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1976 Chrysler New Yorker
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1948 New Yorker $1,601.00
1958 Hemi 1 of 15 left $46,600.00
1953 chysler new yorker $2,500.00
INCREDIBLY LOW MILEAGE & NO RUST!!! $2,500.00
EXCELLENT CONDITION Chrysler New Yorker ORGINAL LOOK!! $1,800.00
Last updated: Oct 23, 2006
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7-4-05 My newest ride. Just bought it off e-bay and haven't even got it home. It will take a little work to get it perfect again, but it will be worth it!!
7-30-05 I got it home!! A miserable 29hr ordeal, but definitely worth it. A few parts I picked up on the trip.
Here are a couple shots of my first 76 NYB. I sold it a few years ago. Unfortunately it ended up in a demolition derby last year. I was told it did very well, though.
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Posted by: beepbeepman68
03/16/2009 07:46PM
Please rebuild that baby!! The Wife and I just purchased an almost identical car in Yakima,WA. Ours has white leather interior. We drove ours from WA to SC in 5 days. What a joy!! What a great pair of twins to have together someday. Yours is the only other 2 door Astral Blue/White top and interior I have seen. Have you been to the Chrysler New Yorker site. Once you join they are a great source for info and parts. Please post updates. And good luck in rebuilding a fantastic car.
Posted by: cal30_sniper
03/20/2008 06:30PM
Maybe to make your job a bit easier, similar year Newports use the same front fenders as the new yorker, except they could be had without cornering lamps. I don't know how many were built that way, but we had one that I used for parts when I redid mine. Have fun grinding down all the little studs that are used to mount the side trim, it took forever and a day for me to get mine off, lol.
03/20/2008 11:13AM
Looks like you've got a good place to start. The 2-doors will definitely be worth something someday. If you have any questions when you're putting it all back together, drop me a line. I had to replace the front clip of mine down to the front frame a few years ago. The hood opened up at highway speed and took out the windshield. It dented up the roof and all the trim too, ruined the hood. When I got ready to repaint, I found some rust and previous body damage in the front clip, so I just replaced all of it. It was a chore, but the finished product was definitely worth it. Check out my page if you get a chance, I think you'll like my New Yorker too.
Posted by: spikekid999
02/06/2007 06:56PM
thanx 4 the comment on my truck man. id like to find a 70 or 71 grill 4 it but no luck. u got a nice new yorker. no u gotta get some 20s n bag it lol. thats sad bout ur 1st 76 NY. good luck w/ that ride
Posted by: 19NeWyOrKeR82
11/29/2006 07:02PM
nice lookin car well for a project anyway i have always liked those new yorkers but i settled for an 82 new yorker lol i like those rallye wheels luckily u have all 4 and look to be in good shape good luck with the car check mine out sometime tell me what u think
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