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1200 asking Trev Carsten

It might be growing now in the US but I do not have the impression that those that work on them thereself is really rising. People loving, driving, hoarding them: yes might be on the way up People working on them : on the way down due to age for the most part IMHO Carsten

I am sorry, no bad intention from my side with the "piecemeal". I am used to it with some other guys I exchange tags on certain models (C500:Daytonas,Birds, A12) etc as each of us knows what is meant. I do not have a door sticker etc Carsten

but the amount of people being into Fuselages and willing (or being able) to do all the work mostly themselfs is going down. So they either need to pay someone to do it or let it be. Not enough people out there like you willing to fix up cars. Of course there is a bunch of us hoarding. I do...

it is J99479 regular production Hurst seem all to have the "J99" as the beginning Carsten

"479". Was for sale more than six years ago

will probably be gone very quick Facebook in spokane Washington Unknow real miles. Most likes over 100k. Has been sitting a while. Husband has cancer so now downsizing projects. 383 complete.Would love to sell to someone to restore but reality is might go for derby car. Haul by trailer only...

I wrote it down ;-) CM23U "0C194408" As mentioned I have the fender tag Carsten

lowest sequence number I have as a fender tag is: 0c194408

would you share your fender tag with us ? Carsten

it was probably buillt in february with that sequence number but has a march doorsticker. Here is cm23u0c230908 with a 6/70 doorsticker that was probably assembled around 30th april/1st of may (430/501) https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1970-chrysler-300-2/ Carsten

so what is your guess Doug why the door stickers on Hursts are usually 1-2 months behind the estimated genuine SPDs? Carsten

highest VIN from 1970 I do have from Newark

difficult to answer. The car was probably buillt at Jefferson plant around 422. Average cars would have been finished the same day, getting a doorsticker 4/70. Again not always matching the SPD but the actual month being buillt. There is usally no big time gap. After assembly the regular...

VIN 0C226726 should have a SPD of roughly 422 (when it rolled down Jefferson assembly lane). Its built was probably finalised may/june. So the original door sticker should read 5 or 6/70. Even though all Hurst fender tags say SPD 125 the original doorsticker would show the actual month of...