1967 Chrysler Newport Custom, 440 Engine, Lowrider, Classic, Antique, Mopar

1967 Chrysler Newport Newport Custom Additional Info:

Selling my 1967 Chrysler Newport Custom. I have had this car since 1998 (18 years), and bought it from the original owner who bought it in 1967, so I can answer any questions you may have (8043046672). When I bought the car in 1998, it had 47k miles on it, so I have put 1800 miles on it a year since. This car has the top of the line 440 engine and runs great. It needs a power steering gear box, and a paint job (not mandatory). It has AC that works great, an under dash mounted CD player, 6x9 speakers as well as 3 1/2 inch kick panel speakers, and 1 /12 inch alphasonic tweeters on the dash. The sub-woofer and amp in the trunk are NOT included in the sale, but are negotiable. I have driven this car on 10 and 13 hour trips (each way) with NO issues. I have driven it 100 on the highway with ease. With the 440 engine, this car goes from 55-80 very quickly on the highway. With the suspension and size of the car, I always felt like I was cruising doing 75 on my couch. It also has an amazing sounding dual exhaust system. I have not driven the car in the last 1.5 years, since my youngest son was born, and I hate to see the car sit and go down. It has some really cool features like hood fender lights that blink with the turn signal (came factory). The interior is in good shape aside from some tears in the driver seat (pictured), and one along the top of the rear seat, witch doesn't show. It has a crack-free dash board, vinyl top that looks great with armor-all. This car is going to make someone a VERY nice ride if you can look past the cosmetics. It has the original fender skirts. No tears in the headliner, trunk is massive. I also have a set of ORIGINAL 1967 hubcaps that will be included with the purchase!!!!!!! The new owner will need wheels and tires, the ones on it also come with the purchase. I have included a couple of pictures taken last year to show you how good the car can look with a little love. This car is actually blue even though it's black, I call it Bat Mobile Blue. And, as the new owner, you'll get tired of people asking you what year your Lincoln is, it looks from a far like the suicide door model Lincolns from the mid and late 60's. 25% deposit due immediately, purchaser responsible for shipping. Again, I'm willing to answer ANY questions you may have regarding this car. Someone will get a steal of a deal on this BEAST of a car!