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AUCTION: 1965 Chrysler 300L Hardtop Coupe

The Last Of The Original Letter Series...

This Chrysler 300L, one of only 2,405 examples produced in 1965, boasts the factory’s breathtaking Navy Blue Metallic (EE1) finish. Although it underwent a refurbishment around 2010, during which it was refinished in blue, this timeless color choice remains true to its original allure.

1965 Chrysler 300L. (BringATrailer).

The exterior features include a sleek black vinyl roof, chrome bumpers, quadruple headlights, striped headlamp covers, dual side mirrors, rear fender skirts, an illuminated “Three Hundred L” grille badge, and a dual exhaust system. Notably, the car now showcases eye-catching Magnum 500–style 15-inch wheels wrapped in period-correct 225/75 Coker Classic red-line tires, enhancing both its appearance and performance.

Step inside the Chrysler 300L’s cabin, and you’ll be greeted by the opulence of black vinyl upholstery adorning the front bucket seats and a rear bench. The interior boasts an array of desirable features, including a center console, a glovebox, vent windows, a console-mounted gear selector, a map light, a clock, and a push-button AM radio. While the air conditioning requires attention to blow cold, the overall cabin ambiance exudes luxury and elegance. The three-spoke steering wheel, adjustable column, and well-designed instrumentation, featuring a central 120-mph speedometer, fuel level gauge, amperage gauge, and a vacuum gauge, all add to the car’s vintage charm.

1965 Chrysler 300L. (BringATrailer).

Under the hood of this 300L resides the formidable 6.8-liter (413 cubic-inch) Golden Lion V8 engine, sporting polished valve covers and a single carburetor. Paired with a Torqueflite 727 3-speed automatic transmission, this powertrain delivers a thrilling driving experience. Recent service prior to the auction includes brake adjustments and bleeding, along with fluid replacements, ensuring the vehicle is in top condition for its lucky new owner.

This 1965 Chrysler 300L has an intriguing ownership history. The car was refurbished under its former owner’s care around 2010, bringing it back to its former glory. The current seller acquired the vehicle in 2015, retaining ownership until 2018. After a brief absence, the seller recently reacquired the Chrysler 300L in early 2023, recognizing its timeless appeal and exceptional value. The car now comes with a Virginia title in the seller’s name.

1965 Chrysler 300L. (BringATrailer).

Enthusiasts and collectors now have the opportunity to own this remarkable 1965 Chrysler 300L hardtop coupe. Listed on the renowned automotive auction site, BringATrailer.com, the bidding will conclude on Tuesday, June 27th, at 5:06 p.m. EST. With its exceptional condition, rarity, and classic appeal, this Chrysler 300L is undoubtedly a coveted piece of automotive history that is sure to captivate the imagination of enthusiasts and collectors alike.

As the final year of the 300 Letter Series, the 1965 Chrysler 300L hardtop coupe represents a culmination of luxury, performance, and timeless design. With its striking blue finish, powerful V8 engine, and an array of desirable features, this car is a testament to Chrysler’s commitment to excellence.

1965 Chrysler 300L. (BringATrailer).

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Robert S. Miller

Robert S. Miller is a diehard Mopar enthusiast who lives and breathes all that is Mopar. The Michigander is not only the Editor for MoparInsiders.com, 5thGenRams.com, and HDRams.com but an automotive photographer. He is an avid fan of offshore powerboat racing, which he travels the country to take part in.

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This Chrysler 300L, one of only 2,405 examples produced in 1965, boasts the factory’s breathtaking Navy Blue Metallic (EE1) finish. Although it underwent a refurbishment around 2010, during which it was refinished in blue, this timeless color choice remains true to its original allure. The exterior features include a sleek black vinyl roof, chrome bumpers, … (read full article...)

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