Look at my 1979 Chrysler New Yorker 5th Ave

[@thebestisyettocome4114]

We purchase new in 1979. It virtually looks like yours.
I had a great deal of issues but the lean burn system. The car was very luxurious and very stately for the times. We kept the car for only a year and traded it in.

[@jameskleman5298]

You are the king of cool cars

[@JohnCM91]

You remind me of Bobby from the Sopranos the way you confidently describe the car in it’s true fashion and no bs about it. Thanks for sharing man you got a nice speaking voice. God Bless.

[@Htfsik]

Always admired the blonde wood appliqué they used in the cream colored interiors.

[@CharlesWilson-zs3vd]

I remember that car, we builded that at the late Lynch Road Assembly Plant, Detroit MI.

[@harryrez]

I have the last one every built at lynch road too

[@CharlesWilson-zs3vd]

@@harryrez Yes I see, It brings back memories.

[@panam747]

I sold airline tickets out of the newspaper in the want ads and traded a guy a one-way ticket from Seattle to JFK for one of these. It was a comfortable car and reliable, if I remember correctly. It wouldn't start at the airport one day, so I took the plates off and left it in long-term parking. It was there for months!

[@Sedan57Chevy]

R Bodies are so underrated and underappreciated. It's a real shame that Chrysler dropped the 5.9 early, and a shame these cars were canceled after only three years. The M body was nice but was never as smooth and graceful as the larger R Body cars, which I think were really well proportioned and handsome cars.

[@xxtaas777]

It really is an underappreciated model, however it's the question of understanding how to maintain or deal with the Lean Burn System.

[@harryrez]

Exactly, I just sold an M body and as decent as it was not even close to the R. The ride and comfort level is night and day between the 2

[@xxtaas777]

@@harryrez Do you think that the lean burn system is more easier with 80-81 models compared to 79'?

[@manuelsmiley7125]

It's literally based on the 75-79 Chrysler Cordoba coupe. They stretched the wheelbase from 115 to 118 inches, squared off the body and put in a new interior.

[@jamesfernick3741]

as a canadian this car immediatley reminded me of jim lahey, except this one still has the roof on it,

[@andreoates8405]

Wow, brings back memories when I was a kid😂, it still sounds the same bad workmanship hard to start hasn’t lost a beat from the 1978 model year😹

[@averyparticularsetofskills]

Cool car

[@UnwaryThunder9]

Really great looking car. I always liked the R body platform despite Chrysler’s quality control during the late 70s. The New Yorker was my favorite but the Magnum was very nice as well.
I know it’s been 5 months or so since this video came out but I’ve got to ask: Is this New Yorker still for sale?

[@HC-cb4yp]

I really like this generation. Too bad it was so short lived.

[@billymcmanus9642]

To me that doesn't look like a New Yorker that I remember because growing up as a kid in the late 70s 80s My mom had a black 76 New Yorker Brougham black my dad had a 78 New Yorker Brougham whitesh gray with a red Pinstripe. Big land yachts. The one your selling kinda looks like a Caprice or something lol but I know it's a New Yorker lol

[@dave11686]

Very cool

[@P00katube]

This car is considered by many The LAST of the TRUE Old School Mopar Mafia Staff Cars🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That said, Stuntman from.Neutral Drop needs to do.a Neutral Drop in a 1979 Chrystal New Yorker🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Audiomainia2310]

Is this still available? I would like to purchase.

[@harryrez]

Yes it’s available

[@user-ph7he9wi3p]

How much you looking for the car I love old Chryslers

[@harryrez]

I’m asking $5600

[@alexjeon2180]

@@harryrez - Yeah.... good luck with that.

[@ChrisJones-jc6lq]

Is the 5th Ave still available