1963 Chrysler 300 Pace Car Convertible Project Car on 2040-cars
Mentor, Ohio, United States
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This is a 1963 Chrysler Pace car convertible project. The car has a 383 with 4bbl carb and automatic with power steering and brakes. The car runs and drives but needs some brake work. The interior floor pans were replaced, and the car need quarter panel replacement or repair , some rocker panel repair as well. The trunk floor is completely gone, although there is a new floor and new drop off panels included as are new rocker panel sheet metal. The driver front fender is rusted badly but a nice solid replacement is included with the car. The convertible top mechanism works, but of course a new top will be required. The interior seats are solid but need to be re-upholstered. There are new door handles for the interior included. Have the air cleaner top for car. Gas tank is probably beyond repair, although previous owner started repairs on it. Car is a project needing a good bit of work, but cost is pretty reasonable. The doors do not sag and close solidly. Have clear Tennessee title for car. Transport is the responsibility of the buyer. I have included a reference picture for a completed car, which of course would be your goal for this project. Call Ted if any questions 440-478-6801. These cars are really sharp when completed. Haggerty value guide for this car
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