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YouTube video The Mighty 70 Chrysler 300 Hurst! A History Of The Best Luxury Muscle Car Made! Which Would U Pick?

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Selling my 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst. Bought it from follow member @saforwardlook a bunch of years ago and it still has the original blue California plates on it. Don’t really want to sell it but ended up with another Hurst that is a console car and having two Hurst projects is kind of silly...

Still have the rear seat. Side panels are gone.

My 71 new yorker is the same color green as this 300. As most know who have followed my progress, this is a family car my dad purchased new. Its a 2 dr ht with a 440 TNT. from what I can tell, it appears to be a somewhat softer shade of green

I asked the guy for the fender tag with other questions and he deferred me to the ad and how solid the car is. His salesman attitude pushed me away . He also has horrible feedback. I still consider it though. Hes only about 70 miles north.

Fender tag picture very late build!!!

This weekend I nabbed a 71 Gran coupe 2dr very rotted car been in Illinois it's hole life. I bought it from the orginal owner with the original title still it was parked in 95 unfortunately salt and the cement building didn't take it easy on the car. I got it for the windshield front and rear...

You ever check it out?

Chrysler Thunderbolt at Ludlow Motors, Binghamton NY November 1940

There's a thread on here about that car.

Same guy has a T code also!!

In-house item aye...damn. Wouldn't mind me one...

This is scintillating quite nicely even on my monitor, I must say, sir.....

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Heres some pics at the body shop

looks like the firewall has been painted black ? and M6T5 is a tan bucket seat interior............... not the black in the pics A4 with saddle tan would have been a very striking combo

Probably won't make Carlisle since that is almost a cross country drive from California in a hot time of the year usually. I am just 6 months away from being 79, so I like keeping more active than doing all that driving. But folks on this site are always welcome to look over my asylum. I get...

Well, it depends on the year. For 72/73 remember the Monaco was top of the line so it got the high level trim. The "lesser" wagon on the ladder was the Polara. For the Formal Dodge wagon, they had to come up with something since the Polara went away. Hence for 74-77, you had the Monaco...

Please dont add a spring. Replace what is there, including bushings.