For Sale at Auction: 1964 Chrysler 300K in Auburn, Indiana

To be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at Auctions America's Auburn Fall event, August 31-3, 2017.

Chassis No.
8443108872

Estimate:
$ 35,000 - $ 50,000 US

Considered a "full-size sports car" by Chrysler; the 300-series "letter cars" by this time had a performance heritage that went 10 years deep. The predecessors in the famed Chrysler letter series were touted by the factory as "equal of Gran Tourismo automobiles the world over." It was, without doubt, regarded as an exceptional road machine.

Standard equipment was not short of sport-style luxury with a between-seat console with lockable compartment and Performance Indicator, TorqueFlite pushbutton automatic transmission, dual exhausts, electric clock, Deluxe steering wheel, back-up lights, glove and luggage compartment lights, windshield washer; power steering and brakes.

A 360 cubic inch V-8 engine was standard, but this car goes into the realm of rare with the factory optional FirePower 390 horsepower, 413 cubic inch special high performance Cross Ram with two four-barrel carburetors. The rear end gets the power to the ground with the Sure Grip differential with a 2.76:1 gear ratio. The car has the Special Performance (SP) Package that along with the vaunted engine, came with heavy-duty springs, shocks, sway bar, and heavy-duty brakes.

Additional desirable conveniences include factory air conditioning (also quite uncommon for a convertible of the era), padded lower dash, tinted glass throughout, remote driver's side view mirror, plus undercoating and an under hood pad. Also seen on the 300K is a factory AM radio with rear speaker, whitewall tires, matching spare with jack, interior matching top tonneau cover, power driver's seat, and power top.

The indicated mileage is listed as less than 64,000 on this code RR-1 Ruby Red Metallic with code M4R Red vinyl interior 300K which is presented in a very tidy condition. The current ownership extends back to 2012, during which time, the Chrysler has been well looked after.

With only 625 1964 Chrysler 300K Convertibles built (plus 3,022 Hardtop Coupes), this is a most uncommon find. For Mopar power aficionados, the optional engine is sure to garner further attention. With this car, you've selected the best offerings of Chrysler's personal equipment on the classic and impressive platform.