SOLD 1970 300 2 door

[shooter65]

I believe C-bodies come popular when AMD etc starts to make parts for us.
Who does trunk pan for c-bodies? And is it usable?

http://www.c2cfabrication.com/collections/all/plymouth+fury+1969

 

[polara71]

All three of my oldies are original paint cars mostly for that reason

 

[shooter65]

Mine is also but unfortunately won't stay that way. Stored for several years in public storage where idiots leaned all kinds of crap against the car so it has small dings and scrapes all down both sides. Going to need a repaint after I'm done.

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

Mine is also but unfortunately won't stay that way. Stored for several years in public storage where idiots leaned all kinds of crap against the car so it has small dings and scrapes all down both sides. Going to need a repaint after I'm done.

small dings and dents are ok.
It is original only once, please keep it in mind

Carsten

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

Shooter65, do you think I'm priced too high?

I think you are on the low side.
No joke.
69-71 Chrysler 300 2drs are on the way up in prices.
A bunch of guys in germany are searching for those models even with some modifications.
I think you could get up to 10k$ for it (seriously).

Carsten

 

[shooter65]

I think you are on the low side.
No joke.
69-71 Chrysler 300 2drs are on the way up in prices.
A bunch of guys in germany are searching for those models even with some modifications.
I think you could get up to 10k$ for it (seriously).

Carsten

I hope you're right, if the c-bodies are going up in value, that means more companies will make parts for them. We all win.

Thanks,
Rick

 

[sauterd]

I think you are on the low side.
No joke.
69-71 Chrysler 300 2drs are on the way up in prices.
A bunch of guys in germany are searching for those models even with some modifications.
I think you could get up to 10k$ for it (seriously).

Carsten

I assume the Germans are "most" after the convertibles?

 

[fc7_plumcrazy]

no, not really.
Scandinavians prefer Convertibles but in germany 2dr hardtops are prefered even though we have some Convertibles

 

[sauterd]

ok, that's interesting, thanks. So in general, what other countries have a pretty high interest in 300s and Fuselage years in general? Besides the US, I assume Canada would be another. thanks for your insight.

Dale

 

[Slantsix]

Finland has lots of C-bodies also. Mostly 4 doors, but alot of 2d HT and convs also.
But, last year or 2, there has been only 1 300 for sale, and it has 413 engine what is knocking. He was asking 11500€ for it.....

 

[sauterd]

thanks.

 

[Arzak]

I hope you're right, if the c-bodies are going up in value, that means more companies will make parts for them. We all win.

Thanks,
Rick

Man, I hope he is right as well.

 

[commando1]

Every C-body could be worth $100,000.00 and still very little repro parts would appear. It's the QUANTITY. The numbers aren't there to justify the ramp up costs.

 

[3C's & a D?]

That's my kinda iron!!! Having just bought one after looking for quite some time I'm sure it will go quicky. Good luck and please tell us you have something just as nice to put back in the garage.

So I take it you snapped up that red one?

 

[Dobalovr]

Yup brought her home today! I will start a thread on "Scorch" later this week after I get up in the air and evaluate. Definitely needs a few things. First off a complete ignition overhaul as it misses under load heavily. Timing is wrong etc etc . One thing I will have to research is why the hideaway headlight doors open but do not close. Here are a couple of pics for now...Found a framed print in the trunk from the PO!