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I just did mine, I used Dewey.

Welcome from Ohio!

RIP..so sad ..

There's a short video, but, I don't know how /can't post that ...

https://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/stunning-1970-chrysler-300-hurst-is-a-tnt-powered-two-ton-muscle-car-242728_1.jpg Congrats Dave!!! Nice

As everyone has stated in one way or another, the car is beautiful. I feel your pain about blocking the 8 ft quarter panels. One of my favorite photos from my restoration, you can see my "3 ft sanding block" on the top of the quarter panel. I felt like Popeye when I got done...lol

Hi there, JJ here, we met at Norwalk, I had the Red 69 300, we talked just before I left. Would love to see some pics of the car, and as I told you that day, don't get rid of it.

Few more

A few pics.

I thought it was a good turnout, we figured about 150 show cars..

I plan to be there Saturday!

I'm late in responding, but sorry, won't be able to attend..next year after I retire, I'm doing as many of these as I can!!

I filled out the "Survey" provided on the website, and suggested getting the "C" bodies all in one area.....

Thanks everyone!!! Good to see you all, and Dave, congrats in all ways on your Hurst 300!

We'll be leaving Toledo area about 8-9 Thursday morning. Turnpike the whole way . I believe omni is also. Gotta reach out to him. I'll watch this post for updates, maybe catch a few of you on the road. Safe Travels!!

Mine came with a 2.76 open rear. D51 on the broadcast sheet.

We will be heading from Northwood on Thursday. Probably early morning.

Here's what is in my 69 300, I couldn't find anything, but the $carce ebody style which is similar, so, jb weld and patience, I repaired mine...good luck

Congrats!!