For Sale 1965 Chrysler 300L Convertible For Sale
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No link.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
Click on the facebook 'f"
twostick
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No link for me either. Scanned the whole post and no hyperlinked "f's" or anything else anywhere.
Kevin
Kevin
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
No facebook……..
Post it here.
Post it here.
That doesn't appear either.
I saw the car on Facebook, although I did not look at it. There are a lot of people on this site who do not do Facebook. It would be helpful to copy a link and post it here, like many people do Craigslist ads.
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
twostick
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The "here" doesn't appear for me for some reason. Just blank space.
Must be a Facebook thing. I posted a link a while back to some parts and some could see them and some not.
Kevin
300rag
It's Not Going to Shift Itself
78Brougham
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Lots of us old farts don't do Facebook, how about a real link. Just sayin'
twostick
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When I posted those parts I copied the URL to the Facebook page they were on and some could see it and some couldn't. I think it showed up to some as a no permission to share error too.
Kevin
bigmoparjeff
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Outsiders aren't allowed onto Facebook marketplace. I've had a Facebook account for at least three weeks now, and I'm still not allowed into the marketplace section. I have to log into my father's account to see marketplace items.
Where are you located or better yet list your info here. FB won't let you search outside of 100miles of your location you can change your location but of course need the city.
I thought I would help, you said NW as your location, to I typed in Seattle and found your listing info.
Selling a 1965 Chrysler 300L Convertible. This isn’t a barn find, this is an aircraft hanger find! Found in the hills above Enumclaw WA it has sat since 1979. A time capsule into what you would find on a used car lot in the late 70s. Still has most of its original paint and under 100k original miles. The car has been gone through to get it back on the road and is now mechanically sound. Lots new including a new top, carpet, front seat covers (the back seat is still original!), brakes, brake lines, basically everything that needs to be done to put a car back on the road. Drives like a low mile car should. Look at the trunk floor pic...they don’t get much cleaner than that. The floors are the same. Asking $21,999 car is located in Woodinville WA. Selling for my Dad.
I thought I would help, you said NW as your location, to I typed in Seattle and found your listing info.
Selling a 1965 Chrysler 300L Convertible. This isn’t a barn find, this is an aircraft hanger find! Found in the hills above Enumclaw WA it has sat since 1979. A time capsule into what you would find on a used car lot in the late 70s. Still has most of its original paint and under 100k original miles. The car has been gone through to get it back on the road and is now mechanically sound. Lots new including a new top, carpet, front seat covers (the back seat is still original!), brakes, brake lines, basically everything that needs to be done to put a car back on the road. Drives like a low mile car should. Look at the trunk floor pic...they don’t get much cleaner than that. The floors are the same. Asking $21,999 car is located in Woodinville WA. Selling for my Dad.
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rexus31
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Very cool car but I think $22K is a bit optimistic based on the current condition as seen in the pics.
dart4forte
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rexus31
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I'm already the proud owner of a 1965 Chrysler 300 Convertible so I am not in the market at this time.
1965 Chrysler 300 Convertible
Having owned my car for close to 10 years, I've kept a keen eye on values. I would say a fair asking price for your dad's car would be in the $12K-$15K range. Although it is a survivor, there appears to be a fair amount of paint degradation which impacts the value. Again, my opinion but I think you are going to have a tough time selling for $22K but the buyer may be out there. In my estimation, $22K would be the selling price of my fully restored non-letter example. A fully restored L convertible could fetch $25K-$30K depending on how optioned the car is.
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