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I don’t have one, but I admire them and I am always looking.
Very nice. What engine? Anymore pictures? I was 15 when that car came around. I think that’s why I am found of the late 70 models, because I remember them so well and really after 1979 the cars really went to ****.1979 Chrysler 300 (mine)
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Some people prefer the earlier (pre-1978) Cordoba model years with the round headlights. The B engine (400 cid) was an option.
The '77-'78 Fury & Monaco A38 package cars with a 440 sometimes show up for sale. Fairly nice looking car for the era.
The 79 Chrysler 300 was equipped with a 360 ci engine, TQ 4-barrel, and dual exhaust. I had one years ago, one of the BEST cars I've ever owned.Very nice. What engine? Anymore pictures? I was 15 when that car came around. I think that’s why I am found of the late 70 models, because I remember them so well and really after 1979 the cars really went to ****.
Very nice. What engine? Anymore pictures? I was 15 when that car came around. I think that’s why I am found of the late 70 models, because I remember them so well and really after 1979 the cars really went to ****.
So that was the only engine option?The 79 Chrysler 300 was equipped with a 360 ci engine
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The '79 300 came with the E58 360-4V and true dual exhaust (dual exhaust pipes, dual cat converters, and dual tailpipes). High(er) stall torque converter from factory. It's a non-lockup converter. I believe the car was factory rated at 195 horsepower.
Only recent pictures I have are below. It is a heavy car, but the rear axle ratio of 3.23:1 helps it "motivate". Handles great with the HD suspension.
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I have it on dollies so I can move it around more easily.
Makes more sense now. I thought it was a separate model. I learned something.Note:
The 300 for 1979 was not a separate model. It is a Cordoba 2 door specialty hardtop and the 300 was an option package.
That being said (its a Cordoba), the marketing people called it a 1979 Chrysler 300.
one of the BEST cars I've ever owned
Very Heavy. I bet 100 lbs or more of just the sound deaden insulation in them.It is a heavy car, but the rear axle ratio of 3.2:1 helps it "motivate". Handles great with the HD suspension.
Yes They run really good. Most remove the "Lean Burn" of that era.So that was the only engine option?
Someone here is bound to be an owner of a 1975 Plymouth roadrunner. I don't know anything about engine or transmission options.Let’s see some more 75-79 b-bodies.
Aww the beloved Road Fury. One of a kind classic.Someone here is bound to be an owner of a 1975 Plymouth roadrunner. I don't know anything about engine or transmission options.