1955 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe - 331 Hemi ***mopar Classic*** on 2040-cars
Churchville, New York, United States
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1955 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - HEMI Up for auction we have this SOLID '55 Chrysler with the patina a lot of people are looking for! This car has been barn kept for years, and has the body you would expect from dry storage. This was one classy car in its day and still is cool today! Car has 87K original miles! Powered by the infamous 331 Hemi with auto transmission. The carb was just rebuilt. The prior owner had the gas tank 'recoated' but we are running it from a gas can. It runs great and has had nothing changed as far as a tune up. The floor pans, trunk pan, and frame are all SOLID! We have access to another '55 also with exceptional chrome if interested. SOLD WITH CLEAN TRANSFERABLE PAPERWORK!! Please call me with any questions @ (585)261-6627. You will get a faster response by calling. Check my 100%positive feedback and bid with confidence. ************************************************************************************* ******Please ask all
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bid......Thank You All ! ____________________________________________________________ ****Payment Terms/Buying requirements: 1.) A $500.00 deposit is due through PAYPAL within 48 hours of
auctions end.....NO exceptions or excuses please. 2.) The balance (after deposit is paid) is due within 7 days of auctions
end either by CASH in person, money orders, certified checks or bank cashiers
checks in person or by mail/Fed-Ex. We do not accept bank wires, personal
checks, monthly payments, trade-ins or non-U.S. funds. *****Please have funds in hand....before you bid!! THE DEPOSIT AND ANY FUNDS PAID FOR THIS VEHICLE ARE NON REFUNDABLE!! 3.) New ebayers or 0 feedback bidders are asked to please contact us
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********Appointments must be scheduled at least 24-48 hours prior to pick up. General
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PREVIOUS HISTORY KNOWN BY US. There are no refunds of any monies paid
or returns on any item for any reason. ---2.)MOST
ITEMS ARE NOT INSPECTED UNLESS STATED IN AD! ---3.)YOU
SHOULD EXPECT NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR, MINOR LEAKS, SURFACE RUST UNDERNEATH,
NORMAL FLAWS/IMPERFECTIONS,ETC....(ALL TYPICAL FROM NORMAL WEATHER/DRIVING)....
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AFTER YOU WIN!!. *****Once you win the auction, you will be expected to complete the deal
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