For Sale 1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible
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Hansson72
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Nice condition, but isnt the color combo a little odd, gold with green interior?
polara71
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Rwc
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Did Chrysler use "Magnum" and is blue the correct color for one?
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What is wrong with me, I'm really starting to dig colors on these cars I wouldn't have 2 years ago. I think the engine would have been orange or turquoise but I'm leaning toward orange.
polara71
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It's not a U code TNT......standard T code 350hp
Must be an Ohio car.....they like nice green interiors with odd color coordinated paint. My Newport came from Ohio.
ceebuddy
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The car is a '69 model, but the front fenders and the grille are from a 1970 Chrysler 300. So... perhaps the car received an entire new front clip? And if so, why?
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bluefury361
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Odd that a survivor 69 300 would have a 70 grille and bumper. I'm not that big on gold cars but that green interior really looks great with it.
I'm guessing this is a flipper, and not very knowledgeable or proud of the car.
I don't see a top boot, I wonder what color it is.
I'm guessing this is a flipper, and not very knowledgeable or proud of the car.
I don't see a top boot, I wonder what color it is.
It's more than odd, since everything looks to be aligned (fenders, doors, hood). If there has been collision or serious rust damage, my hat is off for the person who did all the work...
Big blubber
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At that price I think it will be there for a long time :yaayy:
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