1964 Chrysler 300 4 Door Hard Top on 2040-cars
Ramsay, Montana, United States
This 1964 Chrysler 300 is a 4 Door Hardtop. It has a 383 V8 engine. The body is in very good condition. It has a dent in the back bumper and on the trunk above the back bumper. The interior is white leather with black cloth inserts and is in excellent condition and near immaculate. The headliner is loose where the threads have dried while sitting in the garage for many years. The steering wheel is not bent, it is a rectangular steering wheel. This car is a nice driving, nice running car. It started right up after sitting in the garage for many years, but I have done a bit of a tune up and drove it for awhile. The odometer reads 21,013, but I do not know the exact mileage. I am trying hard to sell this car because I need room in my garage for other projects and it is too nice of a car to sit outside in our harsh winters. I am selling at no reserve. MAKE ME AN OFFER. I can be reached at 406-498-4078, best in the evenings. . |
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