1964 Chrysler 300K factory cross ram 390HP, 73k original miles test drive at Laguna Classic Cars.

This rust free California 300K has all the right options and runs as great as it looks. Equipped with the numbers matching rebuilt 413 CID, 390 HP engine with factory installed dual cross ram induction with two 4 barrel carburetors, rebuilt number matching transmission, air conditioning (currently not working), power steering, power brakes, power windows, power antenna, power seats, tilt steering wheel, leather interior, factory positraction (sure grip) 3:23 ratio rear gear, center console, painted pin stripes by Jeff Styles, and much more.
This car is currently owned by a retired engineer who worked for the last 16 years to make this car the best he could. The car comes with the original trim pieces and wheel covers if the next owner wants to return it to 100% stock. The car also comes with service and ownership records.
We see many cars over the years and this one stands out from most others because of its great unmodified condition, rarity, and obvious pride of ownership.
This 300K is exempt from smog certification and comes with a clean California title.
Low rate financing is available with rates as low as 3.5% APR with approved credit. You can apply directly on our website (www.lagunaclassiccars.com) by clicking on the "Financing" tab.
We can also arrange delivery to almost anywhere.
We are always looking to consign and buy classic cars, muscle cars, and European sports cars.
Our consignment program is simple: no cost to you if it doesn't sell, 93% sell rate.

[@tonytrotta9322]

The Chrysler 300 K had the large full size Cross in the front Grille. A gentleman my dad worked with had a green one with the 413 wedge head! Nice car - thanks for sharing! I see the correct grille in trunk.

[@tbamagic]

I had the same car...practically identical, except read leather interior. Mine was a 1963 "J".

[@gedigi9010]

Beautiful car.

[@drguffey]

Actually, the '64 300K option gave you bucket seats, console, leather, pwr windows etc. The Duel Quads were an optional extra.

[@presspound7358]

Perfectly kept Time Capsule. The 64 model began selling in the Fall of 63. If you scour the trunk … you might find a newspaper headlining the JFK assassination. If you turn on the radio … you might hear the Beatles singing “I want to hold your hands”. (The street version talked about holding another part of her body 😂). Best part was the trademark Chrysler starter sound … .. I have never seen leather seats look that good …must have been redone… if not… WOW ! 👍 🇨🇦

[@larrygreen2640]

I had one of these, same color, 4 barrel. It had an am/fm radio with a reverb tank in the trunk (factory?).

[@glenn5692]

Its amazing 😊

[@billybcgn25]

Chrysler called that the "Ram Induction" manifold.

[@bobodean1]

Tom Carvels brother?

[@tm9196pin]

How many came with the cross ram

[@patrickmonaghan8555]

Not many. The Cross Ram came as option and with A/C makes it even more rare. They went to 383 as standard in 64"

[@ludemelanie]

Very rare. I have the 413 36in cross ram our 64 k has the J performance. You have a lovely car. My dad had run it at the track 11s. Beautiful car.

[@carlosstinechez5338]

If you give it a tune up that car will screem

[@joescott6469]

The tires are far from period correct . KEY INNOVATIONS It’s more than just crossing the finish line first that excites us. BFGoodrich is driven to produce industry-first technology in all of its tire segments. 1947: First tubeless tire for American cars. 1965: First radial tire on the American market: the Lifesaver. 1967: First run-flat tire. 1972: Launches radial-ply touring tires in North America, while other manufacturers continue to develop “Bias-ply” tires. 1976: The world’s first all-terrain tire. 1999: The first tire with coloured lettering is introduced: The Scorcher T/A. 2002: The world’s first 24-inch 4X4 is released. 2016: Commemorates 40 years of SCORE BAJA Racing and the 40th anniversary of the Radial All-Terrain tire.

[@bonniebairn844]

Price?

[@GeorgeMilton-x3x]

My brother had one

[@roysmemorylane]

Come on, fix the fucking a/c!

[@curbozerboomer1773]

And give the lame sales guy his fix, too! lol

[@ludemelanie]

I removed mine

[@stephenholland5930]

Beautiful car but awful "photography"