1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible

While many are aware of the 1969 Hurst/Olds, most have never seen a 1970 Chrysler 300/H Hurst. Just 485 2-door hardtops were built and one convertible. This particular example is the only 300/H Hurst convertible ever built.

Assembled in May of 1970 to promote the limited edition 300/H Hurst hardtops, this car was used in numerous promotions for the Hurst Corporation. According to Linda Vaughn, Miss Hurst Golden Shifter, 'this is George's car, he loved this car and would drive it anytime he could. This was George's favorite car of all the cars we had.' That is certainly a testament to the uniqueness of this car.

Used from 1970-1973, this car was often photographed with Ms. Vaughn and the 'Hurstettes', including Niki Phillips, June Cochran, and Marsha Bennett. The car toured various NASCAR, USAC, and drag race events in the United States and Canada.

This car has many unique features. This includes a factory-installed Hurst Auto-Stick shifter and special Hurst Gold paint with hand-applied stripes. The 300/H emblems are in different locations from the production hardtops and the interior is white and black per Hurst build orders. Also of note are the unusual gold Cragar magnesium wheels, as Hurst had a sponsorship agreement with Cragar at the time.

This car is original and unrestored, lovingly preserved by the current owner. Complete ownership history since new is fully documented.