Vehicle Description
Vehicle Condition Grade 5. A New Yorker Convertible paced the
Indianapolis 500 for 1951,and why not? It boastedAmerica's highest
horsepower rating among all production cars thanks to the180-hp,
331-cid Hemi V-8 standard in the top-of-the-line Chryslers. This
newengine in effect, started the horsepower race in the 1950s as it
was a marvelof engineering with its hemispherical combustion
chambers and opposed overheadvalves. It as also Chrysler's second
year for this hot new hardtop styling itcalled Newport introduced
in 1950 on the now discontinued Town Country 'Woodie.' Styling was
essentiallythe same for the 1951-1952 model years which totaled
just eighteen months ofproduction. Chrysler built 5,800 New Yorker
Newport Coupes over that time. ThisNew Yorker is classic '50s Mopar
with its two-tone tan and cream exterior, idewhitewall tires, and
AM radio. The 100 % original interior with its jukebox styling
isprotected with seat covers and the powerful Hemi is nicely
detailed under thehood. Important options include correct chrome
wire wheels, power steering,Fluid Drive transmission, padded
dashboard and back up lights. None fined!!