Hi Carl, We all have our own poisons. In my case, I am sitting here on New Years Day debating with myself on a new (old) vehicle purchase. In this case it is a very tired old Boeing Model 75… Think 300 restoration costs are a lot… Best, James
From: Carl
Bilter <cbilter@xxxxxxxxx> Because it is the only one known to exist, the restored market value of the car would not be estimable unless it went through auction. Again,
the 300J is NOT a high dollar car, and may be declining in value a bit at this point as we have seen even with restored Fs and Gs, the most popular letter cars by far. Like any proper full restoration these days, if not done yourself, it's at least $100k
and maybe a lot more - I don't know. We don't do it as an investment. We do it because we're 300 nuts. It may appear to be foolish, but we are not fools. Most of us know exactly what we are doing. We have seen letter cars this bad - or far worse for that matter - be restored to show quality. I'll bet someone like "Rusty Mike" in MN could
do it. It won't be cheap. That's not the point. It is the ONLY one known to exist. Carl ------ Original Message ------ From "'James Douglas' via Chrysler 300 Club International" <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To "Carl Bilter" <cbilter@xxxxxxxxx>; "chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
<chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date 1/1/2025 11:08:42 AM Subject RE: {Chrysler 300} One of the holy grails of rare factory letter cars has been found!
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