown one you'll see a hideaway headlight & taillight assembly for a Chrysler 300. I also have the front and back bumpers to go with that. And I also have a complete uncracked dash from a 1969 Newport that comes with this. I was going to fix up the green one but I have too many projects so this one has to go!"

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CE23L1C193842 (looks like GF3 Amber Sherwood aka light green):

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VIN 453523533_988708852733990_7275501445822415106_n.jpg
 
CE23L1C257839 (what the seller calls a "brown" parts car looks like GY5 Crystal Dawn metallic to me):

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No I'm not familiar with them. Right now I'm on a road trip for a month so I can't go see them. Does the ad have a price and location?
 
Never mind the number plates, how about not storing all that crap on the cars, or at least take it off before taking pics ffs.
It looks like an attempt to keep the bonnet and boot down.
 
A spectacular job of showing all the stuff in the interior and the trunk of those cars!!
A stunning master work of making everything easily visible and clean.

Especially this: "In the trunk of the brown one you'll see a hideaway headlight & taillight"

Crap I will use those X-ray specs I bought when I was 12 to check those out as I am having
difficulty picking out what is there. Now where did I put them? Oh yeah next to the eight
300 Hurst cars I stashed in my barn 20 years ago on a salt covered floor (to keep the rats at bay)!

Captain Elroy (Putz Extraordinaire) Freemont retired/diseased
 
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