Searching for a '69-'71 Chrysler 300 or Plymouth Sport Fury

[Chrome58]

Hi everyone,

Everything is in the title ... Almost

I'm searching for a '69-'71 2-door hardtop, either a Chrysler 300 or a Plymouth Sport Fury.
It needs to run and brake, as I'm located in Belgium, and therefore it needs to be shipped out.

My budget is around $5000.

Thanks for any lead you might know.

 

[saforwardlook]

Usually these days, a 1969-71 Chrysler 300 2 door will not meet that price goal if it is a decent driver and you would also need one that is pretty complete since parts for these cars are not readily available in Belgium.

A Sport Fury of those years might be a challenge as well for that price goal.

Guys in other parts of Europe will pay considerably more for those cars and they are very desirable to them as well. So your seach will be for one will not be easy at your price point.

 

[Chrome58]

Thanks for your answer, I was kind of half expecting it.

My budget of $5000 is the baseline, aimed at a project car that can run and brake.
But I can go higher if the car is in better shape.

Indeed it does need to be complete. I know all about finding parts for Mopars.
I've restored a '58 Plymouth Belvedere this side of the Atlantic, and it was already a challenge.
It was disassembled to start with, and some parts were missing. So I know.

 

[Tobias74]

Shipping alone will set you $2000 back
at least, and to find one for $3-4000 will be hard and if you find one that will be an major project.

 

[Samplingman]

So is that $5,000 you would pay, including the shipping?

 

[Chrome58]

No, $5,000 is without shipping, of course.
I expect the shipping (road + boat) to be in the neighborhood of $2,500.