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thanx to Big John, mrfury68, and Mike66Chryslers; i may have some of the clips that Mike pointed out...i have to search for a container i have full of various clips. i'll post a pic when i find it...

does anyone know what the molding clips look like for the thin peice of stainless trim that goes on top of the door on a 1965 chrysler 300 convertible ????

under dash wiring harness for a 1966 chrysler 300-in pretty good shape-see photos - price is $75.00 plus shipping... this wiring harness will NOT work in a 1965 chrysler! i also have many, many '65 chrysler 300 interior parts, as well as most exterior trim pieces ...also have some trim for...

help please... i am looking for a diagram that would provide me with the wiring hook-ups that go to the steering column of a '65 chrysler 300...i disconnected everything several months ago, but drew myself a diagram so i could hook everything up when i was ready to, but we had a pretty severe...

yes, I am sorry for my misinformation; the glove box door that i presently have on my car is definitely from a '66 300... i have another from a Newport, and a third that has a completely different series of holes...I'll post a picture of it tomorrow

I've got the hood letters if you still need 'em...$40. + shipping

Did you find your hubcaps yet? I don't know if these are from a '69, but they're in pretty good shape...They are 14''

I have a '65 300, and it definately has a ''300'' emblem on the glove box door...the two holes to attach the glove box emblem were already present, and fit the two studs on the emblem perfectly. The aluminum piece covering the front of the glove box is sort of incorrect on both my glove box and...

Thanks, I'm going to follow your advice and SLOWLY match the colors to the '65 plug...I'll keep you informed how it goes..

hi... i'm new to this forum,and pretty much to working on cars, and i've recently started my first project, and it seems that i'm lost already, and wondering if anyone has any advice for me...i'm working on a 1965 chrysler 300 convertible, and the under dash wiring harness was a complete mess...

always liked the mid 50's to mid 60's chryslers & desotos...am trying to re-do a 1965 chrysler 300...first car i've ever worked on...hope to share and also find some help.. Location: phoenix, az