[Chrysler300] 392 Hemi spark plug wires

["Ray Melton rfmelton@xxxxxxx [Chrysler300]" <Chrysler300-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello All -

While restoring my late father's 1957 Chrysler 300C convertible, I found 
spark plug wires with the marking "Standard Motor Products, Inc.  CC7N" 
and tan Bakelite insulators.  Can anyone shed light on the possible 
originality of these wires, and also the possible meaning of the "CC7N" 
marking?  Is this perhaps a date code, such as the "D7" (April 1957)  
markings that I have found on several components of this car which was 
built in May, 1957?  Wayne Graefen's book on restoring the 300C indicate 
that the car usually came with  ignition wires by Autolite.

Ray Melton

Las Cruces, NM      1957 Chrysler 300C CVT       3N572517 white/Gauguin



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