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Since November 1998, 316 letter cars and 372 non letter 300s have been sold through this site.

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CHRYSLER 300 LETTER CARS and HURSTS FOR SALE
  1. 1955 300 VIN 3N551390. White. True barn find. Stored indoors since June 1974. Power steering, brakes, windows, and four-way power seat. Touch tune radio with front and rear speakers. Back up lights. Engine compartment complete and unmolested with original engine, carbs, air cleaner with oil pot filters, wires, ignition, combo generator and PS pump, radiator and shroud, oil filter housing, original transmission and drive line, etc. Click here for pictures.
    All glass is present and in excellent condition, as well as lights, stainless trim and lettering. Leather is good with no rips, but could use cleaning and conditioning. Dash, dash pad, and steering wheel are excellent. Headliner is good. Carpet is all present but has some wear. Frame and floors are good, solid, and have much of original undercoating present. Trunk floor is good with a rust line where center section and outer extensions meet. Body is very good and solid with only surface rust. Only real areas of rust are rockers and fenders behind rear wheel opening.
    Black front fenders and hood are on car since purchased and in excellent condition. Front grills, bumper, and guards, lights and chrome surrounds, lettering, hood support panel with latch, horns, etc are present and in good shape. Everything worked, drove, shifted, and stopped when last parked 20+ years ago.
    This car has been waiting for me to restore and I’m finally admitting it’s time to pass that job on to someone else. A rare find for a Chrysler enthusiast. $7k Contact Bob at 610-406-2922 in Reading, Pennsylvania or email robertwwahldds@hotmail.com (01/01/25)

  2. 1956 300B Asking $16,000, but open to offers. VIN 3N561688 Originally white. This car was parked some 40 years ago indoors. It needs a full restoration. I am helping my father sell it. It does have a signed title from the previous owner. It has a trunk full of parts. Front clip was removed years ago. The fenders, grille, hood, and bumper are accounted for. In these pictures, the front clip is just set in place, that's why it looks funny – it’s not aligned or fastened. The car was from out West and is pretty solid. Very restorable, in my opinion. Contact me for more info, or to make arrangements to see the car. Photos here . Contact Mark Mullarky, Dousman, Wisconsin. (262) 232-9658. Email mark@greatlakests.com . (12/04/24)

  3. 1957 300C VIN #3N57 2360. $38,500. Located in Sacramento, California. 392 Hemi, 2 four barrels, Cast Iron Torqueflite 3spd automatic with push buttons, PS, PB, PW, PSeat, AC, inside adjustable side mirror, original am radio, some sort of air filtration or defroster in the trunk under the luggage shelf (actually takes a furnace type flat filter). The odometer reads 91,985 miles but it doesn’t work, if I remember correctly. The speedometer did work.
    This car has been in inside storage for 40 years. After sitting all those years it started up fairly quickly and sounds pretty good, no knocking or clatter at all. It was pretty exciting to hear this motor come back alive. We ran it using a gas can as the gas tank obviously will need addressed. The floats in the front carb were stuck so we took the top off and did a little clean to them, replaced and it sat idling. We let it run until the thermostat opened then shut it off.
    I’m still cleaning it up after the long nap but it is actually a pretty nice looking car. The passenger side door has damage, came to me like that. The interior is in pretty decent shape but there’s never been a dash pad since I’ve owned it. The transmission only has a couple thousand miles on it after rebuilding. That was also 40 years ago. It was built by my father who was a professional transmission mechanic (we’ve had a family run transmission shop for the last 52 years). Brakes were bled and we have some pedal but obviously the system is ancient and can’t be trusted. Car will need to be hauled.
    Bad stuff. There is rust. There aren’t big holes in them but it needs floorboards. If those are bad then you know it will have more. There are bubbles in the paint and on rockers that surely must be rust. The car lived in Lake Tahoe from 1959 until I bought it in, I think, 1983. There is a scrape in the windshield from the passenger side wiper that I doubt would buff out. As far as I know the only missing pieces are the insert for the 300 emblem on the trunk, one cover for an interior light and the power steering cap. It’s a pretty complete car and there’s a lot to work with here. I have clean title, pink slip and it’s even on a non-op with the DMV. Click here for pictures. I’m going to get a video of it running soon. Contact Bart Denny, 530-613-4077 or email adnyp1@att.net . (03/22/25)

  4. 1958 300D VIN: LC41623. 1958 Chrysler 300D 2 door Coupe. V8 392 cu in. Hemi 380HP with two 4-barrel Carburetors. Engine runs smooth and strong (cold starts easily). 3 speed Automatic Pushbutton Torqueflite. Air Conditioning. Has MSD Aftermarket electronic ignition and aftermarket Tachometer. Mileage: 43261. Engine #: 58N31679. Color of Exterior: Ermine (White). Color of Interior: Tan/Cream Leather. Tires: Cooper Trendsetter white wall steel belted radials P225/75R14 M/S. 80% treadwear life. Power Steering. Power Brakes (needs brakes). Power Windows. Things to note: - No brakes. All 4 wheel cylinders need replaced. - Emergency brake working, currently used when driving around the property. - Rear seals on axles need replaced, oil slightly leaking - Hood shows minor paint peel and rust spots in middle. Also, the lower sections of the rocker panels are showing some surface rust. - Some chrome pitting. - Rear bumper has two rust spots. - Glass and rubber look very good. - No brake lights. - No turn singles. - Horn not working. - On the rear side panel, the piping needs repair. Overall condition of car per inspection: Good. Clear title. Location: Lexington, Kentucky. Asking price: $32,000 OBO. Contact Jack at: collectjj@gmail.com or by cell at (859) 619-5885 (03/21/25)

  5. 1958 300D LC4 1144 1958 Chrysler 300D 2 door Coupe project or for parts. Previous owner had taken this car completely apart for a full restoration but never started on it. Solid body except for rocker and floor rust these cars normally have. All the glass is good. The frame needs to be swapped due to rust, but I have two clean west coast cars that have good frames that can go with the 300D. One is a two door 57 Saratoga and the other is a 4 door 58 New Yorker. Have all the 300 D specific parts. Also have some NOS parts and Gary Goers restoration parts. Do have the numbers matching 392 but engine is completly torn down. Car was custom ordered from the factory in Shell Pink. This is a very big restoration project. I do have a title that is in my name. Best offer for everything. Car is located in Baltimore, MD. Call or text Bill at 443-280-1615. Can also email Bill_LBSR@yahoo.com (02/27/25)

  6. 300 H VIN 8423185152. White with tan leather, matching motor from pan to intake. Both carbs air cleaner, rad, all there and apart. In Seattle, WA. Click here for pictures. $12, 500. Contact Frank Edel at moparfromhell@comcast.net. (11/16/24)

  7. 300 H VIN 8423126072. Driver level car. The good: This H is very straight, has a beautiful black paint job, factory correct leather interior with correct basket weave pattern, chrome is in great condition, engine bay is very close to factory correct, has the correct 1962 S41 HP engine with correct carburetors. Solex factory tinted glass. Also has the Auto Pilot option. Exhaust is in excellent condition. Parking driveshaft brake works great and brake indicator light illuminates as it should. Recent work: New gas tank and sending unit; New fuel lines and filters, auxiliary electric pump installed near tank for priming carbs, new mechanical pump for normal running; New transmission Dacron filter and trans oil change; Engine oil change to Driven brand hot rod zinc oil; Valve lash adjusted; Carbs rebuilt; Installed rebuilt correct round back alternator; Replaced heater hoses and radiator hoses; Painted rocker covers; Installed new speedometer cable (from Atlas) for auto pilot; Lubed speedometer, restored electroluminescent power pack, restored all Astradome gauges so that pointers light up, all gauges work properly; Installed front windlacing; Had correct distributor serviced and set up on Sun machine; Replaced belts and installed new NGK plugs and new plug wires; Installed new tires, All power windows work, brakes are Dot5, engine fires up and idles nicely, paint is terrific (but about 3 or 4 very small chips have been filled). Tachometer works. Lights work including reverse lamps. Speedometer and odometer work. Clock does not.
    The bad or ugly: This was an originally WHITE car that was done in BLACK. Frame is great but the car has some improper metal work; some pieces of floor pan and trunk pan sheet metal were replaced with proper metal, but which was screwed down and not fully perimeter welded. You would need to do work on the floors prior to driving the car in the rain to make sure everything is sealed. We never drove in the rain. There could be other improper body work? Some wear on right rear of headliner and a couple places on door panels. The car is a reliable driver but given the discrepancies, we put the price at $33K. Click here for pictures. Located in Virginia. Contact Dave Mason forwardlook300@yahoo.com (01/06/25)

  8. 300 L VIN C453158143 with NOS, NORS, and used parts to go with the sale of the car. 2 door hardtop, Spanish red with black vinyl interior. Pictures available on request. 413, Torqueflite, AC, Autopilot, limited slip 3.23, power antenna, new gas sending unit, 5 new tires. NOS back up light assemblies, NORS left and right outside mirrors. NORS sill plate extensions. New correct complete carpet with original heel plates. Used items: excellent dash pad, very good vent window frames, various condition exterior and interior stainless, very good exterior door handle assemblies, complete grille assembly with headlight buckets. All seats have been re-foamed. Trunk and passenger floors are in excellent condition. Like new service manual. Original Chrysler parts manual (book). Original miles just over 80,000. File of receipts and pictures. Asking $17,500 or best offer. Contact Don Cole at 508-208-4622 or email mr300k@yahoo.com. (07/17/24)

  9. Hurst For sale is my 1970 Chrysler 300 HURST. Factory numbers matching car. Replaced: gas tank. New brake and fuel lines. Factory 440 rebuilt by local restoration company called The Bomb Factory. The car needs restored. Hood frame is toast. Comes with donor hood. VIN. CM23UOC230943 located in New Orleans LA. Asking $12K. Contact Richard Woodfin, email Mopar001@yahoo.com or 504.388.1243. (10/13/24)


NON-LETTER CHRYSLER 300's FOR SALE
  1. 1961 300 Wannabe
    $20,000 OBO. VIN 8113162498. Location Santa Barbara, California. This car’s original San Francisco owner reportedly wanted a 300G but could not afford it, so he outfitted his new 1961 Newport 2-door hardtop with a 1962 300 grille, 4-barrel induction, and an electronic Sun tach under the dash. From the front it looks the part.
    The car had just two California owners from new. Two file folders of records back to March 24, 1961, the purchase date by the original family at Earl C. Anthony Chrysler in San Francisco. Records include the original sales contract, the cancelled check used to buy the car, the factory build sheet, a showroom brochure, all factory manuals, and way more. Actually, the car’s entire ownership history.
    Original 361 with heads upgraded for unleaded. Intake also upgraded to 4-barrel with Mopar 383 parts. (Original 2-barrel carb, manifold and air cleaner included.) Rebuilt transmission, brakes, and rear axle. Alaskan White with white basket weave interior. Well optioned with Sure Grip (positraction) axle, rear power antenna, remote control outside mirror, Golden Tone AM radio, power steering and brakes, clock, safety belts, and full wheel covers. Accessory bolt-on trailer hitch from way back tows great. Newer (2019) whitewalls including spare. Leaf spring helpers installed for occasional towing. Mileage shown is less than 86,300 and this believed to be original as it aligns with dated service records. All fluids, radiator hoses, thermostat refreshed and transmission serviced.
    Cosmetically original except for the paint, a high-quality respray in the correct Alaskan White. The original upholstery is good but needs some minor seam repairs. The original black floor mats are still in place but have hardened and cracked (included is a new black carpeting kit). The headliner and sun visors may need replacement (buyer preference). The glass and seals are very good with no cracks or delamination. The window seals are noisy. The black dash pad has minor cracks throughout but is still presentable. The gauges, radio, power antenna and lights work but the clock does not.
    Pictures here. Clean California title, registered through June 2026. Call 805-570-3605 or email resp49k8@verizon.net (05/13/25)

  2. 1963 Chrysler 300 Pace Car
    Mileage 64,916 - $4,000.00 USD. Factory A/C, bucket seats and console, push button automatic on the dash. This car has a HP 440 engine that ran when the car was parked - but is now seized from sitting. Comes with a 1964 Chrysler – 4 door parts car that has most of the sheet metal that would be required to restore this car in good condition. Here are pictures. I also have a set of 1964 Chrysler bucket seats with headrests and a tilt steering column box and wheel. Contact Terry Levair, Granum, AB – Canada 403-680-2645. Email: terry@ivrcanada.com (08/12/24)

  3. 1966 300
    1966 300 4 Door Hardtop. Asking price $12,000, VIN CM43G63131497. Mileage 69593. Original 383 engine auto transmission. Factory Air Conditioning. Power Steering / brakes / windows / driver seat. FF1 Green paint very good condition. Pearl white interior. Bucket seats with center console. New brakes and front ball joints in 2022. Chrome bumpers and exterior moldings. Chrome like new. No rust anywhere. New windshield. South Texas car. Same owner for 30 plus years. Car sold new in Texarkana on 11-16-1965 certi card still on the vehicle. 3rd place winner at National 300 Meet in Amarillo, TX 2003. Car ready to drive or show. Garage kept. Car rated # 2 condition. Click here for pictures. Other photos available by request. If interested please contact R. C. Woltersdorf 210-639-4174 or email rcmarie426@sbcglobal.net (02/10/25)

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