For Sale 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst For Sale - Blue Plate Original California Car

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Selling my 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst. Bought it from follow member @saforwardlook a bunch of years ago and it still has the original blue California plates on it. Don’t really want to sell it but ended up with another Hurst that is a console car and having two Hurst projects is kind of silly.

Super solid car, maybe a little window rust? Been in LA area its whole life till it came up to me. Been inside my building since. It came with a complete drive train out of a wrecking Hurst and my plan was to just get it running as is but the motor ended up having some water in it at some point so it needs a rebuild. The drive train is included in the price, a complete (in pieces) 1970 440 HP engine and the matching transmission which was rebuilt a couple years ago. Clean title in my name.

Interior is pretty sun baked but there. 8 track car originally with a buddy seat. Does have a little body damage, look at the pics. Located in Olympia , Washington and asking $15k for it. Can help with shipping anywhere in the country. Posting it here first, goes to the Facebook marketplace hoards tomorrow then eBay if it doesn’t sell by then.

Did a YouTube video on it and the other car on my channel and will post the link below.

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YouTube video

The Mighty 70 Chrysler 300 Hurst! A History Of The Best Luxury Muscle Car Made! Which Would U Pick?
 
Do you have the info about the Hurst that was going to donate its engine to CM27U0C232837 ?
 
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That was CM23U0C228754 -- @Trace 300 Hurst @david hill

@tallzag -- did you (or @saforwardlook when he owned the car) find a build sheet for CM27U0C232837 ?
It has been a very long time since I sold that car to @tallzag but since it was a southern California car for most of its existence it had been exposed to a lot of heat so any build sheet probably wouldn't have been savable. If I had found one it would have gone along with the car since I know the folks @Rocket Restoration would have wanted it. I realize that the demand for Hursts is very high, but I personally am not a fan of them because I like the regular, simpler 300s without all the striping on them and array of colors. But I definitely realize I am in the minority.

For example, in the market review guide I rely on mostly for correct current valuations, a number 1 restoration of a regular 300 is around $17,000 and the Hursts are around $52,000 but for really nice ones the values could be much higher from what I am seeing.
 
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@ayilar We have 228754/J99797/June DS. You can kinda spot this car as it moves around due to the cornering lights and the twin wing supports.

"Nice survivor, 21250 miles, Tilt, Cruise, AM 8 Track (R22), Power Locks. FS 1/2025"
Were the wing supports and cornering lights different during the run of the Hurst cars?
 
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