Specifics: 1991 Chrysler New Yorker FIFTH AVENUE EDITION, 4-door FWD Sedan, 86993 Original miles, AUTO 4SPD W/OD, 3.3L V6. Stock# U1698B.

Features: Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Power Windows, Air Bags, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, AM/FM Stereo, Cassette.

History: I am only the second owner.  The original owner was a handicapped older gentleman who kept it in his garage next to his other car (a Lebaron).  I bought it 5 years ago with only 48K on it. I really like this car alot and would continue driving it.  Unfortunately, we have too many cars at home and I do not have the time nor knowledge to make the proper repairs.  The headliner used to sag so I used those twist things to hold it up.  The radio is not functioning, the air shocks pump gave out, and now the transmission is acting flaky.  A mechanic friend of mine said that he thinks there is an electric shift control problem.  This would make sense since a few years back the car was inspected and they told me that the electronic control unit near the trunk looked nearly burned out.  If that can be replaced it might solve these other problems.  I never looked any further into it.  The car is driveable but after driving it for a short while the car irritatingly slips into lower gears and remains that way for a while.  Four years ago while entering a parking lot, my driver's side door was run into.  I had it fixed and there have been no problems since.  All other eletrical devices seem to be functioning fine (power windows, door locks, seats.)

I am selling the car as cheaply as possible because of the defects.