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I like it. It's not so nice that you have to worry about every drop of rain or nick and chip, but still in decent, presentable, enjoyable shape.

I found this as well. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/1968-chrysler-300.156202/

I think it might be this? http://davidsclassiccars.com/chrysler/372194-1968-chrysler-300-2-door-hardtop-coupe-440-v8-automatic-hidden-head-lights-mopar.html

It's been a long time since I've tinkered with the electrical irritations with my Fury, but quarantine has made for a good opportunity to revisit them. I'm trying to track down some things, none of which are showstoppers, but all of which are very irritating. I suspect that some of these share...

Already gone

I might finally get rid of this Dana 60 sitting in the garage.

The body looks better than the interior would indicate.

Besides the knobs though, I think it is a C Body radio.

Am I off or are those e body knobs?

I was going through the pictures thinking those stripes look alright. It's probably a nice 318 or /6 car. It IS a coupe. It IS sorta close. The price is probably negotiable. Then I hit the picture with the wheels, puked, then hit the picture with the Plymouth script. Couldn't have stopped at...

The pictures are eight years old.

I'm letting my buddy get his driving practice in mine during lunch, not that it's anywhere near this nice.

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$6k for a botched car?

Didn't we see a Newport with that flower pattern?

White vinyl roof AND a 360 :puke:

I don't like 360s, but it looks like it has the goto items taken care of. (Cooling & Charging) I like the white on white: I don't think I've ever seen it on a 72 Fury before, let alone a wagon. The wire wheels scream 85 caprice, but all in all work alright imo.

I like that one. If I needed a backup car, that would be it.

I take a baby seat in and out of a two door pretty often - and it makes me want two more doors pretty often.