Hossbee
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Not mine. Passing along.
1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst BARN FIND
1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst BARN FIND
For Sale 1970 Hurst 300
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commando1
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Did every 300 Hurst owner put their car in a barn. Was that a mandate or some kind of covenant? Seems like it...
Hossbee
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Hell of a lot of barns out there.
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Funny that the body of the ad doesn't say anything about any time spent in a barn but that it was parked under pine trees.
1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst 38,000 documented miles. The car has a rebuilt 440 and 38,000 miles on the body. The previous owner thought it would be cool to have a rat hurst and unfortunately the interior does look like it was eaten by rats! The other bad thing is it sat on the east coast under pine trees so body work will have to be done to repair the rust...Now for the good! New tires and rims ( need to be painted) fresh tuneup, I do have extra interiors and a ton of parts available! This is a great running and driving project. 6800.00 or best offer or partial mopar trade call me with any questions.
1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst 38,000 documented miles. The car has a rebuilt 440 and 38,000 miles on the body. The previous owner thought it would be cool to have a rat hurst and unfortunately the interior does look like it was eaten by rats! The other bad thing is it sat on the east coast under pine trees so body work will have to be done to repair the rust...Now for the good! New tires and rims ( need to be painted) fresh tuneup, I do have extra interiors and a ton of parts available! This is a great running and driving project. 6800.00 or best offer or partial mopar trade call me with any questions.
GJS
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Wait, isn't this a "barn find"? Pine trees no equal barn.
We've seen this one before. I remember the rust under the door.
We do have a lot of barns up this way, but that location doesn't have many any more, too many yuppies moved in and bulldozed them over for something less blighty. I guess this was the car in the car corral at Mopars in the Park last year? Looks close based on 2 of the crappiest pics and the description. I like these cars but why does everyone think they can get a college tuition out of them?
Hossbee
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I was thinking the same thing on price. I got interior pictures from him.
Hossbee
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sooo post them thar interior pics............
GJS
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Every bit as well kept as the exterior. At least it's even.
morepar
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Good morning guys! Yes its mine lol....I did have a picture of it in front of a barn so I think barn find counts lol. The original owner wanted to have a rat Hurst I think he succeeded! I did acquire the car from Duluth before that it was on the east coast. Im working on two other Hursts right now so I thought one has to go! Have a great day my fellow Mopar Maniacs!
65MonacoND
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Not trying to burst your bubble but please look at my Hurst restoration thread going on. I paid 4500 for that car and it is way more solid than yours, which I have seen in person last summer. The amount of sheetmetal work in mine is very extensive, and to restore yours it would take way more work. My car ran, had better interior, and came with the road wheels which in previous ads you wanted extra for them. I'm not saying give it away, but your price is awful high when compared to other cars in better condition as well as the cost of the extensive sheet metal repair. I have seen cars for two to three thousand more sell due to they did not need as much work. To buy a car even in the condition as mine, it is a labor of love, as I never expect to get what I have in it back out of it. These cars are cool but they just dont command the price such as a b or e body car of similar rarity. A Hurst in good original condition sells pretty high but not the repairable ones due to the huge cost to refinish them.
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morepar
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Thanks for your post, I think you are thinking of the previous guy that owned this car , my price is directly reflective of the fact the drivetrain has been completely redone and the new road wheels and tires I put on come with the car .I have owned 8 Hursts and 6 parts cars ( if you need any parts let me know) and I have purchased them from 500 to 8000 , restored most and sold everyone I have done for between 18-26 k you are right these majestic muscle cars dont demand the high bucks that a more popular mopar would but last I checked they are not making anymore and the ones that are out there are increasing in ppopularity and price. My ad also does not say price firm so im flexible , im still finding these cars behind barns and in salvage yards so it does make it alot of fun! Thanks again for your input and your car is awesome and I hope that when it comes time to sell you can demand enough price to cover your labor of love. Also pm me if you need parts , God Bless
65MonacoND
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I don't plan to sell mine when done. I enjoy the car too much lol! I have primarily everything. Only thing I am looking for is a tan glove box door.
commando1
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Who are you and where have you been.
bluefury361
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It seems the 70 300H cars are still pretty plentiful at prices across the board.
Although they should, and do command respect, I wish they had used better colors on them, in and out.
The colors alone steer me in other directions.
Although they should, and do command respect, I wish they had used better colors on them, in and out.
The colors alone steer me in other directions.
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