25 1965 Chrysler 300 L
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Great Texas MOPAR Hoard Freedom Car Auctions
Texas
NO RESERVE - All items will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price!
A truly once in a life time collection of all things MOPAR
Vehicles: 270+ Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth, DeSoto and Others (1937 to 2012)
Many rare, one-of-a-kind, historically significant provenance vehicles: (13) Chrysler 300s Including a 300D w/2x4 392 Hemi & 300J 2x4 413 Cross Ram
1956 Lancer Texan w/Super Red Ram, Checkered Flags
1959 Dodge Coronet 2 Door California Highway Patrol Car
(24) Chrysler Imperials
(6) Convertibles
(36) Pickups & Trucks
(5) Vans
(14) Station Wagons
(6) Patrol Cars
(45) Assorted Some NIB Muscle Car Models, Hot Wheels and Diecast Cars
1937 & Up License Plates
Dealer: Showroom Signage, Antenna Flags, Marketing Supplies, Parts Catalogues, Repair Manuals, Boxed Special Tools, Boxed Dealer Repair Learning Sets w/Records, Film , Memorabilia
MOPAR Parts: Hemi, Red Ram & Super Red Ram Engines, Transmissions, Intake & Exhaust Manifolds, Carburetors, Alternators, Generators, Starters, Hub Caps, Beauty Rings, NOS Mopar Parts: Lights, Steering Wheels, Switches, Gauges, Filters, Gaskets, Ring Sets, Bearing Sets, Many Assorted Tail Light & Parking Lenses, Etc,
The auction will be held online late summer or early fall of 2021.
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This might be overall the best car from this auction
Love the letter cars
Very well presented car. In my youth, these were considered a old mans car! (but i imagine they could blow the doors off of a lots of young whipper snappers cars. As I get older, I would love to get my hands on one of these especially since it has the buckets and console shift. Maybe not the coolest car around, but fairly fast for its time.
Nice find!
Wow - if this was your “dream car” you’d be hard-pressed to find a better vehicle to restore! Hardly a trace of corrosion, all the bits and pieces are present - all it needs is about a year of love (and a healthy pile of mad money in your checking account) and you’d be back on the road in short order with a lovely example of American automotive history!
That's a land yacht I could get behind.
I would buff the sides and match the original color with age to match the buffed out sides and clean and reupholster the interior were needed ONLY!
Steve , &/Teams: thanks, good quick look! Interestingly, one wonders what happened to this 300 L.? Looks to be a good project *& restorations, even , WITH :no Manuel TRANSMISSION , power Windows, etc. Oddly, a Special Chrysler: remembering my Grandparents ‘ last new Car was a 1963 NewYorker in all that’s” Baby Blue” color, PUSH Button,NO AIR CONDITIONING…..also, as I picked up a low Miles 1966*GALAXIE500 XL/4/Speed/ Burgandy / Black Deluxe interiors/352/4/ Dual Exhaust from same dealer ((* MANUEL WERE NOT DESIRABLE,) in 1967, etc……….oddly, pretty good drive after a few after-market upgrades, etc.
i bought this one and the 65 300 sport from this auction but sadly sold the L to a guy in colorado last year. still have the 300 sport
a neighbor had 1 of these in silver with a black vinyl top . was always parked on the street in N W Chicago . I still remember the day a druggie girl passed out in her 70 Torino and ran into the back of it floored . Pushed it 3 hoses up the street . Totalled her car and got her head jammed between the steering wheel and windshield pillar . The only damage to the Chrysler were scratches to the bumper and paint along with the fuel door being busted into pieces . those things were tanks . I think of it when i see that phony safety groups 59 Chevy stunt . They used a car with a known weak frame. 1 of these early 60s Mopars versus the current 300 or charger would leave the current model flattened or compressed .
Great story, hope Druggie Girl survived and cleaned up her act.