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Breaking down my 69 Chrysler 300 "Ghost" rebuilding the original 440 engine in this one but the 70 Hurst build will get the Hellcat power plant.

Restoring my 69 Chrysler 300 (white car) and flip flopping a 70's 300 hurst coupe (parts car) into a 70's 300 Convertible Hurst (blue 70's 300 Convertible) featuring a Hellcat engine swap. Collaborating with PMT Fabrication to build a custom set of upper & lower control arms so I can run a...

Restoring my 69 Chrysler 300 (white car) and flip flopping a 70's 300 hurst coupe (parts car) into a 70's 300 Convertible Hurst (blue 70's 300 Convertible) featuring a Hellcat engine swap. Collaborating with PMT Fabrication to build a custom set of upper & lower control arms so I can run a...

Good luck with your project my friend

I bought the 70 300 Hurst from an estate sale and was supposed to get the title with it. Well they never produced the title so I came up with the "Flip Flop" idea when I saw the blue 300, floor shifter, convertible for sale last week. I guess it all fell into place by the grace of a higher power.

Hi, your right on with my thinking . I have a Kilduff slap shifter, I will be using that has a brass knuckle grip.

Will do! Will start cleaning body panels with my dustless blaster on Friday. Will post pics before and after.

I've seen the one from the factory several times it's cool. I'm gonna have a more powerful 440 and a EFI setup. Basically a modern version of it. Just a fun project for me to be creative with. Thank you!

I'm excited to start my new project. I'm turning a 70 Chrysler 300 convertible into the infamous 300 hurst convertible, using all the drive train, body panels etc. to recreate this iconic car from an actual 70 Chrysler 300 coupe hurst. Why would I cut up an actual hurst to recreate the...