NOT MINE 1970 Chrysler 300 *T code 440* Nebraska
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IOLA KID
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It's for sale on their own website for $19800.00 USD.
azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
Wow! Love it!
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
Do you have a link?
330dTA
Senior Member
Nice? It is extremely nice. Nicely optioned, and the engine bay looks like the car has been pampered.
I like the cloth seats more than the vinyl, too. Only the color is a turnoff.
I like the cloth seats more than the vinyl, too. Only the color is a turnoff.
What has happened to C body prices??? The dealer asking price of almost $20K seems too low for such a nice car. Maybe it is because it has the Auto-temp 1 system?? I like the optional wheel covers though...................
If 40K miles original, it seems like a good buy .....................
If 40K miles original, it seems like a good buy .....................
Ripinator
Old Man with a Hat
I agree. The car is probably priced a bit low. Also, if the 40K miles is accurate, there must be a helluva story associated with this car. How the heck does such a car sit around for more than fifty years and be in such good condition? Who owned it and why didn't they drive it? Was it parked in someone's bedroom all these years?
They probably stopped driving it when the Auto-temp 1 quit, which means no heat or a/c.............................. and kept it parked in a cement floor garage with good insulation
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
I think it's great to see cars priced lower than the stratosphere. I'm not against a seller getting fair money, but I don't think the market is where many of todays listing prices are. Funny how a guy asking $50k for something that isn't, makes the $20k cars seem like basement bargains.
330dTA
Senior Member
It is a very well optioned car. Very rare.
Am I the only one puzzled by the lack of insulation on the inside surface of the hood? Please correct me if I am mistaken, but I thought that underhood insulation was standard on Chrysler 300 2drs?
Other than the extra antenna on the trunk, and the possible rust points under the RHS rear pillar vinyl (see below), the car looks great. A great color combo and interior materials too: Mr. Darryl T. McKenzie, who ordered the car new in New Mexico, chose very well in my book.
Some more photos for records (the extra antenna can be seen in the first pic below):
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SeaFuse
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This is what I recall. Did not sell. 1970 CHRYSLER 300 * BELIEVED TO BE 1 OWNER WITH DOCUMENTATION* | Cars & Vehicles | Online Auctions | Proxibid
SeaFuse
Member
Is it confirmed the ATC is not working? Seller will not respond.
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
Says dry Montana car!
Thank you for the link. Turns out that the 300 I remembered was actually a 1969 with "similar" paint and wheels but a white roof that sold at Mecum in Chattanooga two months ago a few months ago and was discussed here. That one sold for $12k + auction fees, which IMHO was a pittance.
SeaFuse
Member
I bid on that one. Freight was a deal killer for me. The convertible 300 that went right after it is on eBay now. Wondering if the Coupe will end up there also, or in Europe.
69CoronetRT
Senior Member
It’s close to me if anyone is interested.
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