1959 Chrysler Newyorker Black/silver

Described as “mostly original” except for an apparent repaint, this 1959 Chrysler New er is one of 2,435 similar two-door hardtops produced that year. ported to be a “very nice mostly original” example, the New er is said to retain its original wedge-head V8, backed by an automatic transmission. The seller cites a “great looking color combination,” and notes that the  New er is optioned with swiveling front seats. The seller says the Chrysler has won people’s choice awards at several car shows. The interior materials look to be in very good overall condition, and the seller notes “nice” chrome inside and out; he is unaware of any damage or rust. The engine bay and underside appear to both present as clean. 

• The 413-cu.in. OHV V8, factory rated at 350 horsepower, is reported to be original.
• The seller makes no statement about an engine or transmission rebuild.
• The paint, apparently non-original, shows no significant outward blemishes.
• Fender skirts are in place for a sleeker appearance.
• The seating surfaces and interior fittings appear to be complete and in very good shape.
• The Chrysler is optioned with power steering and power brakes.
• A clock and radio are fitted.
• There’s a built-in, manual windshield washer among the car’s equipment.
• The car is reported to have won awards at car shows.
• The seller cites no known damage or rust.

• The seller cites no additional equipment or extras.

• The seller is “not aware of any damage.”
• A “small ding” on the rear bumper is noted.
• The tires’ DOT date codes cannot be determined from the photos.

• This 1959 Chrysler New er is said to be “very nice” and “mostly original.”
• The car is believed to have been repainted.
• The 413-cu.in. wedge-head V8 is reported to be original to the car.
• A minor ding to the rear bumper is noted.
• The odometer reads 83,310 miles, but actual mileage is unknown.

The seller, representing the estate, states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean fornia title in the name of the deceased. Described as a “mostly original” example in good overall condition, this 1959 Chrysler New er hardtop has minimal reported blemishes.