1962 Chrysler 300 Hardtop (1/25)

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1962 Chrysler 300 Hardtop (1/25)

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1962 Chrysler 300 (1/25)
Parts are sealed inside and the box has been resealed for protection and care.

The 1960 Chrysler 300 offered some important improvements over 1961 despite styling generally seen as retrograde. Improvements included the unit construction, an optional 400-bhp ram-manifold wedgehead V-8, standard bucket seats and center console front and rear, optional Pont-a-Mousson four-speed manual gearbox (fitted to no more than 15 examples), and a choice of axle ratios from 2.93 to 3.73.
The embossed deck lid "spare tire" was deleted on the tidier 1961 300-G, which introduced an upside-down trapezoid grille and canted, vertical quad headlights. A heavy-duty three-speed manual was reinstated as an option to replace the French four-speeder, and the 300 reverted to 15-inch wheels for the first time since 1956.