The first one I can think of is the New Yorker with CA black plates in James Flammangs book "Cars of the Fabolous 50:s".
The second one is a Windsor for sale here: http://www.usabil.nu/databas/Detalj.asp?ID=32672
I can't think of any other ones right now but I would think that there is more of them in Sweden. Have you checked the WPC club roster? There are some for sure?
Hans
>
> Dear List,
> Does anyone know of any 1959 Chrysler NewYorker convertibles, or even
> Windsor convertibles, in use, in collections or museums or even in wrecking
> yards? My brother and I are the very proud owners of a 1959 Chrysler New
> Yorker convertible in Persian Pink. The car is in near original No. 2
> condition. It originated in Pennsylvania, via Sweden, and is now in
> England, where we live. As there were only 286 examples made in 1959 and
> with an average survival rate of 1 - 2% at the very most, we are looking at
> probably less than 5 cars in existence. I know the survival rate of 300E
> convertibles is higher, even though 140 examples were made.
> Any information, no matter how old, would be much appreciated.
>
> Gavin and Robbie Garrow
> 1959 New Yorker Convertible
> 1956 Imperial Southampton 4dr Hardtop
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