For Sale not mine 1969 Chrysler 300
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Rustyrodknocker
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Oh boy. Strap in for the ride. One of two with those rims I guess. Good metal though.
Newport 66
Old Man with a Hat
Aaaaaa, no!
Xenon
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Up for sale is a very rare 1969 Chrysler 300 2 door coupe
-440 v8
-727 trans
-Fully tuned and lubed and new belts
-New radiator
-New fuel tank and fuel system
-New Battery
-Newer 22 inch trims and tires
-Orginal CA black plates front and back
-True California car
- Zero Rust
-Working Hidden headlights
There are only 2 of these registered in CA. This is a no Post, true coupe Mopar... all chrome and interior intact and in good condition. This car is complete.
The plan was to do a Hellcat swap, my loss your gain.
Car has been sitting for 2 years, ran when parked.
$8500 OBO ( low ball offers will be ignored)
Call or text 000-000-0000
c7be1cd4e9103d5f9c839a651c70926f@sale.craigslist.org
Up for sale is a very rare 1969 Chrysler 300 2 door coupe
-440 v8
-727 trans
-Fully tuned and lubed and new belts
-New radiator
-New fuel tank and fuel system
-New Battery
-Newer 22 inch trims and tires
-Orginal CA black plates front and back
-True California car
- Zero Rust
-Working Hidden headlights
There are only 2 of these registered in CA. This is a no Post, true coupe Mopar... all chrome and interior intact and in good condition. This car is complete.
The plan was to do a Hellcat swap, my loss your gain.
Car has been sitting for 2 years, ran when parked.
$8500 OBO ( low ball offers will be ignored)
Call or text 000-000-0000
c7be1cd4e9103d5f9c839a651c70926f@sale.craigslist.org
traintech55
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He must be smoking the good stuff from Mexico.
live4theking
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He can keep the wheels and tires.
I love these type of comments. Where do they get this information??
I was at a Fling in VAn Nuys one year when I came across a guy selling a fresh air hood for a Road Runner; the one that ran the length of the hood on two sides. (Wish I had a picture.) He stated, "This is very rare. They made less than 8 of these in 1968! You won't find one anywhere." I said, "Really? The one in the show over there doesn't exist, nor the one that was on the car that I worked on yesterday?"
Was at the Mopar Show in Sacramento over ten years ago. Guy was selling a 300 Hurst for what was a ridiculously high 16 grand then. When I asked him about the high price he said, "You won't find another of these cars within 3 states." I said, "You mean like that one there?" I was pointing at one in the show.
Like I asked, where do they come up with this stuff?
Ah ha, the hood in question!
Rustyrodknocker
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Given the time stamp on this comment, I think the expertise has spoken. Mystery solved.
Car might have been a hauler
330dTA
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The car needs everything. It used to be very nice, back in the day. Fifty years ago.
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Clover
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1969
Clover
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One correction. You mean
1969, not 1968.
1969, not 1968.
70_NPORT
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State of the Mopar "hobby" these days.
No I don't. I know I posted a picture of a '69, but the car I worked on that had it was a '68 GTX Hemi 4-speed.
Ken X
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Is that engine correct? I was sure the 440 TNT should be Orange with dual snorkels? Or was there a base 440-4 (as shown) and maybe the 440 TNT was an option? E85 in the fender tag is a 440-4 but which one?
Thanks!
Thanks!
E86 is the proper engine code for the 375hp TNT engine, in '69 it should have a dual snorkel air cleaner. Hemi orange was mostly on 70-71 TNT engines. The engine in this car has log manifolds so it is a 350hp 440, a T code engine.
Dave
brougham brummel
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It looks like the side of the car is being eaten by an aluminum spider.Heh.It should eat those crappy wheels.No offense,B.B
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