NOT MINE Not Mine 1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible
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azblackhemi
Old Man with a Hat
What a crappy ad. Might be a good deal for $12g"s but can't tell from his description and lack of pictures. If that's 12,000 Can it's just over $9,000 USD.
C Sickness
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His pictures and description are both worthless. It will be "forever" until it sells.
Sellers, Try to make at least the minimum effort.
P.S. The color is cool, though.
Sellers, Try to make at least the minimum effort.
P.S. The color is cool, though.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
I think the description and photos are enough to make someone who is really interested inquire further about it. I bought my 69 300 convertible from an ad much less descriptive and with photos from a secondary source. Price is in the ballpark.
3C's & a D?
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Yes, the ad could be better, just like everything. Not everyone is a "professional" used car salesman/Kijiji poster. At least he's not fluffing it up, throwing out stats, and using fancy terminology. Interested in the car? Give Wayne a call!
Agree, when I found and bought my 68 Coronet R/T the ad was incredibly basic. Which is why I was able to get it. It was very close to this:
1968 Coronet convertible. Automatic. Red/white. PS/PB. 80,000 mi. Phone xxx-xxx-xxxx. Price: $xxxx
no pictures. Ad had been up a couple weeks by the time I saw it. He was surprised that no one else had called. It was priced a lot less in my opinion and research than other mopar badge convertibles on the market.
the first thing I asked was if it was an R/T.
Samplingman
Old Man with a Hat
I would love to see pic of that one, do you have it posted up on FBBO?
MrMoparCHP
Old Man with a Hat
I bought my first 69 Polara Sedan with less, then again it was only $2000
Alan
Alan
Yes it’s there somewhere. Not restored just a driver quality one, though not drivable t present
hanks71440
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The sun glasses are what's driving up the price
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