For Sale 300F for sale < 20K
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Looks complete and appears to run.
In the listing, the seller should indicate whether he has all the missing trim and more details about the car in general if he expects to get that price, in my opinion. When guys say they don't have the time, in this case I would suspect he doesn't have the initiative to finish it or the funds perhaps. One is better off to find a car in better condition and pay a little more than start with this one at that lofty price.
IDK, no engine pics to show the 300F induction system... All I see is a toilet seat and wheel covers... At least it looks to have the trim clips in the right place to be a 300.
You'd be extremely upsidedown trying to make this one into a six figure car. IDK how many 300F's are still worth six figures... other than your museum worthy car.
Next trip west, I am coming to see you, and I will beg and grovel all you want for a ride.
In truth, I'd probably decide I need white cotton gloves and a Tyvek suit to be near her...
You'd be extremely upsidedown trying to make this one into a six figure car. IDK how many 300F's are still worth six figures... other than your museum worthy car.
Next trip west, I am coming to see you, and I will beg and grovel all you want for a ride.
Your funny!! You could just ask!
Samplingman
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I have come to realize there are no serious sellers on Craig’s List.
stubs300
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What is it with these ad's that are posted from one place, but the map shows somewhere else? The phone is a Seattle # and the description is extremely lame. I even checked Sea/Tac's CL for a 60-300 and came up empty. No pics of the interior, parts hangin down underneath, who knows what else? Does this not make anyone think that this could be a scam?
Samplingman
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Exactly my point. It has been several years since I was actually able to sell or buy something advertised on CL.
stubs300
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I disagree, this is a ad with a intent to sell compared to this 300! The ad's are as different of night & day!
1966 Chrysler Town and Country
This car also looks to have spent a lot of time outdoors. If it is native to the Seattle area, I would expect to see significant floor and trunk rot as Seattle is a very wet area. Given the amount of missing trim, I wonder if this was a parts car for another restoration, The grill and trim parts for these cars are very hard to find because there was so few of them to start with. If it is incomplete, it is likely not worth half the asking price and even that number might be too generous if the floors are rotted.
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