1957 Chrysler New Yorker Convertible at the Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance.
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- Check out this stunning 1957 Chrysler New Yorker Convertible at the Philadelphia Concours d'Elegance held at the Simeone Museum. From its sweeping lines to its beautiful Regatta blue paint this amazing car will turn heads at any concours. If you like this video like and subscribe to this channel and see many more classic and unusual cars. Some might even be a favorite of yours or like one you use to own. New videos will be uploaded regularly. Thanks for watching.
Oh gosh Mike, that is one gorgeous car. !!!!👍👍. Super sweet clean engine. That Regatta Blue color is outstanding. What a great choice the owner made over the original black. You can tell he is so proud of this car and his work on it. 😊😊 He had every piece of original paper information and sales information. From what I could see on original sales ticket, price was $3975. Not an inexpensive car back then. Liked this one Mike, TY sir.
For sure. Their pride is well deserved. Thanks for watching Rusty.
"Fintastic" 57 New Yorker. Thank you, Wally and Family, for sharing this wonderful automobile.
Thanks for watching Chris.
Freaking gorgeous. That blue!
haha well said Steve. Thanks for watching.
I was at Charlotte with one of my other cars this Spring and met Wally and his wife. They were so kind and generous in giving me contacts in the Forward Look world as I have a 57 Windsor 2 Door hardtop that needs a few finishing touches. Their car is stunning and they are nice folks!
They were so nice to me and generous with their time. So glad they were invited to Philly for this concours. I could have spent the day with them. You meet the best people in this hobby. Thanks for watching.
I recall when I was about 8 years old, my Uncle bought a new 57 Windsor 2 door hardtop. It was white with dark green and had the single headlights. I was so impressed, it made me a Chrysler and Imperial lover to this day. My first car was a 59 New Yorker.
@@66skate Very nice. Thanks for watching.
Congratulations to the owner on a world-class restoration of a beautiful car👍❤
For sure. Thanks for watching Jay.
I owned a '57 Dodge hardtop, as a collector car, for over a decade....trust me, I appreciate ALL the authentic details and the overall "correctness" of this stunning Chrysler convertible. Simply remarkable & fantastic work, thanks for sharing! I enjoyed this video very much.
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Mike, We are so honored that you took time to post this. We have been invited to bring the Chrysler to this year's Radnor Hunt Concours d'Elegance in September.
super beautiful New Yorker sir. I know you are proud of it. 🙂👍👍
Thats great Walter. Congratulations. Radnor Hunt is an amazing show. I know you'll enjoy it.
Bravo Walter! That’s a magnificent restoration, all the recognition and awards are well deserved. Congratulations!
Considering the speed at which Chrysler was assembling cars in 1957, I am sure that this one is in better condition than when it left the factory.
Definitely Dan. Thanks for watching.
@@MikesclassicautoworldYes, hopefully this car got some proper anti-rust protection.
Good job Walter and Wally 👍🇺🇸
Thanks for watching Rusty.
MOPAR cars were the pinnacle of style and beauty in the late 50's. It took GM 2 years to catch up, Ford 3 years. I like DeSoto's better, but this is a real head turner. MOPAR started out the decade looking like more like boxes on wheels.
👍Thanks for watching Neil.
Absolutely stunning in every way but I did notice that it needs a hood pad. This is Virgil Exner at his elegant best.
Absolutely stunning is a good way to put it. Thanks for watching Bob.
Nice car. I restored a 1956 Desoto it cost as much as it was worth. Did all the work my self took me 3 years
Nice! 👍Thanks for watching Lonnie.
my dads was a 57 midnight blue. it was also a pretty car. white convertible top
Nice! Thanks for watching.
Beautiful car!
👍Thanks for watching John.
Stunning 57 New Yorker. It's hard to decide which looks best ...the 57 or the 58. But after 59 the forward look was spoiled.
I hear you. Why not have both?👍 Thanks for watching.