1962 Chrysler Newport

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1962 Chrysler Newport - $33,500 - Emmerich, - 1962 Chrysler New Port Town & Country Wagon
The Chrysler New Port Town & Country offers space for
the whole family and friends.

With a very large trunk and seats for 6 people this
Chrysler is perfect for a cruise or holiday with the family
or friends.

The paint is in a very good condition and the chrome is
really amazing.

The 5.9 liter V8 engine delivers 265 hp and the
automatic transmission shifts perfectly.

The Chrysler New Port is equipped with air conditioning,
Power steering and power brakes.

The spacious interior is in a very good condition, the
seats, the carpet, the dashboard with lots of chrome
details and the door panels are all very well
maintained.

The Chryslerhas very nice chrome spoke wheels with
White Wall tires.



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[68R/T]

You're sure not gonna win any races with a 361 2bbl. :doh:

 

[TheIronSausage]

I'm not sure you'd win any races in a '62 Newport Wagon. I'm not sure I care.. It's awesome, save for the stupid chrome wheels and whitewalls. However, 33 large isn't making my panties drop..

 

[68R/T]

I think the spoked rims are classy looking, and the whitewalls would be period correct. :huh:

 

[TheIronSausage]

I don't think I mind the spoked rims as much as I do the brightwork on them I think they look too modern all blinged out, and they pull your eye away from the design insanity happening just above. Maybe if the whitewalls were fatter, but that's 50/50 hit or miss for me too. Fat whitewalls are a case by case basis for me.. You could have two of the same year cars sitting next to each other with fat whitewalls on them, and I'll like one, and not the other. It's a total package thing, I guess.