1978 Chrysler Newport Coupe on 2040-cars
Carbondale, Pennsylvania, United States
HELLO AND THANK YOU FOR VIEWING OUR 1978 CHRYSLER 2-DOOR COUPE. THIS CAR COMES EQUIPPED WITH A 400 V8, AUTOMATIC, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, DELAY WIPER, CRUISE, A/C, REMOTE MIRRORS, SPLIT FRONT SEAT, FACTORY WHEELS, AM/FM 8 TRACK STEREO. THIS IS A VERY NICE AND CLEAN EXAMPLE OF A 1978 CHRYSLER NEWPORT COUPE. THE BODY IS STRAIGHT AND THE PAINT IS SHINY!!! THE TOP IS ALSO VERY GOOD. THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN AND ALSO VERY COMFY, LIKE SITTING ON THE COUCH IN YOUR PARLOR!!! IT DRIVES LIKE A DREAM! 400 V8 GIVES IT PLENTY OF POWER. STEERS AND STOPS PERFECT! A VERY, VERY NICE EXAMPLE OF A FULL SIZE LUXURY IN A TWO DOOR COUPE. IT'S THE LAST OF THE BIG ONES!!! IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A GREAT RIDE, THIS IS IT, LOOK NO MORE!!! THIS IS A VERY SOLID CAR WITH NO RUST AND HAS GOOD MILEAGE, AND HAS HAD GREAT SERVICE AND CARE. VERY WELL MAINTAINED AND GARAGE KEPT. BID TO WIN, OUR RESERVE IS LOW!!! E-MAIL WITH QUESTIONS WE'LL DO OUR BEST TO HELP. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BIDDING! |
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