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1965 Chrysler Newport Convertable

Make: Chrysler
Model: Newport
SubModel: coupe convertable
Type: Convertible
Year: 1965
Mileage: 127,000
Color: White
Engine: 383/4 bbl
Cylinders: 8
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
Drive type: RWD
Interior color: Black
Vehicle Title: Clear
Item location: Monessen, Pennsylvania, United States

1965 Chrysler Newport coupe convertable Additional Info:

What is being sold is a Very Solid Original 1965 Chrysler Newport Convertible. The body is solid no bondo. Mostly original paint except right front fender and door. Odometer reading is (1)23,967. Recent services new water pump 9/15 new tires 6/15 rear wheel cylinders 11/15 new freeze plugs 3/15 cooling system flush 11/15 comes with a new replacement radiator not installed. New plugs, oints, ondenser, otor cap, istributor cap, nd wires. 8/15 She runs and drives stops Convertible top works, reat candidate for a restoration. Top needs to be replaced I can include it for an additional cost of 450. Plus shipping. Original top is white. Interior has a few seam issues. It needs carpet. Overall a nice car. I just don't have the time or space for it. ;Low reserve !!! winning bidder must send a deposit through paypal of $1,000.00 within 24 hrs of the close of the auction. the balance is due within 7 days.On Mar-09-16 at 21:08:26 PST, eller added the following information:

I added additional pics today and have a few more to add. There is a rust spot forward of the right rear wheel where the skirt mounts as part of a dent I will show the dent and rust. also the former owner removed some of the paint on the inside trunk lid where this was done there is surface rust. I removed the carpet/ liner from the trunk today to show that the trunk is solid with some minor surface rust. most of this is where you see in the trunk picture. under the convertible top rear slope where the top is ripped. This car was stored indoors almost since new with the exception of the last few months. although I have covered it with a canvas cover where it has been sitting at a service facility someone always seems to have to remove the cover for a look. and then they don't recover it until I get back to it. The paint on most of the car is original and getting thinner on the hood and trunk lids. with little chips out on both. I have no intention of misleading anyone about her in any way. one last thing I think the old owner bumped his garage door with the right fender and door somewhere back a few years ago. He attempted to bump it back out Its close but it is still there. he did not use any filler he just tried to straighten it. see the pictures. Ps on the highway this car drives very well as well as around town. It rolls easily smoothly and seemingly effortlessly This is not a show car It is a really nice sunny day car that could be an easy!!!! restoration floor pans are good rails are good trunk floor is solid. Chrome work is all solid but the bumpers could use a rechrome. roof supports are still black painted and have no rust on them interior chrome is in good condition except the top of the windshield which needs to be either really well cleaned and polished or rechromed. All in all I have enjoyed owning this car. Its not perfect but it is definitely not southern engineered together. Thanks Stan Kershaw