Recent content by chrysler_fan

great picture nonetheless. Hope y ou had a great day

Nothing consistent about the pictures. One has 2 hurst decals on left quarter panel. others do not. Many have the 300-H on front fenders but not all do and even one in a car show still did have it but not others. Very strange and disconcerting.

Beautifully restored car Will take someone with special desires to sell it for that price though

Hope it did not go to a derby group

I always thought the 300 letter car manual transmission boot area looked so silly It is practically in line where the driver foot would go but yet not down through the console as many manual B body cars from later in nthe 60's had when a console was in place

Is the car restored or as original. Some of the pictures show some hard wear and ruined seats. For that price, it needs to be fully restored to better than new.

They might be rare, spectacular cars but to find one buyer who wants to import from Canada (if not in Canada now) that wants all of them is one in a million. Should break it up if values are there as potential buyers to take them on a per car basis

nice example with some desirable options. Best wishes If youo were cloower to SW FL, I would try to see it and make an offer

cool ride and great night we hope

I though the 78's did not automatically come with fender skirts. Is that right or wrong?

I am surprised with that one that the seats don't just fall through to the ground. Doubt if this is worth saving unless someone is a great fabricator and has lots of time / money Problem is when finished, the value is not there which is unfortunate

From this vantage point, it has been outside much of its life

If that is the miles stated, it has led a rough life. Filthy, ,exterior is worn and weathered, vinyl top is ruined and might be leaking through rust underneath, engine needs a rebuild most likely. This looks like a parts car to me. Not many of the typical upgraded options such as power...

Redsville is not really even a town. It is a little burg on the way from Kingwood to Morgantown WV. I remember going through there many times in the 60's and 70's.

And the sad part is no matter how well he does the restoration, it likely will not be worth what he has in it when finished. At least to most.