1959 Chrysler 300E 2 door hardtop. The odometer reads 85,642
(believed to be actual) I acquired this many years ago, a partially
completed project car. ...Yes, the rust worms attacked, but too
their dismay, they are slowly leaving. Powered by a 413 cid cross
ram dual 4 barrel carb, and a pushbutton TorqueFlite transmission,
the engine was completely dissasembled, resealed and is ready to
rumble. Transmission required to complete the rebuild: clutch pack,
seals, torque converter, etc. Took me a while, but found a good
correct frame and radiator spupport -left powertrain out, for ease
of floor pan replacements, which I have aquired a lot of needed
parts over the years, fuel tank and mounting straps, new radiator
dash pad and more. It will need a complete interior kit.
As you can see from the photos majority of trim is still on car and
in pretty good shape; stainless will need polished, chrome
replated.
The purchased price = remaining restoration costs will yeild a tidy
sum when completed, not to mention the pride of ownership of a very
rare and unique automobile.
I've got far more invested but at age 72, don't have the time or
inclation to complete. So if you're game to finish, $28,800 buys
it.
Vehicle Details
1959 Chrysler 300
Listing ID:CC-982114
Price:$22,500
Location:Vernal, Utah
Year:1959
Make:Chrysler
Model:300
Interior Color:Gold
Odometer:85642
Stock Number:154
VIN:M591100382
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