This next car comes as a tip from Matt who writes: Here we have a ’63 Chrysler New Yorker that I can only imagine has been repainted (right?) and had a mopar bumblebee stripe with a Angry Hornet sticker added to either intimidate or confuse… but $8,700? If it’s legit then that seems like a […]
This next car comes as a tip from Jeff who writes: If you’ve ever wanted to look like a wiseguy from the 70’s then this might be the ride for you. Find this 1974 Chrysler New Yorker offered for $7999 in Madisonville, TX via faaceyork newmarket. From the seller: 1974 Chrysler new yorker Sedan 4D$7,999Listed4 […]
People talk about modern cars having “street presence,” but nothing beats the optimistic use of conservation of momentum like a post-war American machine. These beasts were built at a time when America was going from being a first world nation to the 1st world nation. The designs may have been the same as the pre-war […]
The Series 4C/5C/CS Chrysler New Yorker was the 8th generation of the big full sized New Yorker and traded the fuselage styling of previous generations for some serious slab styling. It was big, bold, and had a colossal front chrome face and rad fender skirts out back. Find this 1974 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham bidding […]
This next car comes from the time right after World War II, when automakers took their old pre-war designs out of mothballs and restarted manufacturing consumer products. The New Yorker was a giant rumbling piece of steel that was powered by a 323 cubic inch straight-8 and today’s example is offered for a great price […]
This next car comes as a tip from Johnny Bouncwell who writes: So here I am looking through a local auction house for some odds and ends to add to the shop and…what in the hell is this? I have no idea what anyone would do with this other than see just how many people […]
It was recently announced that Chrysler (technically Fiat-Chrysler-Automobiles) merged with Peugeot S.A. (which is Peugeot, Citroen, Opel, Vauxhall…) and became yet another global conglomerate with the baffling (and vaguely aquatic sounding) name Stellantis. Uggg. The irony is that Plato’s city of Atlantis was a fictional city that was consumed by the ocean after an unsuccessful attack on ancient Athens…a victim of it’s own hubris. Perhaps, there will be a time in the not-so-distant future when people talk about a car brand called Chrysler who built amazing cars back in the 20th century…but it is only a myth. Find this 1965 Chrysler New Yorker offered for $4995 in Santa Rosa, CA via craigslist.
If you surf craigslist on a regular basis, you’ve probably seen everything. People claiming all kinds of stuff that clearly isn’t true (this is one of one) and then random threats director at strangers (if nobody buys it, I’m going to polish the headlights and then double the price)…but this next advert has something I’ve […]
Being born and raised in the craigslist city where this car is listed, it’s completely unfathomable to me that this thing hasn’t been demo derbied yet. You see, the Newport and New Yorker were extremely close to the universally outlawed Imperial, however, they retained legality in nearly all derby championships. Find this alternative to the almighty […]
In all my years of surfing craigslist for used cars, I can’t say I’ve ever seen a car described as “1-owner Missouri” before today. Sure, we’ve all seen cars described as California owned, or an Arizona car…but Missour-ee? Is the starting point of the Oregon Trail really a good place to keep a car? Or […]