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1941 chrysler convertable
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Posted: 07/03/04
04:15 PM
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What to know the difference between a new yorker and a highlander? Also numbers produced?
Thaks
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L Red X
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Posted: 07/05/04
04:33 PM
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The New Yorker was a model along with the Saratoga Winsor and Royal. The Highlander was an interior option which included plaid upholstery. This option was available on the NewYorker (C-30) inwhich the 323.5 cuin flathead straight 8 was the standard engine and the Windsor (C-28W) in which the 241.5 cuin flathead inline 6 was the standard engine. This option was available, I believe, thru 1949. A south western Navajo Indian motif was another interior option.
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Posted: 07/05/04
05:35 PM
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L RED X
Thank you for the info. My Dad had a 1941 Chrysler convertable. It had leather seats and rear wheel covers painted yellow. He bought it new in 1941 or late 40. I have a picture of the car and compared it to pictures of a couple that I have today. But I can not tell them apart from the pictures. Knowing my Dad it may have had a V8 but I do not know. My Mom sold the car in 46 when he was over seas. I am trying to find out what he had and then may be get one.
Thank's
father time
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