1965 300 4 Speed Hardtop

[tdenkler]

Thanks guys and yes I know I gotta look for a 65 Chrysler with the 4 speed but it’s hard to find theM

I have a 65 300 L htp 4 speed in my garage in pieces.
I had my son dismantle it to restore it when i retired. my son and i are now both disabled!
Have all the parts to put back together plus a 300 L automatic parts car.
Bought car in 1988. Many spare trim and other parts go with it. I want $6000 for all of it. Email me if interested

 

[300Classy]

I have a 65 300 L htp 4 speed in my garage in pieces.
I had my son dismantle it to restore it when i retired. my son and i are now both disabled!
Have all the parts to put back together plus a 300 L automatic parts car.
Bought car in 1988. Many spare trim and other parts go with it. I want $6000 for all of it. Email me if interested

I messaged you

 

[Ripinator]

I have a 65 300 L htp 4 speed in my garage in pieces.
I had my son dismantle it to restore it when i retired. my son and i are now both disabled!
Have all the parts to put back together plus a 300 L automatic parts car.
Bought car in 1988. Many spare trim and other parts go with it. I want $6000 for all of it. Email me if interested

There ya go !

 

[300Classy]

There ya go !

Just waiting on him to reply to my message

 

[66Monacovert]

Here’s a real beauty!!!

 

[300Classy]

Here’s a real beauty!!!

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Devilish luxury

 

[fury fan]

Just waiting on him to reply to my message

Old thread, but I discovered it as I was doing some other digging related to 4-speeds.
I think our friend Tom Denkler passed away a few years ago.

RIP member tdenkler (Tom Denkler)

 

[300Classy]

Well that’s really unfortunate

 

[fury fan]

Yeah, none of us are getting any younger, and tomorrow is promised to no one.
I am always torn to read of losing members, and then wondering what the fate of their cars would be.
By the nature of webboards like this, we are steered toward cherishing the cars moreso than the people that owned them.
But the guys we lose loved their cars, so it's natural to hope the surviving family did as well.

 

[commando1]

RIP, Tom.
I always enjoyed our phone conversations.