1970 Chrysler 300 - $1500

[70NPORT]

****Not mine****

1970 Chrysler 300- 440cubic inch engine, performance intake and carb, but have all original parts. Runs and drives but hasn't been driven regularly for a few years, missing back seat. In need of restoration. Email if interested $1500 obo

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/3026303816.html

 

[polara71]

Thats worth it......all the nice cars are out west

 

[70NPORT]

It is absolutely torturous for me to see something like this just waiting for someone to grab it. Chances are some yuk is going to either pull the drive train, run it in a demo derby, OR some dude will skip his mortgage payment to put HUGE, shiny, 25" rims on it, install a custom 5K Bang & Olufson sound system and velour seat covers inside, and even worse trick it out with hydraulics.

 

[polara71]

OR some dude will skip his mortgage payment to put HUGE, shiny, 25" rims on it, install a custom 5K Bang & Olufson sound system and velour seat covers inside, and even worse trick it out with hydraulics.

Those kind of people generally dont have mortgage payments

 

[1978 NYB]

Those kind of people generally dont have mortgage payments

Or pay rent. They are usually camped out in Mom & Dad's or somebody's basement.

 

[Samplingman]

Actually, it will provide the parts I need to finish my 1970 300 convertible.....

 

[detmatt]

Hey we have a "Thanks" button now, just noticed!
Samplingman, Welcome to the site from the Motor City! You going to make a move on this one?

 

[Samplingman]

Thanks for the welcome! Yes, already done. Me and a buddy of mine in Colorado are splitting the parts. This donor will allow two 1970 300 convertibles to live again. His doesn't need much, but mine needs a bit of work. Not sure how to post pics yet, but I planned to post pics on the Fuselage forum.

 

[70NPORT]

Yeah, I would like to see pics, too. Congrats.

 

[bluefury361]

This donor will allow two 1970 300 convertibles to live again. His doesn't need much, but mine needs a bit of work.


COOL....! seems like 69-70 300 convertibles are coming out of the woodwork. My 69 is just coming out of the metal shop and headed for the paint shop as soon as I can get the underhood area detailed.
I have a 69 300 conv parts car if it helps.

 

[Samplingman]

BlueFury361, thanks its always good to have a line on some parts

70FusalgeImerial, I'm in SJ too, just outside of Philly.


Here are afew shots:


Loading up the trailer in SC

Delivery day in South Jersey:

And this morning:

It has a 69 nose, but it is a 1970 VIN from the dash back. When I get some time I'll start a thread over in the "fuselage years" with the progress. Unfortunately a shoulder injury will keep me out of commission until August, but 10 year old daughter really wants to learn how to weld, so you never know....

 

[Samplingman]

Here is one:

 

[Samplingman]

Having trouble posting pics, so I apologize if multiple replies come through.

Here it is loading up the trailer in SC:

 

[polara71]

I'm in SJ too, just outside of Philly. QUOTE]



If you find you have no use for the front frame, please let me know.

 

[polara71]

Delivery day in South Jersey:

Unfortunately a shoulder injury will keep me out of commission until August,

Your telling me, it looks like one arm is a hell of a lot longer than the other.