1979 Chrysler 300 Registry
- Thread starter Northeast300
- Start date
spartan300
Member
- Local time
- 10:28 PM
- Joined
- Aug 21, 2021
- Messages
- 5
- Reaction score
- 12
- Location
- Red Deer Alberta Canada
Hi,
Is there somewhere on this site I can view the registry so far of all found?
XCELLR8
Well-Known Member
That auction story is the reason I will not buy a car over the internet. There is too much fraud anymore.
cal30_sniper
Well-Known Member
I now own this car.
NOT MINE
No VIN info
$15,900
Looks nice. Low mileage. Hand crank windows.
Ft. Worth, Texas
https://www.zero260.com/posts/the-300-with-fine-corinthian-leather-54k-mile-1979-chrysler-300
No VIN info
$15,900
Looks nice. Low mileage. Hand crank windows.
Ft. Worth, Texas
https://www.zero260.com/posts/the-300-with-fine-corinthian-leather-54k-mile-1979-chrysler-300
NOT MINE
VIN: SS22L9R180002
48,000 miles on odometer
Exterior pictures are of poor quality.
Interior looks to be in decent condition.
Engine bay looks clean
I have factory floor mats in my '79 300 and they don't look like the ones pictured below.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/384396219945?hash=item597fccd629:g:2TAAAOSw1uthOL0V
VIN: SS22L9R180002
48,000 miles on odometer
Exterior pictures are of poor quality.
Interior looks to be in decent condition.
Engine bay looks clean
I have factory floor mats in my '79 300 and they don't look like the ones pictured below.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/384396219945?hash=item597fccd629:g:2TAAAOSw1uthOL0V
BTW, this car did not come from the factory with a vinyl top. The fender tag is blank where the vinyl roof code goes. Blank=No vinyl roof.
Anyone know the whereabouts of VIN SS22L9R139989?
"Although the "'79 300" is an optional sales package based upon the Cordoba, the combination of complete appearance, drive train and chassis upgrades coupled with the deletion of all "Cordoba" references, gives this car a separate, distinct identity. The first '79 300, vehicle identification number (VIN) SS22L9R139989, was a Cordoba which was converted at Chrysler's Clairpoint pre-production plant. Beginning in November 1978 and continuing through to June of 1979, Chrysler Canada's Windsor Assembly Plant built 4,292 units, including 477 for the Canadian market. Overall, 77,334 Cordobas, for both US and Canada, were produced from August 7, 1978 through June 22, 1979."
Attribution/Source:
page 5 of "1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook" by Dale Burkhardt and John Veatch. Copyright 1989, All rights reserved.
"Although the "'79 300" is an optional sales package based upon the Cordoba, the combination of complete appearance, drive train and chassis upgrades coupled with the deletion of all "Cordoba" references, gives this car a separate, distinct identity. The first '79 300, vehicle identification number (VIN) SS22L9R139989, was a Cordoba which was converted at Chrysler's Clairpoint pre-production plant. Beginning in November 1978 and continuing through to June of 1979, Chrysler Canada's Windsor Assembly Plant built 4,292 units, including 477 for the Canadian market. Overall, 77,334 Cordobas, for both US and Canada, were produced from August 7, 1978 through June 22, 1979."
Attribution/Source:
page 5 of "1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook" by Dale Burkhardt and John Veatch. Copyright 1989, All rights reserved.
NOT MINE
VIN: SS22L9R194097
The VIN is seen at the beginning of the Mecum video.
58,000 miles. High bid of $8,000 in July 2021. Did not sell.
Damaged during transport
VIN: SS22L9R194097
The VIN is seen at the beginning of the Mecum video.
58,000 miles. High bid of $8,000 in July 2021. Did not sell.
Damaged during transport
Last edited:
NOT MINE
No VIN information
Odometer reading is in question?
The production quantity was not 5,500. The 1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook by Burkhardt and Veatch states on page 5 there were 4,292 units built in the Windsor Assembly plant, including 477 for the Canadian market.
Sold for $13,200 in July 2020
No VIN information
Odometer reading is in question?
The production quantity was not 5,500. The 1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook by Burkhardt and Veatch states on page 5 there were 4,292 units built in the Windsor Assembly plant, including 477 for the Canadian market.
Sold for $13,200 in July 2020
Last edited:
NOT MINE
No VIN information
Odometer reading is in question?
The production quantity was not 5,500. The 1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook by Burkhardt and Veatch states on page 5 there were 4,292 units built in the Windsor Assembly plant, including 477 for the Canadian market.
Sold for $12,100 in July/August 2019
No VIN information
Odometer reading is in question?
The production quantity was not 5,500. The 1979 Chrysler 300 Handbook by Burkhardt and Veatch states on page 5 there were 4,292 units built in the Windsor Assembly plant, including 477 for the Canadian market.
Sold for $12,100 in July/August 2019
Last edited:
NOT MINE
VIN: SS22L9R240649
http://showroom.auction123.com/vehi...leadsource=Showroom|vehicle_selling_solutions
@LS-300 I haven't seen this car advertised in the past. Do you have it in your Registry spreadsheet?
VIN: SS22L9R240649
http://showroom.auction123.com/vehi...leadsource=Showroom|vehicle_selling_solutions
@LS-300 I haven't seen this car advertised in the past. Do you have it in your Registry spreadsheet?
Last edited:
Similar threads
