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That color combination is going to be stunning! Beautiful work!

I agree completely, I won't even look at a white car.

It looks like it was probably WW-1 which was one of the 4 available stock colors for 1960 Alaska White. Definitely not 999, probably sanded down, since all the other letters are pretty visible. I have no issue with his own special color, especially since it does appear to be a 1960 Chrysler color.

I pulled this video from a post. It was mentioned that the 1960 300 was only available in 4 colors but it may have been a factory option color similar to the New Yorker Iris. If it was a true original factory installed color would it be documented any where on the car like the fender tag?

Boy this one checks all the boxes what an outstanding 300C and includes a functioning Highway HiFi. What's not to love.

Congratulations awesome car!

Your detail is impeccable, beautiful work Will. Interesting enough, while perusing my 1966 service manual last night I found a template for a rear power antenna. There was a time early on in the restoration I though about adding option, so cool the '61 Fury had 2.

Probably my all time favorite year and model. We definitely need more pictures. Will you be bringing it home soon?

Wow nice finds, what a great feeling when you make a big score!

Nothing cooler than a 2 door wagon.

I looked at pictures and couldn't tell. Are the left and right taillights unique? If they are the same I might have another option for you, if Murray can't help you out.

It stays stationary but it it is an automatic mechanical clock, so the turning of the wheel winds the clock. It is an 8 day 15 jewel Swiss clock. Here is a nice write up. I am clock nut, especially mechanical, so I love this stuff. Automotive Oddities

I did a little research and found the orginal ad for the car. Which makes this restoration even more impressive. Why Are The Good Ones Always So Needy: 1956 Chrysler 300B A few pictures from the ad if you scroll down to the comments there are a few picture from the current owner.

No comparison Carlisle is a totally different level, but for what it is still enjoyable. I don't really know how many cars there are but I was 1,550 near the end of presale maybe 2,000. Dave might chime in since he was at both this year.

I saw this absolute beauty at Nats today. It was so stunning it deserves it's own thread. This gentleman was from the Cleveland area and spent 2 years to restore. The car was complete from Oregon, he had a donor for sheet metal and had many detail items: lens, interior, and chrome from a...

Nice, you are getting after it now. Your door gaps look really nice, must be pretty solid under there.

Will, nice to see the progress, you must feel great about finding the donor. I am guessing even as skilled as your guys are they must be happy to be able to patching the work in and not have to fabricate it.

Love it, what a cool car. I would like to see it in person.

Appears to be an outstanding restoration, on a very desirable car.