1977 Chrysler New Yorker Brougham Spotter's Guide

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Here is a photo which shows one of the most popular 1977 New Yorker
Brougham colors, "Spinnaker White". The matching formal vinyl top gives
this fine luxury car an understated elegance.

This photograph was taken from the original magazine advertisement
for the 1977 New Yorker Brougham. It shows the high level of chrome
trim, as well as the rare and striking color "Starlight Blue". A grand
car with glamorous style.

This picture was taken at a car show, and again shows the popular
"Spinnaker White". This time, with a different color vinyl roof and the
rare non-St. Regis style hardtop roofline. It wears standard
wheel covers.

This 1977 New Yorker Brougham appears to be a well-optioned car.
The photo shows its chiseled, stately lines and imposing "waterfall"
grille. It wears the optional "Premier" wheel covers and a unique color
combination.

Here is a classy example of its type. Obviously well cared for, this
New Yorker Brougham is a majestic display of opulence and grandeur.
It's a timeless design of formality and luxury.

This is a scarce example of a NYB painted in handsome "Silver Cloud
Metallic". It is shown without vent windows, which were a common
option.

As we look into the spacious interior of this prestige automobile,
we are struck by the magnificent "Brazilian Rosewood" dashboard,
complete with 8-track player, Autotemp II, Chronometer, coin holder,
cruise control, center glove box, and every other option that can be
imagined.

Style over substance? We think not. The next time you are sitting
in a new so-called "luxury" car, think of where you could be lounging.
The epitome of style and comfort. For people who could afford it. Rich
Corinthian Leather.

For people who were uncomfortable with such overdone, ostentatious
1970s plushness, Cortez Velour could be ordered at no cost. The only
cost to the buyer was the drop on the status scale.

Written by: Jon Denson, Supreme NYBeing

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	Here is a photo which shows one of the most popular 1977 New Yorker Brougham colors, "Spinnaker White". The matching formal vinyl top gives this fine luxury car an understated elegance.
	This photograph was taken from the original magazine advertisement for the 1977 New Yorker Brougham. It shows the high level of chrome trim, as well as the rare and striking color "Starlight Blue". A grand car with glamorous style.
	This picture was taken at a car show, and again shows the popular "Spinnaker White". This time, with a different color vinyl roof and the rare non-St. Regis style hardtop roofline. It wears standard wheel covers.
	This 1977 New Yorker Brougham appears to be a well-optioned car. The photo shows its chiseled, stately lines and imposing "waterfall" grille. It wears the optional "Premier" wheel covers and a unique color combination.
	Here is a classy example of its type. Obviously well cared for, this New Yorker Brougham is a majestic display of opulence and grandeur. It's a timeless design of formality and luxury.
	This is a scarce example of a NYB painted in handsome "Silver Cloud Metallic". It is shown without vent windows, which were a common option.
	As we look into the spacious interior of this prestige automobile, we are struck by the magnificent "Brazilian Rosewood" dashboard, complete with 8-track player, Autotemp II, Chronometer, coin holder, cruise control, center glove box, and every other option that can be imagined.
	Style over substance? We think not. The next time you are sitting in a new so-called "luxury" car, think of where you could be lounging. The epitome of style and comfort. For people who could afford it. Rich Corinthian Leather.
	For people who were uncomfortable with such overdone, ostentatious 1970s plushness, Cortez Velour could be ordered at no cost. The only cost to the buyer was the drop on the status scale.