The 300-H was a special order car sent out to Hurst. I think there were 500,
plus two 'verts for Linda Vaughan to ride around in. I've looked at buying
a couple and funny thing is I have seen some with column shifts.
Rob
>From: "David A. Barker" <d_barker@xxxxxxxx>
>Years ago, I was in Boulder, Co. at school for my company and came out of
>a restaurant. Sitting in the parking lot was, I believe, a 69 300 that
>had a floor console. If I remember correctly, there was a "Hurst 300"
>emblem on the car. Possibly on the back of the trunk lid? I remember it
>catching my eye because I had only ever seen the "Hurst Olds" before. I
>don't recall if the shifter on the floor was the upside down stirrup.
>Can't remember what that was called.
>
>
>Dave
>67 HAZE GREEN Sedan
>Covington, Wa.
>
>P.S.
>On the refurbished wheelcover thread...what's to be done with extremely
>rusty but solid rings to preserve them after you get the rust off? Is
>there a way to keep them rustfree and keep the points sharp?
>
>
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