CHRYSLER 300 CLUB INTERNATIONAL, INC. 300H 1962 300H Overview Production 435 Coupes 123 Convertibles Body and Chassis Body Style 2-Door Hardtop and 2-Door Convertible Powertrain Engine 413 cu in 380 V8 (Optional 405 HP) Transmission TorqueFlite 3-Sp Auto or 3 sp manual Dimensions Wheelbase 122 in Length 215.3 in Width 79.4 in For 1962's 300H, the fins were gone. New management at Chrysler decided that it was time to remove Virgil Exner’s styling cues from the lineup. The 300H also now shared the smaller platform of the Newport line. Both 413’s received a 5 HP boost, and the 300 pound weight savings of the smaller wheelbase gave the 300H the best power to weight ratio of any of the letter cars. Under the hood of the 300H the standard cross ram intake was gone, and there was a return to the inline dual 4-barrel carb setup of the 300E. With a slight power boost and a 300 lb lighter body, the 300H was faster than the 300G. Click here for H production data.