MOPAR 1964 Chrysler 300K Black 413HP One Owner - $4,500 (Woodinville WA) not mine)

[f.f.jones]

https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/d/woodinville-mopar-1964-chrysler-300k/7441317348.html

Selling a one owner 1964 Chrysler 300K factory black with gold interior......mostly original paint except for part of driver side quarter panel and door.....very little rust.....rock solid car been sitting inside most of it's life as it was parked in a garage in 1980 (see last pic) .....found a ton of service records from a Chrysler dealership that serviced the car in the 70's in the console.... will probably need paint at some point......some dings and bruises here and there....still retains factory V 413 HP engine with dual exhaust, correct 3615 afb carb, unsilenced air cleaner, and tach drive dual point distributor...motor stuck from sitting but will turn with little work. Car has some nice options including Power Windows, Steering, and Brakes, Auto Pilot, Tilt Steering Wheel, Console shift w/ Vacuum Gauge, Clock, etc. Interior will clean up nice, dash pad is perfect, seats a little faded and torn from sitting, headliner looks good.....all 300K plastic emblems present and in nice condition, rockers look great and trunk pan looks good with only minor surface rust from a little water years ago.... I have trunk mat and spare tire.....comes with some extra parts including grille and some extra trim. Chrome looks good too... Great project car in factory black. Vin tag and fender-cowl data tag are both present. If any questions 425 219 3663. Prefer bank wire or cash. Car sold as is.

[B Jake Moran]

Wow.  Very cool car at nice price point

[Gearheadengineer]

Looks like a lot of car for the money, and I’m pretty good overall shape. 

But how do you predict “will turn with little work?”  And if so, why not just do the little work and free it up?

[avgwarhawk]

This car can be a total sleeper.  Love the buckets and console.   

[plymouthcranbrook]

I like the styling of the 63 and 64 Chryslers.  

[JACK M]

I wish I knew more about the 300s as I do own one. (And love it)

I do know that many are not letter cars (and I don't know just how the letter cars differ)

I do not see any "K" badging on this car and I do not think it is one.

[The 55er]

I believe it's a real 1964 300K letter series car. 

[TexRiv_63]

Seems like a hell of a deal if you want to do the work. The K emblems are there.

[JACK M]

35 minutes ago, TexRiv_63 said:

The K emblems are there.

Maybe I do see a K on that sail pillar.

I guess I am used to seeing them on the console and fenders as well.

[The 55er]

The real deal but a non-runner that requires a lot of work, I don't know if these are the most popular years for 300s. IMO if this is a reasonable price some Mopar enthusiast would have jumped on it by now. 

[B Jake Moran]

37 minutes ago, The 55er said:

The real deal but a non-runner that requires a lot of work, I don't know if these are the most popular years for 300s. IMO if this is a reasonable price some Mopar enthusiast would have jumped on it by now. 

I don’t think they are. Remember I posted a rough 65 letter car about 5 weeks ago.  I like the unusual   

[Ed Luddy]

1963-64 Chryslers don't have as large a following as the earlier models of Exner flair and styling. This is part of the "plucked chicken" downsized era cars, but I really like them. Grew up with a buddy who had a 64 300 and neighbours who had a 64 Windsor. Did a lot of cruising around in both of them.

 This is a bargain price on a great full size "muscle car".  Pour some brake fluid in the cylinders, wait a few days then give it the breaker bar treatment.

If only I could find one in Canada in that shape!

Edited February 7, 2022 by Ed Luddy
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[TAKerry]

Never really was a chrysler dodge kinda guy, but this is a nice looking very stylish car. Agree the 'newer' letter cars dont get the love of the 50's version but I suspect some day they may.

[kingrudy]

This would be a great if you do the paint, interior and all of the mechanicals. Sure is a nice style.

[alsancle]

The earlier cars were more exotic when you opened the hood.  But still a cool car and not horribly priced.

[JamesR]

Looks pretty cool for that type of money. If it turns out to be one of those rare engines that runs decent (long term) after being unstuck, it was well worth the $4500. If not, well...It's a gamble.