1993 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Avenue sedan. 49k original miles.

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1993 Chrysler New Yorker 5th Avenue.How about a 1993 Chrysler with 49,268 original miles for your"new"luxury car? You'll be hard pressed to find a cleaner 1991-1993 New Yorker Fifth Ave. Unbelievable amount of back seat comfort, passengers will love you for having this car. Perfect"new"winter car for up north, but with ice cold original A/C, great for here inFlorida too.
About the Fifth Avenue:- Optional 3.8 V6.
- PW, PL, PS, PB, Power seats, Leather, Power trunk (open/close), Cruise, Climate control, Automatic air-ride adjustment (works great!).
- No rust, original paint shines, spotless underbody, all glass clear glass, 2-non-smoker owners.
- Garaged, no sun fade on the beautiful interior, perfect dash, like-new leather seats, and like new headliner.
- ICE COLDoriginal R12 Factory Air Conditioningw/Climate control. Laser checked it at 34.9 degrees!
- Nice HOT heat.
- Factory AM/FM/cassette w/5-band EQ (rare) was sent to electronic specialist where iPod connection was added, sounds great.
- Power drivers seat with memory and power recline; power passenger seat w/power recline.
- Power antenna works like new.- NewInterstate battery this summer.- Kumho tires new in 2015.- Original glove box manuals.
The only negatives that I can see:
* Car has a fewvery small dings in a row on passenger front door but very hard to see.
* One small ding on front left fender/hood, and one on the trunk near the center, alsohard to see.* Cruise control stopped working last week. My VW mechanic said the switch is worn out at brake pedal. I can't reach it without being a contortionist and throwing my back out (neither can he, we're old!) so that's for the new owner to deal with! Shouldn't be a bid deal for a Chrysler mechanic.
ANY questions? Just ask.
Clear Florida title and insurance in MY name.
Driven daily so the miles will increase a bit.This 24-year old car issold as iswithno warranty.
Personally, I'd drive this car toanywhereUSA as it has noissues at this time.
Fly into Sarasota/Bradenton, St Pete/Clearwater, Punta Gorda or Fort Myers and drive home. Lots of inexpensive flightsvia Allegiant, jetBlue, Frontier, and others.