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The seats have the original upholstery. A picture of the trunk is enclosed.

All the options are working, including the clock (!). The signal seeking radio function is working, but the reception is poor. The engine has its original paint. The optional TNT L code performance engines were painted orange from the factory. The vacuum canister is for the AC/heater controls...

* Exceptional survivor car. * 59,000 miles. * Special order car. * One owner the first 50 years, decades of old registrations included. * New car documentation, order document, window sticker, invoice, broadcast sheet, warranty and owner manual books ++ * 50+ years of service records. *...

The Crown model had the big window and the LeBaron model had the smaller window. The Crown model was only offered in 1969 and 1970, and represented only about 12 % of the total sales in 69-70, and was therefore discontinued after the 1970 model year. That is why you rarely see fuselage years...

The 1970 model is my favorite, and gets my vote. These are the reasons for my subjective opinion: The 70 model is the only one without fender skirts, which makes for a cleaner look. The 70 model 2 d ht has the nicest optional bucket seat with the five pillow style design (picture). The 70 has...

Thank you for your nice comments. The '69 hubcaps are original to this car according to the original owner from whom I bought the car. This is probably due to the fact that the car was built on the first day of production for the '70 model year, on Monday August 4, 1969. It is a Y13 coded...

My 1970 Imperial LeBaron 2d ht (see Showcase section for details)

A great find and a very nice color combination!

I am collecting E and B bodies, but I do have, and have had, some Fuselage years C bodies. Here are pictures of some of my present and past 69-72 C bodies: 70 Imperial Le Baron 2d ht 69 Chrysler 300 convertible 70 Chrysler 300 convertible 72 Imperial Le Baron 2 d ht 72 Chrysler New Yorker 4d...

Thank you for the very interesting 1970 300 conv U code TNT statistics, and for keeping track of these cars. Are there any production records available, or is the 11% share of the total 1970 300 conv production (120/1,077) a guesstimate? A similar percentage applied to the 1969 300 conv model...

1970 Chrysler 300 convertible pictures.

Thanks you both for the nice comments. Here is some additional information, as well as more pictures of both cars. 1969 Chrysler 300 convertible: I am the third owner of this car. The first owner kept it for 50 years! It has extensive documentation, including the original new car invoice...

I have just read your entire thread on your 300 restoration project. Very educational, entertaining and inspirational. Impressive perseverance! It makes the past year restoration of my rust free project 1970 Imperial LeBaron 2 d ht seem like a walk in the park in comparison. (See the Showcase...