1956 Chrysler 300B Coupe
This 300B was the subject of a body-off every nut and bolt
restoration. The 300 was built in 1956 as the second generation of
the now famous 300 series by Chrysler. It features the original 354
Hemi engine mated to a quad induction system. In order words “two
four barrel carburetors”. It is one of only 1002 built in 1956 and
many are now lost in time or have become parts cars. Only 290 are
known to be registered cars at this time. Luckily, this 300 has
been given a fantastic restoration over 10 years ago and stored
shortly afterwards in a private collection. This 300 is finished in
Regimental Red with light buckskin leather. The paint is
exceptional and has held up well over the years. All body
panels are laser straight. The leather, headliner, door panels and
carpeting are done to the highest standard by Gary Goers, a well
known Mopar provider. As expected, the chrome is also show
quality. On personal inspection, I believe you will agree
with my assessment. Equipped with power steering, power brakes and
the Chrysler Power Flite automatic push button transmission, it is
effortless to drive. It also has a very rare option- a steering
wheel clock in addition to the standard clock mounted on the
glove-box door plus a factory AM "Electro Touch Tuner" radio with a
rear speaker.
The cost of restoration on this rust-free Chrysler easily
exceeded the SALE PRICE OF $78,500. Ready to
drive or show anywhere !!! I WILL BE AT THE HERSHEY, PA.
CAR CORRAL FROM 0C.T 10-13 WITH THE CHRYLSLER ROW
P-196-201 ROBERT CELL 314-330-0877
