I agree Chris, I see no evidence to indicate it was an H.
One clue wojuld be if it had a 300 emblem on the glove box.
Ian Smale in BC owns (or owned?) a 62 300 which has most of the 300H features as I recall except for the bucket seats.
I think he told me that he discovered
you could option up a 300 to almost if not all the H level.
Perhaps an expert here could clarify that. If you had three kids for instance,
an H wouldn't work for you, but an H with 300 seats would.
Could it have been a 300H with dealer delete bucket seats?
At one time, in our local car show,which was 300 oriented, we had some corporate Chrysler people attend with some fairly unusual personal cars. One once told me that
if it could be done, with connections, there woujd usually be a way to order a car with different than normal stock options.
But
here.s better theory: Somebody had a 300H and due to the brakes rear ended another car, and being written off. Somewhere else, a 300 got rear ended and needed a trunklid.
Mike Moofre
300H
After careful examination of the pictures, the 1962 Chrysler 300 wearing the H emblem on the trunk lid clearly has a "sport" front seat with center arm rest and a window crank for the passenger quarter window. The only thing H about that car is the trunk lid trim. "Show's over, move along..."
Chris the K MANIAC
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Sent: Mon, Jan 27, 2014 7:22 pm
Subject: [Chrysler300] Possible 300H in Craigslist ad?
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/4306280780.html
Hi group,
I saw a Craigslist ad that contained multiple cars, link above.
One of the pics show a pretty rough 1962 300, and an "H" is apparent in the rear shot of the car. I couldn't conclusively identify it as a Letter Car
from the pic.
Excerpt from the ad:
1962 CHRYSLER 300 2 D00R HARD TOP. $1,500.
CALL BOB @
(818) 517-0596
As you can see from the Craigslist address, it is near or in Los Angeles.
It's not my car, and I have no interest in it.
Happy hunting!
John Spiers