1947 Chrysler New Yorker

Chrysler used the New Yorker name from 1940-1996, serving as the brands flagship model. Until its discontinuation in 1996, the New Yorker was the longest-running American car nameplate. After WWII the New Yorker became a separate series and like most other companies the cars did not change from pre-war through 1949. This particular stunning two-owner car has been with our consignor since 1975, has had one re-paint on a very solid car and the mileage is believed to be absolutely correct He purchased the car with right around 30,000 on the odometer and has driven the car a very minute just over 8,000 miles in almost 46 years which calculates to about 170 miles per year. This New Yorker runs like a watch. It starts, shifts, brakes and goes down the road really quite nicely. It is not leaking any oil or trans fluid, does not smoke, all the lights work, has a automatic fuel door opener. The back seat and carpets are original to the car as are the door cards. This car is free of rot and corrosion and appears to have no demons. The New Yorker has just had a recent service with fluid flushes, gaskets, belts and hoses along with New brakes with shoes and cylinders. It has new Coker white wall tires. This car is a must see and drive.