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Love the "2 mufflers under the hood" option.

Topless is always better! Nice car.

The photos would look better with your car in them. Can't wait for the snow to finally melt here on Long Island so i can take my car out. Right now, I'll need to out a snow plow on the front to get it out of the garage.

Absolutely beautiful. The folding headlights look like thry are in great shape too.

Love Mr. Fix it's car!

Polara71 is one of the lucky ones- wish I had that luck!

If it didn't leak, it wouldn't be a convertible. They all leak- including mine.

Talk about flex, mine is a 67 300 convertible, which has less support without a fixed roof. The first time I jacked up the car, I almost had a heart attack. Fortunately, it flexed back into place when the car was lowered.

You're out of luck. I bought my 67 300 from a charity that got the car as a donation. The door pillar plate was there, but the VIN plate on the driver's side fender under the hood was removed when the car was painted by the previous owner. Those are the only 2 places that you would have seen the...

Luckily its only a head and not a block that's cracked.

Do the cat pictures come with the cornering lights?

They just love those early 70's C-bodys in Germany!

Thanks Blufury361! I'll that in mind and look for a set of aftermarket rims. Does anyone know who makes a decent rim that looks stock and will accomodate the original hubcap?

Thanks for the info on the tires.

Love them dual antennas.

​Does anyone know what width 14" rims were stock on a 1967 Chrysler 300? Anyone know where I can find a set of aftermarket steel rims that look stock and will fit stock 14" hubcaps? My 67 300 came with 14" rims, but somewhere along the line the rims must have been changed and 15's were put on...

Hubcap locks. Fairly commonly seen in my youth while living in Queens, NY.

Despite B bodys getting the most looks, C bodys get the most smiles. They look impressive and have the power under the hood to back it up.