1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst (better have even DEEPER pockets)

[70NPORT]

*notmine*

For Sale or Trade by Owner
$28,000 or Offer

Completely Restored 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst 2-Dr. Hardtop Coupe

High quality, Top-Notch Appearance, Finish & Mechanical Condition Inside and Out.
Painstakingly Restored via Multi-Year Rotisserie Restoration Project.
One of only 485 Hurst 300 cars manufactured. Believed to be one of only 100 remaining cars.
Car show winner -- 2010 Faribault Chryslers in the Park. Was on display just one of two days and won Outstanding in Class C Bodies
Photo with car on display is from the Faribault Car Show.
Car always stored in controlled climate garage.
Driven approx. 100 miles since restoration completed.
Possible Trade Up or Down - Street Rod, Muscle Car or Restored 1955 to 1957 Chevy.
Reason for Selling - Have moved on to other projects & limited storage space.
Can supply numerous high quality photos via email
1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst -- $28,000 or Offer
Please no Spam - Will respond to emails listing "Chrysler 300 Hurst" or phone number.
Please email or call Six5One-Two9Two-Eight4Five7.

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/cto/3256257389.html

 

[1978 NYB]

This is a very nice 300H. Does it look like the front and rear is sitting higher than factory height? That garage may be temperature controlled but it's definitely not climate controlled. Only 485 of these beauties made. This is the best one I ever seen.

 

[70NPORT]

Yeah....ditto. DROOLING..

 

[detmatt]

That is an impressive beast right there!

 

[Greg B.]

Really nice. I still don't understand why the factory allowed these to be built with a column shift and split-bench front seat.

 

[70NPORT]

I don't/wouldn't care. Would be a no brainer for me, but alas, at that price it will always be a dream.

 

[commando1]

Painstakingly Restored via Multi-Year Rotisserie Restoration Project.

I'll bet a 300 Hurst afficianado could pick that thing apart then.

 

[70NPORT]

Maybe.
Heck, for me as long as it is what the VIN says it is I could care less if the battery cable hold clamp was from ACME fasteners rather than a real Chrysler NOS piece.

 

[polara71]

Really nice. I still don't understand why the factory allowed these to be built with a column shift and split-bench front seat.

Doh, he said it................. Here we go again

 

[polara71]

14 years ago while at the Auburn Indiana auction there were a couple of these there. They were nice and didnt go for much. The prices on the 1970 300-H has increased ridiculously over the past ten years.

 

[commando1]

Doh, he said it................. Here we go again

No we're not. I'm not touching it this time.

 

[Greg B.]

No we're not. I'm not touching it this time.

What did I say? :shruggy:

 

[polara71]

There was a thread on here about a Hurst 300 and its seating arrangement.....Stan and I duked it out


:yes_no:

 

[tbm3fan]

Sometimes I don't understand people. One, the value of a fully restored car to condition 1 is known. Two, you know what you paid for the car. Third, you can add up all your costs to complete the car. Fourth, costs 2 + 3 should not exceed the condition 1 value. Basic math although it seems many don't pay any attention to the first point whatsoever.

 

[commando1]

Basic math although it seems many don't pay any attention to the first point whatsoever.

I don't pay attention to it one bit.
I spend on my cars for repairs that I want to do.
I know from the first oil change I'm already upside down.
I don't think about.
Life is too short.
I've always sold every car I've put up for sale. I let them go for what the market says they are worth. I lick my wounds and move on.
But that's easy for me to say.
I don't buy a car for fifty grand and put in another fifty when at B-J they're selling for 75.
I'm a CL/eBay bottom feeder....

 

[71ChargerSE]

I'm a CL/eBay bottom feeder....

Me too, and proud of it

 

[bluefury361]

This is a very nice 300H. Does it look like the front and rear is sitting higher than factory height? QUOTE]

Nice 300 Hurst. I like the ride heigth like that. Gives it a more agressive look.

Concidering he'll entertain offers I think he's in the fair price range for the car.

 

[Wollfen]

I really do like this car and am wondering whether the price is in fact right in the ball park? i remember about two years ago that a 1970 black Sport Fury GT sold on eBay for over 16000 dollars, taking that into consideration, a smaller production number and a top of the line 300 pedigree, his asking price on which he will entertain offers on doesn't sound too out of the question.

 

[commando1]

Concidering he'll entertain offers I think he's in the fair price range for the car.

Seeing how old the ad is, we should check back with him now and see how he did.

 

[bluefury361]

Concidering he'll entertain offers I think he's in the fair price range for the car.

Seeing how old the ad is, we should check back with him now and see how he did.

Good chance it will still be avaliable. Limited market at that price level. The top would have to go down before I would concider a car at that price.
But still a fair deal for the guy who wants a 300 Hurst.