Custom 2009 Chrysler 300c Hemi 4-dr Convertible Low Mileage, Red/grey Nice on 2040-cars
Burlington, North Carolina, United States
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This vehicle is in pristine condition. Recently appraised for $44,700. Reserve price is a fraction of that. It was recently donated to charity, and I am representing the charity to help dispose of the vehicle. The car was appraised on 7/30/13, and since then the car has been sitting garaged.
Here is more information from the appraisal: 7/30/2013 Auto Appraisal Network Lake Forest, CA David Williams Appraiser, Member #1001190007 To whom it may concern: In compliance with the recent request, we have appraised the above referenced vehicle. We have enclosed the limited appraisal report that constitutes our analysis and conclusion of the research completed on this vehicle. The fair market value of this vehicle, as of the date specified herein was; $44,700.00. Vehicle Location: Burlington, NC Vehicle Make: Chrysler Model Year: 2009 Model: 300C Hemi Body Style: 4-Dr Convertible Other ID: Paint Code: PRH, Trim Code: TLDV Exterior Color: Inferno Red Crystal Pearl Interior Color: Dark Slate Grey Leather Vehicle Options: 5.7 liter 370hp fuel injected V8 Hemi engine 5-speed automatic transmission Power 4-wheel anti-lock brakes Power Steering Power Door Locks Power Windows Power antenna Power seats Power convertible soft top Air Conditioning Cruise Control Steering Wheel Controls AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system Navigation Wood trimmed interior Dual zone air conditioning Dark Slate Grey Leather Seats Alarm System 18" chrome allow wheels Continental 225/60-R18 tires Inferno Red Crystal Pearl exterior paint Condition Report: 100% Excellent Body, Paint, Trim, Emblems, F. Bumper, R. Bumper, Underside, Frame, Wheels, Tires, Soft Top, Glass, W. Stripping Eng Comp, Dash, Inst. Panel, Strg. Col, F Seats, R Seats, Door Panels, Int. Trim, Console, Carpets, Rear Shelf, Trunk Additional Comments: On the date appraised, this 2009 Chrysler 300C represents an excellent example of a modern custom 4-Dr Convertible conversion. While retaining the basic external looks and characteristics of this 4-year-old 300C, this custom '09 300C has been custom modified with the addition of a state-of-the-art convertible soft top which includes floor pan re-engineering, door frame and side glass modifications. As noted on the extensive Vehicle Option pages, and as depicted on the many enclosed digital photographs, this '09 300C came from the factory with a 5.7 liter 370hp fuel injected V8 Hemi engine, automatic transmission, leather interior, wood trim, navigation and chrome alloy wheels. Chrysler has never produced a late model 300 series convertible. The caliber of all work performed on this vehicle is of the highest quality, the entire vehicle both highly detailed as well as being extremely well finished by Convertible Builders, LLC of High Springs, FL. The fair market value of this 2009 Chrysler 300C is based on the average asking price of suitable donor cars and credited for the cost to convert a 4-Dr Sedan to a Convertible. The fair market value does not include tax, title or registration fees. Interesting side note: This car is SUPER unique. In fact, the Pope himself ordered one. The company that customizes these only does about 8 per year, and this was one of them. Here's an interesting pic of the current Pope next to his convertible Chrysler 300. Here is a link to Drop Top Customs, which is the company that customized this vehicle. To get a Chrysler 300 customized like this would cost you $20,000 for the customization alone, not to mention the cost of the car itself. |
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For more information, scroll down to check out Chrysler's official press release.
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