For Sale ’70 300 convert TNT car: I remember this one when it was for sale in Canada

[sauterd]

1970 Chrysler 300 Series

Also, seems like it had some issues with real frame rail area, may have photos somewhere (?)

 

[saforwardlook]

Who would ever order those colors on such a car? And black walls too? Ugh!

 

[sauterd]

Who would ever order those colors on such a car? And black walls too? Ugh!

i admit i thouht it was green all of this time, but apparently is gold, must be pretty faded, or i need new glasses.

 

[Big_John]

A couple hours with a buffer would do wonders for that car.

 

[Ironwolf]

A couple hours with a buffer would do wonders for that car.

I'm thinking something like this is what it should

end up like !!!...but without a roof....

 

[Fratzog]

On the surface this one looks to be an easy project for someone. Of course it merits close inspection. I like the colour combo.

 

[fury fan]

Also, seems like it had some issues with real frame rail area, may have photos somewhere (?)

I remember this one too, yes it was pretty crusty underneath. Fist-sized hole at rear of a subframe rail, one of hte side-side seat support brackets rusted in two, and trunk had some poorly-done patches.

Can see VIN in pic below matches the current listing, with different seller.

 

[fury fan]

Blue lines show patches, yellow area looks like it's been puttied or something.

 

[fury fan]

From last time, is hiding under the spare tire.

 

[saforwardlook]

A few days ago I sent him an Ebay question for him to describe any rust or rust repairs on the vehicle since any mention of rust was conspicuously missing from his description. Here is what I got back:

New message from: asc314 (350

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I repaired and replaced floors and did some frame repair as needed. Rockers could be replaced but I was focused on making it a solid driver, which it def is now

 

[Fratzog]

The repairs definitely are not pretty but if solid I'd have little issue.

 

[fury fan]

Soemtimes it's hard to criticize someone else's work if it looks sloppy, because we should not assume it was done to deceive others (but easy to do since that seems rampant). Sometimes people do the best they can and it just doesn't look perfect. And sometimes they do repairs based on what the car deserves. (sometimes I criticize anyway, can't help myself )

And based on my review of the pics I saved from last time, and my assessmentof it, it was really crusty and thin-looking underneath, and was a poor candidate to make a creampuff car out of. so I'd say repair to make it solid and dependable was the prudent choice. But whitewalls. Needs whitewalls....

 

[polara71]

How'd he get that miniature trash can to stand on the convertible top?

 

[Ironwolf]

How'd he get that miniature trash can to stand on the convertible top?

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That is one big azz BIG GULP !!!!!!!!!