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1956 Chrysler 300 B - Mint Condition, Newly Restored on 2040-cars

Year:1956 Mileage:38468
Location:

Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada

Saint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada

1956 CHRYSLER 300B - MINT CONDITION - COLLECTORS CAR


Priced to sell , this 1956 Chrysler 300B is one of 1102 units produced, and one of the few remaning with matching serial numbers, with full documented history .Available with the car the Original production line build sheet as well as all the number matching proofs for engine, transmission and body. This car is certified by the 
CHRYSLER 300 CLUB INTERNATIONAL. 

After three years  (on and off) restoration , the car is in excellent and mint condition. This car has always been a collectors car, never been used for racing (common for some 300-series models in the 50's and 60's). Here are some details to learn more about the car:

- Very nice, fresh paint with original Raven Black color, as per original factory specifications;
- White cream original interior in very good factory condition with no damage;
- Straight body , very good frame , zero rust (and shot with rust proof paint during restoration) ,new carpets ,trunk carpet, headliner and mouldings;
- Proffesionally rebuilt engine to meet factory specifications and tolerances;
Has a very rare original air cleaner and original dual carburators;

The engine is a 354 cu in HEMI V8 producing up to 340 hp, to match the factory specifications for this model. 
This car has the PowerFlite automatic transmission option, as well as a power steering and the 3:36 gear axle ratio. Please advise for the full options list.


Here are some of the new parts replaced on the vehicule during restoration:

-New transmission mounts;
-New 4 Shock Absorbers;
-New exhaust system;
-New brakes system and master cylinder;
-Rebuilt radiator and cooling system;
-Rechromed bumpers (Chrome was done at Tri-City plating, Elizabethton, Tennessee.) and most of the interior chrome has been renewed with excellent quality chrome, Life warranty Chrome;
-New set of wiring harness , Front to Back;
-New set of original Goodyear white wall tires;
-Many other to list ...

It has been meticulously restored with no rush at all, to have a finished product that can be classified as in mint condition and collectors approved. 

If you need any more information or request any additional photo, please contact me.

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