My friend's New Yorker
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Jon used to drive a VW Cabriolet, but its transmission went out some time before last Saturday. His dad gave him this 1991 Chrysler New Yorker. It has a 3.3L V6.
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As with almost all free cars, there are things you need to buy. We got a new air filter, which is tiny by any standard, an oil cap, and 2qt of oil. There was a new quart in the back seat, so I got to keep 1 1/2 qt of Exxon 10W-30. That was pretty cool.
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As with almost all free cars, there are things you need to buy. We got a new air filter, which is tiny by any standard, an oil cap, and 2qt of oil. There was a new quart in the back seat, so I got to keep 1 1/2 qt of Exxon 10W-30. That was pretty cool.
That'* a beautiful car (body shape wise)
Don't do burnouts on keyboards with it..
My grandfather had one like that , but it was a deep maroon, almost brown.
edit: apparently it wasn't a New Yorker, but the Fifth Avenue (up market from the New Yorker)

Looked exactly like that (from what I can remember.. I was young, at least before 1995 he had it..)
Don't do burnouts on keyboards with it..
My grandfather had one like that , but it was a deep maroon, almost brown.
edit: apparently it wasn't a New Yorker, but the Fifth Avenue (up market from the New Yorker)

Looked exactly like that (from what I can remember.. I was young, at least before 1995 he had it..)
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I actually haven't ridden in it, but it seems all right. I think he'll only have it for a month, but at least we get to enjoy messing with more car stuff until then. The interesting thing is that the plug wires, though oily, seem brand new. Everything about the car is really nicely maintained!


