1979 Chrysler 300 Series

2 door

360 cubic inch V-8 with 4-barrel

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

Limited edition (only 5,500 built) Based on the Cordoba platform. The appearance changes were a cross hair grill with a 300 emblem in the center, front fender gills, almost all were white with red and blue pinstripes. Red leather interior, a console shift automatic transmission, a rally instrument cluster with a tachometer, a 360 cubic inch V-8 with 4-barrel, 3.23 axle ratio with extra stiff suspension set up. Aluminum turbine wheels with the 300 emblem on the center caps. The carpet is in good condition. The leather upholstery shows some wear but no tears. The trunk is carpeted with the original spare tire cover and what is probably the original spare tire. It looks as though the original jack has never been removed. It has a brand new set of white letter B F Goodrich tires. It runs great, but has an exhaust leak where the smog tube attaches to the exhaust manifold. A set of headers on this muscle car (of that era) would remedy that. It has 37,064 miles. Was owned by the owner of a Chrysler dealership and was driven by his wife. The car has been sitting since 1998. The only rust I've found is on the outer edges of the hood, and this is basically concealed when the hood is closed. To make it into mint condition it would probably need new paint. For a Mopar fan this is a must-have collectable. 919-545-1302.