Very interesting conversion, obviously done in its younger years.
They were made both ways. My ‘68 300 convert had thumbwheel am/fm with thumbwheel fader. My ‘67 hardtop New Yorker had round-knob am/fm signal-seeker with round-knob fader. I’m sure that the thumbwheel versions are “Chrysler” and round knob versions are Delco. If these pictured aren’t signal-seekers, they are probably an optional high-powered (perhaps six amps!) unit.With the black interior, you can't see them in the pictures, but it will have two small speakers on the top of the dash. I doubt that the sound quality was very good when driving with the top down.
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Hi Detmatt, a friend of mine is interested in the 300 in your post, can you supply me with contact infoVery nice!
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1968 Chrysler 300
VIN: Xxxxxxxxxxxx
condition: good
cylinders: 8 cylinders
drive: rwd
fuel: gas
odometer: 58000
paint color: white
size: full-size
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
type: convertible
For anyone looking for a nice C body convertible, 1968 Chrysler 300, 440 TNT, buckets, console with vacuum gauge, Pw, power 6way seat, cornering lamps. Car has 58,000 documented original miles. Has been in storage since late 90s and just got it ready for the road. Have fender tag and build sheet
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Sorry, it’s not mine. It was the one in the Craigslist link in the first post, I’m sure it’s long gone.Hi Detmatt, a friend of mine is interested in the 300 in your post, can you supply me with contact info
thanks Jim
I think that wood is correct for the car above.