1970 Chrysler 300 "tnt" on 2040-cars
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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1970 Chrysler 300 VIN# CM23U0C175558 440 “TNT” car as
per VIN (Never checked to see if numbers matching but will next weekend) Factory power
steering, power brakes, and power windows. Registered and
licensed in Alberta. All original body
panels still on the car. Descent car
needing some interior work and re-paint or drive as is if you like. Have decided to
sell some of my mopars so will have a few others up for sale so you can check my
other auctions if you want to see them. Thanks for
looking and please call if you have any questions as I rarely ever check my
computer. I am willing to
ship to the USA or overseas as long as any interested parties call me first to
discuss shipping. I do also have a
bunch of pictures on a photobucket album I can send you if you are seriously
interested. Thanks Kevin @
403-585-0652
On Apr-16-14 at 16:34:22 PDT, seller added the following information: Ok, so for those interested. I just crawled under the car tonight and took some pics of the tranny VIN and the engine block VIN as well as I have a picture of the ID Boss… So if you look at the added pictures, you will see that all numbers do match. Sorry I should have verified this before I listed in the first time as I knew people would want to know that. Anyways, there it is. |
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