1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible 440 cui V8 727 Torque Flite. RWD automatic 3-speed. Rear axle ratio 3.23.
Imported from California. Repainted 5 years ago. Sweden registration. Rarely driven. Most of the time parked in the garage. Engine and gearbox oil leaks removed. Electric fuel pump. In good driving condition. Belongs to a private collection and is located in Central Estonia. Exchange possible for a 50s Cadillac convertible (also projects).
The Chrysler 300 series was introduced in 1955 and was referred to as the "letter series". Initially, these cars were intended to represent a fledgling offering of performance-oriented vehicles. The earliest of the series was the 300C equipped with a 300 horsepower hemi engine and a coupe body style, represented by the "C". The 1955 300 C series Chrysler sold 1,725 units and maintained its high performance coupe status thru 1962. Thereafter, Chrysler dropped the "C" and added additional body styles and engine options to their 300 series lineup.
This 1969 Chrysler 300 convertible is a stunning representation of that era. Powered by a stout 440 cubic inch engine and backed by a 727 torque flite automatic transmission, there is more than enough power available for whatever your intended usage may be. Equipment includes power steering, power brakes.
1969 Chrysler 300 Convertible 440 cui V8 727 Torque Flite. RWD automatic 3-speed. Rear axle ratio 3.23.
Imported from California. Repainted 5 years ago. Sweden registration. Rarely driven. Most of the time parked in the garage. Engine and gearbox oil leaks removed. Electric fuel pump. In good driving condition. Belongs to a private collection and is located in Central Estonia. Exchange possible for a 50s Cadillac convertible (also projects).
The Chrysler 300 series was introduced in 1955 and was referred to as the "letter series". Initially, these cars were intended to represent a fledgling offering of performance-oriented vehicles. The earliest of the series was the 300C equipped with a 300 horsepower hemi engine and a coupe body style, represented by the "C". The 1955 300 C series Chrysler sold 1,725 units and maintained its high performance coupe status thru 1962. Thereafter, Chrysler dropped the "C" and added additional body styles and engine options to their 300 series lineup.
This 1969 Chrysler 300 convertible is a stunning representation of that era. Powered by a stout 440 cubic inch engine and backed by a 727 torque flite automatic transmission, there is more than enough power available for whatever your intended usage may be. Equipment includes power steering, power brakes.
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