Everything about this car is incredibly cool, except for the hood scoops -- which are easily enough removed and not a deal breaker. I'd drive this car every day. Awesome
I take it that this New Yorker originally came with a 727 Torqueflite. I was under the impression that the last of the manual gearbox Chryslers was the base Newport, only, and that with the 3-speed "on the tree" with either the 360 LA engine, as of 1971, or the 383 (until 1971) or the 400 (1971 only), either with the 2 barrel carb. I believe that when Chrysler restyled the "B" and "C" bodies extensively in 1972, all "C" bodies were automatic only.
I always wanted to know what a big car like that feels like with a manual transmission. I like big cars but I hate autos, so now I have a better idea. Cheerz
Ok, I know my Mopars as well as anyone..... I'd have to see the build sheet for this boat before I'd ever consider this being a factory 4 spd. That being said, EXTREMELY COOL & VERY NICE !!!!!
The dog was bringing you his toy he wanted to play. I always take my dog with me when i go for a drive. One of the best feelings in the world, driving my Chrysler with my buddy listening to music.
This is a really sweet luxury/muscle car. The best of both worlds.Nice plush interior with A/C too, probably power everything, and best of all a 440-4 speed combo and a 3.54 rear axle...which gives it a good blend of acceleration and top end. I assume the 440 is hot rodded a bit because of the 10:1 compression ratio. A stock 440 in 1976 would've had a compression ratio in the 8s. Awesome car man
OMG I had one of these back in the day and to see one with a 4 speed blows my mind. I got it for 200 bucks as it had a electrical fire under the dash and it was only 4 years old. Replaced the entire dash and wires from a wrecked one. Never have I seen more wires in a car than this one.
Rare Gem to See a 4 Speed Hurst Manual. I had a 71 Chrysler 300 Hurst with a 727 Automatic. Had a 383 V8. I Traded that Car for 91 Ford Crown Victoria with the Built 351 Cleveland V8. Still have that Car. It was a Former Cleveland Police Department No Rust I put in Led Headlights back in 2009 and Rebuilt the 4 Speed Automatic and Put In a 5 Speed Automatic with a Torque Shifter. For Better Ride.
Hello there! I have to say that’s an amazing big old MOPAR! Coming from a guy that grew up with a wonderful father that had some really beautiful Chrysler’s. The ones I remember are a 59 New Yorker my dad owned new till he traded it for a real amazing 1964 Imperial Crown Coupe, he order special loaded out with optional back then, even in a two door Imperial Chrysler Tempatrol automatic climate control, with a 413 Imperial Wedge, that had a rectangular steering wheel that looked kinda aeronauticalthat was also clear on the top rung and the color of the interior at the hub and bottom rung, along with push button shifting! With med blue leather and metallic exterior, with a special textured vinyl top. With so much chrome all in ver in an out! That car was also fast! But also whisper quiet! With dual exhaust with big pipes and huge mufflers and resonators. I remember down at the beach house when my uncles and older cousins came down we would all go see who had the fastest car! The fastest overall was the Imperial, once it got moving it passed all the others on this long straight road called the escape road, built after the hurricane of 59, in Galilee R. I. The quickest-was my cousins 1966 GTO, plus his dad, my uncle has a mean Chrysler 300! Those were the days! Of .25-.30 cent high test Sunoco 260! With big powerful cars. By 1968, after my four sibling was born my dad had to trade his beloved Imperial in on a real beast, a 1968 Chrysler Town & Country Beach Wagon, he ordered with a 440 Commando 4 brl Dual exhaust with factory tow package that came with a hd hitch and plug, with bigger leaf springs air shocks and torsion bars, with front disk brakes! Plus a 3:55 Limited slip rear end! That was the first car I legally drove with a license! The next car he bought was used from his mother, seeing as how every two years my Grandmother who was the starter of the family trucking company, would buy a new Thunderbird 4 door, that had suicide rear doors! But most importantly came with the 429 Thunderjet engine! In all black with leather and an Alligator vinyl top! That was a beautiful car! After that, starting in 1971, my dad was able to buy a new Lincoln every 2-3 years till the last in 1978.
1976 Chrysler NewYorker is now the top of the line for Chrysler Corporation. It used to be the Chrysler Imperial. Imperial was a separate make from 1955 to 1970 as of luxury car for a Chrysler line up. I like the big fender skirts on Chrysler cars from 1974-1978, it is standard on 1974 and 1975 Chrysler Imperial, it is also standard on 1974-1978 New Yorker, but it is optional on the low priced Newport for 1974-1978.
Despite being labeled as the ``Imperial LeBaron by Chrysler`` it still was its own make all the way to 1975.The fender skirts were made optional even on the NYB for 78 and you were not able to get one of them after 74 as anything lesser than a Brougham before the C-bodies were replaced with R-bodies in 79 when the ``Brougham`` got its turn to get discontinued.
Had a 74 Monaco 2dr paid $100 for it put on set of rims drove the shit out of it hit a tornado head on at 50 mph I drove it home!!!!! What a battleship loved that car wish I had it now. Go MOPAR 440 forever!!!
I have owned and saw many New Yorker's but I have never once seen a 4 speed manual trans in one that is different that is a cool car with it being a 2 door with the 4 gear I would get rid of those hood scoops though
FYI: The hood scoops were made by Woodall Industries - LOF Plastics in Detroit, Michigan where my dad worked. They are for a Plymouth -or- Dodge and are high dollar items at swap meets today. Take care!
Tony .....doesn't mean they make the car look better. Since they arent functional then surely doesn't help performance. Is....would look a lot better w/o. Still an awesome ride!
I'm not a Mopar guy but this is a sweet setup. Anything with a 440 and a 4 speed is alright by me. The belts seem a little jumpy though, maybe a little loose?
Straight duels do not have "H" pipes in them. They are : manifolds and pipe that is without mufflers of any kind at least 60"long. No bends except to come from the manifold down to under the floor. And NO H PIPE. I ran that setup on my 66 GTO until I traded it in.
Magnificent huge hot Rod Chrysler! With a 440/4 brl Commando Engine with dual exhaust and hopefully something like at least a3:08 Posi. Plus LOOSE the fake hood scoops! But I sorry I commented before watching the video. Also that squeaking clutch pedal? Needs some One Lube! But still even with the fake boi racer hood scoops, it’s still a magnificent big MOPAR, I’m sure capable of high speed runs that might just break the 85 mph speedo! We had a 68 Chrysler Town&Country Beach Wagon, my Dad ordered special when forced to trade his beloved 64 Imperial Crown Coupe in, after Mom told him she was expecting my third of five total siblings. The car had a screaming 440/4 brl dual exhaust, with factory towing package, including a 3:55 posi for the family boat an travel trailer, Dad could tow with effortlessly! As the oldest of six, I took my drivers road test in, back in 1972. Then after my Honorable Discharge from The U.S.Army, in April 76, Dad had by then bought Mom a newer wagon, but let my brothers and sisters learn in the big Chrysler. But when I came home without a car? Dad never hesitated to lend me the big Chrysler for a daily driver, till I could find a nice used Scout II. I have to say that big Chrysler was a fast highway cruiser! On more than one occasion I had the 120 mph horizontal speedometer not just buried, but the needle past the end of the Speedo, all the way through the clock to 3 o’clock!! The engine was screaming, the doors sounded like they were gonna get sucked right off! All while burning 1/8th a gas tank in about 1 mile!!! That car ran like a champ for 18 grueling years and 154,000 miles before Dad sold it! The only problem we ever had? Was freeze plugs rotting/leaking! But everything else was trouble free except rubber parts and brake shoes/drums, as the car was just too heavy an fast. That was actually the best 2wheel rear wheel drive vehicle I’ve ever driven in the snow! Especially when tires chains were added! But were a major P I T A to put on, even when the fender skirts were removed! But what a beautiful big car an luxurious ride/handling! It was metallic maroon, with chrome roof rack and handles on each side of the power rear window, wood grained sides with dark red leather three road interior, loaded with power everything and climate control. I know Dad paid well over $5,500 brand new in 68!
This is awesome!! Answered a question that I had: if it was feasible to put a 4 speed transmission in a C body. I hope that you sold it for a good price.
This one did not have any cats on it when I got it. I know that the low compression they came with sure made them slow compared to the ones in the 60's. I did own a 77 NYB with a factory towing installed and it had a 440 with no air. And 77 was the last yr for the 440
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing all conventional fuel stations to only one state operated central gas station per city or county. Now they want to slow down all the gas station fuel pumps from 20 litre per minute to 2 litre per minute...From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime :-(((
You sold the car I would bought the car in heart beat and paid an extra 500 bucks for it. Its unique car that you built That would of been my pride and joy
Actual factory 4 speed?? Rare wouldnt even cover that one. Ive never heard that before but if one has the money the factory ?( with upstairs appfoval) obviously would do it.Just wow thats a new one in me.
Everything about this car is incredibly cool, except for the hood scoops -- which are easily enough removed and not a deal breaker. I'd drive this car every day. Awesome
That & the wheels...100% with you.
I take it that this New Yorker originally came with a 727 Torqueflite. I was under the impression that the last of the manual gearbox Chryslers was the base Newport, only, and that with the 3-speed "on the tree" with either the 360 LA engine, as of 1971, or the 383 (until 1971) or the 400 (1971 only), either with the 2 barrel carb. I believe that when Chrysler restyled the "B" and "C" bodies extensively in 1972, all "C" bodies were automatic only.
I always wanted to know what a big car like that feels like with a manual transmission. I like big cars but I hate autos, so now I have a better idea. Cheerz
Ok, I know my Mopars as well as anyone..... I'd have to see the build sheet for this boat before I'd ever consider this being a factory 4 spd. That being said, EXTREMELY COOL & VERY NICE !!!!!
I, also, was surprised that such a thing existed.
The dog was bringing you his toy he wanted to play. I always take my dog with me when i go for a drive. One of the best feelings in the world, driving my Chrysler with my buddy listening to music.
This is a really sweet luxury/muscle car. The best of both worlds.Nice plush interior with A/C too, probably power everything, and best of all a 440-4 speed combo and a 3.54 rear axle...which gives it a good blend of acceleration and top end. I assume the 440 is hot rodded a bit because of the 10:1 compression ratio. A stock 440 in 1976 would've had a compression ratio in the 8s. Awesome car man
OMG I had one of these back in the day and to see one with a 4 speed blows my mind. I got it for 200 bucks as it had a electrical fire under the dash and it was only 4 years old. Replaced the entire dash and wires from a wrecked one. Never have I seen more wires in a car than this one.
Hurst 4 Speed Rare Gem 💎
Rare Gem to See a 4 Speed Hurst Manual. I had a 71 Chrysler 300 Hurst with a 727 Automatic. Had a 383 V8. I Traded that Car for 91 Ford Crown Victoria with the Built 351 Cleveland V8. Still have that Car. It was a Former Cleveland Police Department No Rust I put in Led Headlights back in 2009 and Rebuilt the 4 Speed Automatic and Put In a 5 Speed Automatic with a Torque Shifter. For Better Ride.
Hello there! I have to say that’s an amazing big old MOPAR! Coming from a guy that grew up with a wonderful father that had some really beautiful Chrysler’s. The ones I remember are a 59 New Yorker my dad owned new till he traded it for a real amazing 1964 Imperial Crown Coupe, he order special loaded out with optional back then, even in a two door Imperial Chrysler Tempatrol automatic climate control, with a 413 Imperial Wedge, that had a rectangular steering wheel that looked kinda aeronauticalthat was also clear on the top rung and the color of the interior at the hub and bottom rung, along with push button shifting! With med blue leather and metallic exterior, with a special textured vinyl top. With so much chrome all in ver in an out! That car was also fast! But also whisper quiet! With dual exhaust with big pipes and huge mufflers and resonators. I remember down at the beach house when my uncles and older cousins came down we would all go see who had the fastest car! The fastest overall was the Imperial, once it got moving it passed all the others on this long straight road called the escape road, built after the hurricane of 59, in Galilee R. I. The quickest-was my cousins 1966 GTO, plus his dad, my uncle has a mean Chrysler 300! Those were the days! Of .25-.30 cent high test Sunoco 260! With big powerful cars. By 1968, after my four sibling was born my dad had to trade his beloved Imperial in on a real beast, a 1968 Chrysler Town & Country Beach Wagon, he ordered with a 440 Commando 4 brl Dual exhaust with factory tow package that came with a hd hitch and plug, with bigger leaf springs air shocks and torsion bars, with front disk brakes! Plus a 3:55 Limited slip rear end! That was the first car I legally drove with a license! The next car he bought was used from his mother, seeing as how every two years my Grandmother who was the starter of the family trucking company, would buy a new Thunderbird 4 door, that had suicide rear doors! But most importantly came with the 429 Thunderjet engine! In all black with leather and an Alligator vinyl top! That was a beautiful car! After that, starting in 1971, my dad was able to buy a new Lincoln every 2-3 years till the last in 1978.
Love the engine work... if I had it, I'd return the exterior to a "stock" look, and with the engine improvements, you've got a real winner!
Nice to see that the seller isn't scared to give it a bit of stick!
Yeh I would lose those hood scoops
Nice! Gotta love a big block 4 Speed!
1976 Chrysler NewYorker is now the top of the line for Chrysler Corporation. It used to be the Chrysler Imperial. Imperial was a separate make from 1955 to 1970 as of luxury car for a Chrysler line up. I like the big fender skirts on Chrysler cars from 1974-1978, it is standard on 1974 and 1975 Chrysler Imperial, it is also standard on 1974-1978 New Yorker, but it is optional on the low priced Newport for 1974-1978.
Despite being labeled as the ``Imperial LeBaron by Chrysler`` it still was its own make all the way to 1975.The fender skirts were made optional even on the NYB for 78 and you were not able to get one of them after 74 as anything lesser than a Brougham before the C-bodies were replaced with R-bodies in 79 when the ``Brougham`` got its turn to get discontinued.
Had a 74 Monaco 2dr paid $100 for it put on set of rims drove the shit out of it hit a tornado head on at 50 mph I drove it home!!!!! What a battleship loved that car wish I had it now. Go MOPAR 440 forever!!!
I have owned and saw many New Yorker's but I have never once seen a 4 speed manual trans in one that is different that is a cool car with it being a 2 door with the 4 gear I would get rid of those hood scoops though
FYI: The hood scoops were made by Woodall Industries - LOF Plastics in Detroit, Michigan where my dad worked. They are for a Plymouth -or- Dodge and are high dollar items at swap meets today. Take care!
Tony .....doesn't mean they make the car look better. Since they arent functional then surely doesn't help performance. Is....would look a lot better w/o. Still an awesome ride!
That 4 speed is a custom job.
The New Yorker with a racing 🏎 twist. Now, that is efficient use of that old school 440 Hemi with a 4 shifter. Unique!
Thanks for sharing!
BP
There is no 440 hemi sir, cmiiw
A VERY UNIQUE ORIGINAL.....BEAUTIFUL !!!!
I'm not a Mopar guy but this is a sweet setup. Anything with a 440 and a 4 speed is alright by me. The belts seem a little jumpy though, maybe a little loose?
Straight duels do not have "H" pipes in them. They are : manifolds and pipe that is without mufflers of any kind at least 60"long. No bends except to come from the manifold down to under the floor. And NO H PIPE. I ran that setup on my 66 GTO until I traded it in.
Absolutely beautiful 👌
Magnificent huge hot Rod Chrysler! With a 440/4 brl Commando Engine with dual exhaust and hopefully something like at least a3:08 Posi. Plus LOOSE the fake hood scoops! But I sorry I commented before watching the video. Also that squeaking clutch pedal? Needs some One Lube! But still even with the fake boi racer hood scoops, it’s still a magnificent big MOPAR, I’m sure capable of high speed runs that might just break the 85 mph speedo! We had a 68 Chrysler Town&Country Beach Wagon, my Dad ordered special when forced to trade his beloved 64 Imperial Crown Coupe in, after Mom told him she was expecting my third of five total siblings. The car had a screaming 440/4 brl dual exhaust, with factory towing package, including a 3:55 posi for the family boat an travel trailer, Dad could tow with effortlessly! As the oldest of six, I took my drivers road test in, back in 1972. Then after my Honorable Discharge from The U.S.Army, in April 76, Dad had by then bought Mom a newer wagon, but let my brothers and sisters learn in the big Chrysler. But when I came home without a car? Dad never hesitated to lend me the big Chrysler for a daily driver, till I could find a nice used Scout II. I have to say that big Chrysler was a fast highway cruiser! On more than one occasion I had the 120 mph horizontal speedometer not just buried, but the needle past the end of the Speedo, all the way through the clock to 3 o’clock!! The engine was screaming, the doors sounded like they were gonna get sucked right off! All while burning 1/8th a gas tank in about 1 mile!!! That car ran like a champ for 18 grueling years and 154,000 miles before Dad sold it! The only problem we ever had? Was freeze plugs rotting/leaking! But everything else was trouble free except rubber parts and brake shoes/drums, as the car was just too heavy an fast. That was actually the best 2wheel rear wheel drive vehicle I’ve ever driven in the snow! Especially when tires chains were added! But were a major P I T A to put on, even when the fender skirts were removed! But what a beautiful big car an luxurious ride/handling! It was metallic maroon, with chrome roof rack and handles on each side of the power rear window, wood grained sides with dark red leather three road interior, loaded with power everything and climate control. I know Dad paid well over $5,500 brand new in 68!
He says in the video that it has a 3:55 gear
lost me at 4spd. and aftermarket radio, to beautiful of a car to have that done to it.
Bonito Amigó pinche carro
Calientito el carro por dentró
Knew a guy who had an old Cordoba with buckets & console in that very color.
She's a beautiful piece but those scoops could be white ( or gone ).
Chrysler guys not afraid to put their foot in it! Awesome
no fear here. lol My Challenger now is a little different over 165 I start to get nervous. lol
OMG I am just tripping out here, this is the total Mafia Staff Car.
You can just see Ray Liota driving this in some alternate version of "Goodfellas".
Thats a rare one never heard of what a need for it.
WOW that's amazing.
This is awesome!! Answered a question that I had: if it was feasible to put a 4 speed transmission in a C body. I hope that you sold it for a good price.
Great!😁👍🛠️
Very nice concept - but it sounds like a few parts need greasing or at least oiling....
Hope the clutch has been lubricated! Very cool...
Huh? You don't lubricate the clutch lol
1976 was interesting year - Catalytic converter took some of the smog/deliverability problems away. Was LAST year for 440.
This one did not have any cats on it when I got it. I know that the low compression they came with sure made them slow compared to the ones in the 60's. I did own a 77 NYB with a factory towing installed and it had a 440 with no air. And 77 was the last yr for the 440
1978 was the last year of the 440 engine.
They had 440’s in 1977 as well.
Cool video. I hope you got a good price for such a cool car.
awesome gurlll..damn
That’s lit!!
Is that 4-speed factory?
nice rare car. & then add a 4 speed to it that's nice.
Very, very rare for a New Yorker of that generation to have a manual transmission...the automatic transmission was far more common!
Amazing!
Sadly from 2030 on all combustion cars including classics will be banned
from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the
Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025
on by reducing all conventional fuel stations to only one state operated central gas
station per city or county. Now they want to slow down all the gas station fuel
pumps from 20 litre per minute to 2 litre per minute...From 2027 on in
the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems,
turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and
New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be
done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a new kind of
crime here, called emissions and smoke crime :-(((
That can all be avoided by electing the "right" politicians! That's why we're bringing back President Trump for 2024!!
Cool old boat!
A pimp daddy ride ,, from the Kojak tv show
Great vid
I love that car, put a Pistol grip in it, DAMMIT!!!
lucky to get a godamn 4 speed as it is!
I love it an it’s a mopar
You sold the car I would bought the car in heart beat and paid an extra 500 bucks for it. Its unique car that you built That would of been my pride and joy
What leanburn delete kit did you use?
wow nice
Now's the time to buy. When I pull it out in a month or so the price will go up.
Hey is this the old R12 or 134 A C system?
Omg 440 4 speed. Do you know how rare that is ? Mopar guys would kill to get that setup.
It's not factory
Not factory, was converted by a guy I know of in Florida.
Did that really come with a fo' on the flo'?
Nice car....wish I had the $$$ to buy it....or I wish it got 25mpg, then I could justify it. Good luck with your sale.
Yes it is still forsale.
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Fuck the big block 4 speed I'm here for thr kerinthian leather
It is a nice car though. Make those hood scoops work or trash them. Oh, tighten those A/C belts.A few things but nicely done.
4 speed manual or automatic? What was the stock transmission? Or transmissions available?
4 speed manual was swapped in it. the original is a 727 3 spd auto.
Could you tell me how much you sold this car for?
factory 4 speed? gotta be rare as all get out!
+Crownbagavenger nah not factory lol.
It's gotta have Torqueflite!
did it sell?
4 speed??!!!?
Which family guy episode is this?
Interesting.
i was wondering if you still have this car up for sale i am interested
paid 8200 sold for 5k
Actual factory 4 speed?? Rare wouldnt even cover that one. Ive never heard that before but if one has the money the factory ?( with upstairs appfoval) obviously would do it.Just wow thats a new one in me.
No, not factory, was converted by a guy I know of in Florida.
@@furyfantoo Ok, thank you, beautiful car, sounds great.
Why a 4 speed in a tank like this?
nice
What a nice car. Can you tell me the cam size?
I don't know what it was. I can tell you it did not have enough vacuum to run the ac.lol
How much
HOOOOOOOOooooooooo ddddaaaaammmmmNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
Is that a b-body 4 speed ?
yep it is a 23 spline 4 speed.
@@JmReidinger nice fit
Ya got truck tires man
legal
Sleeper quiet.
why????
Exactly WHY???
email jindy@newnorth.net or call 715-369-2853 Joe
hey grandpap! can i borrow your car?
Sure grandson !!!!! just leave the money on the table.
а что скрипит?
All Chrysler products do that a lot!!
Put that 440 in a 68 dart body
Find a 70s Cuda with a 318 and switch out the drivelines.
Wire wheels would go better here!
Yeah you can say shit on TH-cam
if you paid $8500 you paid about $3500 too much,the only cool thing about it is the 440 and the 4 speed
Nicer than that shitbox Pontiac.
Boring 4yrs ago...boring now.
Feel free to post your car and if you did not like it the first time why did you watch it again? Go troll somebody else.
@@JmReidinger 👌
Hideous.
What ever happened to this car ? I had heard it was in a demo derby ?
how much