Beautiful 1973 Chrysler New Yorker 16K Original Miles In Amazing Condition 440CI Walk Around

440 1973 New Yorker with 16K original miles nicest one you will ever find!!!

[@larryhiebert7791]

Now,this a real man's car!!

[@RichardoBrit]

Oh wow - stunning vehicle and color!

[@buddy7013]

My parents bought the 1973 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham right off the showroom floor. When I was 22 years old I ended up getting it and I restored that car to the day it came off the showroom floor met my late wife driving that car and conceived two of our children in the backseat. We would blast on the radio that B-52 song Love Shack I got me a Chrysler that seats about 20

[@patrickmullen1153]

Best looking year for Chrysler's in the fuselage' era. Love this.

[@intuitive7274]

Absolutely agree. It was the imperial was there with this one

[@poky1958]

beautiful car, I worked on a Chrysler dealership in 73 washing cars and 73's are my favorites. This one is the best I've ever seen.

[@walterbatman7949]

Beautiful love these cars I’m partial to the next generation but who can’t love these my dad had a 71 fury sedan with the paisley top and bucket seats I think it had a 383 in it I’m 50 now but do remember that car my uncle also had a 2 door dodge monoco also with a 383

[@jayjaynella4539]

Love the sound of that 440 engine. It is just waiting to be unleashed properly. I remember working on many of those motors. The first job is to remove the spark plug tubes so you don't slice your fingers off.

[@MrScottie68]

Incredible looking car with the exception of the rims. I prefer the hub cap option on these C body sedans. If Chrysler ever brought back these full size cars, I’d be first on line to purchase.

[@intuitive7274]

A absolutely amazingly beautiful car

[@michaelnorman9962]

What a gorgeous car! A work of art with some get up and go, for sure.

[@blackie-jm9tr]

I want that car badly...!!

[@daviduliana9950]

I grew up with these cars. The performance and handling were laughable, as was the performance of most vehicles from any country at that time. Reliability was atrocious, too. However, their styling is still beautiful to this day, which is a testament to the talents of the stylists. Beautiful pieces of art.

[@garyblanchard1084]

Imagine cruising through Maspeth or Long Island City in this grandiose vehicle

[@patrickmullen1153]

Love the wheels!

[@davef.2811]

Beautiful!

[@johnbrown504]

Absolutely beautiful

[@bribrindo9332]

That...is...BEAUTIFUL!!!!

[@keithshevlin5427]

beautiful

[@clydekennexy1861]

Sweet ride

[@garysandiego]

I tried to talk my dad into buying one of these when I was a teen. Money was no object back then-to me. 🤦🏻‍♂️ we ended up with a Newport.

[@onivert]

Sweet land yacht.

[@lloyd63]

I had a 2 door blue '73 with a black top

[@davidallen5776]

The last year for this general body.

[@martinliehs2513]

16,000 miles over 48 years is about a tank of gas (Okay, maybe 2 since it's a 440) per year. Nice car with well chosen options in amazing condition. Nice to see in an age when you seem to only be able to get a car in any colour as long as it's black, grey or white. :-(

[@ThePrissy11]

Those starters used to grind forever.

[@garyblanchard1084]

Unmistakable from five hundred yards away

[@stephendavidbailey2743]

Driving this would be worth eight miles to the gallon.

[@dwightsmith4939]

Is it for sale?

[@booiedeus8539]

Is this for sale?

[@cad1995]

How much you want for it?

[@patrickprohm6362]

It is on eBay at no reserve auction

[@scottharris1425]

@@patrickprohm6362 Still for sale?

[@patrickprohm6362]

@@scottharris1425 it is sold

[@scottharris1425]

@@patrickprohm6362 Darn. Can you tell me what it sold for and where it went? Thank you! Scott