1961 Chrysler Newport - No Reserve - Push Button Automatic on 2040-cars
Scottsboro, Alabama, United States
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This is a 1961 Chrysler Newport with a 361 engine and a push-button automatic transmission. The car was removed from storage in a barn and a restoration was begun. The car has new belts and hoses, as well as new brakes, including brake hoses and wheel cylinders. The engines runs good, but the carburator needs to be re-built. A new carburator kit is included with the car. Recent life changes have made it impossible to finish the restoration at this time, so this is your chance to get a good head start If you have any questions about the car, please contact me at (256)587-3013 between 7a.m. and 5p.m. central time, or at (256)587-6626 between 5p.m. and 8p.m. central time. Ask for James. This car is being listed with NO RESERVE! That means that if you have the highest bid, you bought the car. The car is also for sale locally, and as such I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. Payment for this car is due in full before the car will be released, and should be made in cash or cashiers check. No other forms of payment will be accepted without prior arrangements. Shipping is not available on this item. Please be prepared to pick up the car if you are the winning bidder. |
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