FCBO Four Speed Owners Registry

[Big_John]

All 300Ls would have the same 413HP, with 360 hp rating.
I've not paid attention to those cars/codes because they should all be the same. Until now, anyway.

Here's a posting of a car and FT, I think this might be the former Don Rook car that someone on here sold awhile back (@hergfest, maybe?).
Factory 4-Speed-C-Body-Photo-Thread


Let's see what some other 300L owners have to say:
@Big_John, @haywire 440, @LD4RAD @capyjack
What codes are on your fendertag, under the AB? And does your engine have PCV (and do you know if it is original to have PCV?)

My 300L has a PCV, and was sold new in New York State.

My '65 Barracuda, built and sold new in California, has the PVC and the hose from the valve cover breather to the air cleaner.

The previous owner did a page on the data plate for my 300L 1965 Chrysler Data Tag with a 99 under the AB.

 

[fury fan]

Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately your tag at Simplexco is one of the things I posted.
What are the odds of that, of finding a webpage on your car before it was your car???

And BTW - I sent you a PM on something 300L-related.

 

[haywire 440]

99 is under the AB here too.

The PVC was present when acquired and unknown if engine originally built with one.

 

[300rag]

99 on the tag is the standard engine for any model. My 65 300 had 99 for the standard 383, and my NY had 99 for the standard 413.

 

[frank cox]

It has a 99 above and below the AB codes which is confusing.
Most Chryslers have the engine code only below the alpha designation.
Some codes are misleading. The Galen 62-65 book doesn't feature full size codes*

 

[Tinknocker]

I just love C body 4 speed cars! Here's mine, '67 Plymouth Sport Fury, Super Commando 440 'Daddy Longlegs'...