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WBR Import/Export
Scott Marlow (owner)
Sugar Land, Texas U.S.A
Bus: (832) 886-1677
Fax: (832) 886-1678
scott@scottmarlow.net
Scott Marlow (owner)
Sugar Land, Texas U.S.A
Bus: (832) 886-1677
Fax: (832) 886-1678
scott@scottmarlow.net
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1961 CHRYSLER 300G 2 DR HARDTOP
(Missouri)
Subtly deceptive, an enduring car built for endearing times. Walter P. Chrysler had a vision which he passed down through
generation after generation of Chrysler car builders to combine performance and luxury. One car that truly exemplifies that
vision is the 1961 Chrysler 300G. By 1961, the Chrysler Letter cars had already made their mark on the automotive industry and
there was no mistaking the canted quad headlights and rear tailfins as these cars sailed by on the interstate.
1961 was the last year of the Virgil Exner design era, and there was little doubt it was his Forward Look Design that made the
300G the flagship of the Chrysler line. Available only in two door hardtop and convertible and colors, Mardi-Gras Red, Alaskan
White, Formal Black, and Cinnamon (the rarest). Although the colors were limited; the options seemed endless. It was sometimes
referred to as the Bankers Hotrod because the 300G has more horsepower than most 1961 automobiles, and it carried such a
high price tag.
This specific fine automobile runs , drives and shows beautifully. This is the finest example of a 1961 Chrysler 300G Letter car in
the country and has Chrysler 300 Club International, Inc awards to prove it! When judged by the Chrysler 300 Club
International, Inc, it scored 99.2 out of a possible 100 points in one event and at another it scored 947.5 out of a possible 955
points. It also won Best of Show at both events! Included with the car are photo copies of the IBM and Build Sheet and Chrysler
300 Club International, Inc Judging Sheets.
FEATURES, OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES:
ENGINE:
* Numbers Matching, 413 Cubic Inch/375 Horsepower Max-Wedge V8 Engine
* Long Cross Ram Intake-"Ram Injection" mounted with Twin Four Barrel Carter Carburetors
* 10.1:1 Compression
* Dual Exhaust
* 12 Volt Dual Point Distributor
DRIVE TRAIN/CHASSIS:
* Uni-Body Construction
* Torque Flight Automatic Transmission with Push Button Controls
* Power Steering
* Power Brakes
* Sure-Grip Rear with 3.23:1 Gears
* Tuned Suspension, Despite the size of the car it is actually very nimble through the curve!
INTERIOR:
* Well-appointed Color Keyed Tan Leather
* Six-Way Power Front Seats (Optional)
* Swivel Front Seats, allow for easy entry and exit to and from the vehicle.
* Four Bucket Seats adorn the cabin
* Front and Rear Centered Armrests on the Full Length Console
* Safety Cushion Padded Dashboard
* Three Dimensional Paleovescent Dash, called the Astra Dome (at night it is a must see)
* Electric Clock
* Power Windows
* Console Mounted Tachometer
* Music Master Radio
EXTERIOR:
* Correct Factory Color-Cinnamon Poly
* Unmistakeable Canted Quad Headlights and Tailfins
* Factory 15 Inch Wheels with Unique 300 Hubcaps
* Tinted Glass
* Wide White Wall Tires
(Missouri)
Subtly deceptive, an enduring car built for endearing times. Walter P. Chrysler had a vision which he passed down through
generation after generation of Chrysler car builders to combine performance and luxury. One car that truly exemplifies that
vision is the 1961 Chrysler 300G. By 1961, the Chrysler Letter cars had already made their mark on the automotive industry and
there was no mistaking the canted quad headlights and rear tailfins as these cars sailed by on the interstate.
1961 was the last year of the Virgil Exner design era, and there was little doubt it was his Forward Look Design that made the
300G the flagship of the Chrysler line. Available only in two door hardtop and convertible and colors, Mardi-Gras Red, Alaskan
White, Formal Black, and Cinnamon (the rarest). Although the colors were limited; the options seemed endless. It was sometimes
referred to as the Bankers Hotrod because the 300G has more horsepower than most 1961 automobiles, and it carried such a
high price tag.
This specific fine automobile runs , drives and shows beautifully. This is the finest example of a 1961 Chrysler 300G Letter car in
the country and has Chrysler 300 Club International, Inc awards to prove it! When judged by the Chrysler 300 Club
International, Inc, it scored 99.2 out of a possible 100 points in one event and at another it scored 947.5 out of a possible 955
points. It also won Best of Show at both events! Included with the car are photo copies of the IBM and Build Sheet and Chrysler
300 Club International, Inc Judging Sheets.
FEATURES, OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES:
ENGINE:
* Numbers Matching, 413 Cubic Inch/375 Horsepower Max-Wedge V8 Engine
* Long Cross Ram Intake-"Ram Injection" mounted with Twin Four Barrel Carter Carburetors
* 10.1:1 Compression
* Dual Exhaust
* 12 Volt Dual Point Distributor
DRIVE TRAIN/CHASSIS:
* Uni-Body Construction
* Torque Flight Automatic Transmission with Push Button Controls
* Power Steering
* Power Brakes
* Sure-Grip Rear with 3.23:1 Gears
* Tuned Suspension, Despite the size of the car it is actually very nimble through the curve!
INTERIOR:
* Well-appointed Color Keyed Tan Leather
* Six-Way Power Front Seats (Optional)
* Swivel Front Seats, allow for easy entry and exit to and from the vehicle.
* Four Bucket Seats adorn the cabin
* Front and Rear Centered Armrests on the Full Length Console
* Safety Cushion Padded Dashboard
* Three Dimensional Paleovescent Dash, called the Astra Dome (at night it is a must see)
* Electric Clock
* Power Windows
* Console Mounted Tachometer
* Music Master Radio
EXTERIOR:
* Correct Factory Color-Cinnamon Poly
* Unmistakeable Canted Quad Headlights and Tailfins
* Factory 15 Inch Wheels with Unique 300 Hubcaps
* Tinted Glass
* Wide White Wall Tires
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