1973 Chrysler Town and Country - $4,500

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1973 Chrysler Town & Country WAGON - $4500 (richmond)



1973 chrysler town & country paint color : brown size : full-size type : wagon drive : rwd fuel : gas transmission : automatic title status : clean cylinders : 8 cylinders
condition: good


440 powered , 727 , DUAL A/C , Pwr str. , Pwr locks , Pwr windows , 8 pass. wagon
Was an Oregon car till 1992, Tons of work done to it , New exhaust , brakes , Shocks , Tune up , Carb rebuild , Radiator re-cored. Valve cover gaskets are leaking now. Need minor fix to fuel line, new fuel pump.

4,500 obo will trade for GUNS ammo( handguns, Ar's not cheap crap) , mopar parts , But CASH IS KING !!

laney,ghetto cruiser,drive-by , shagin wagon,rolling motel , mopar,station wagon,gas guzzler ,

 

Is that a rear seat A/C and heater? Would that be a stock option? I do not know much about Full size Chryslers of that era.

 

Is that an A/C and heating unit for the back of the car? How would that work?

 

This car has been for sale for a very long time. Not sure why it hasn't sold yet.

 

He refers to it as a "Dual A/C" system, and the '73 Chrysler full-size brochure does mention such a thing in the options list.

Look at the second and fourth items down on this list. Both the "Dual Manual" and the "Dual Auto-Temp" were available only on the Town and Country.




From the photo of the rear a/c system, it certainly looks like an original installation.

Usually an indication that it's overpriced. I agree it looks nice in the photos, but we haven't seen it up close, and perhaps people who have have found it to be less than advertised. Also, $4,500 is steep for one of these in this condition. This is a $2,000 to $2,500 car.

 

Yes, that is the optional rear A/C unit on the roof. Had it's own fan and evaporator but just used extension hoses to run the Freon back to it. Only one compressor on the engine to run freon through all the hoses. About double the amount of freon needed to charge the system from empty.

 

Was for sale a few months ago for 3500$ and needed fuel line repairs then as well....

 

Isn't that the usual approach when something doesn't sell? Relist it at a higher price?

 

Yup, original rear air in this one! Just me is dead-on here. I'd like this one!