● Limited Production: One of only 248 Chrysler 300F Convertibles built in 1960.
● Engine: High-Performance 413 cu. in. 'Wedge' V8 (375 hp).
● Induction: Unique "Ram-Tuned" Cross-Ram Intake Manifold with dual four-barrel carburetors.
● Transmission: Reliable Push-Button TorqueFlite Automatic.
● Color Combination: Desirable Factory Terra Cotta exterior over Tan Leather interior.
● Interior Luxury: Front Swiveling Bucket Seats with full-length central console.
● Advanced Features: 'AstraDome' Instrument Cluster and Chrysler Unibody construction.
● Collectability: A definitive example of the highly collectible Chrysler "Letter Series."
The 1960 Chrysler 300F Convertible stands as a paramount achievement in American automotive history, brilliantly fusing the space-age styling of Virgil Exner with race-bred performance technology. As the sixth iteration of Chrysler's exclusive "Letter Series," the 300F was a luxury performance machine built for the affluent enthusiast. It pioneered the use of Chrysler's new Unibody construction, which, combined with a responsive torsion-bar suspension, gave the large convertible surprising rigidity and handling prowess. Defining the car’s identity are the audacious design elements—from the distinctive outward-canted tail fins and full-width grille to the sleek, uncluttered flanks—that solidified its status as a high-style boulevard cruiser with a performance secret.
Under the hood lies the engineering marvel that makes the 300F legendary: the 413 cubic inch 'Wedge' V8 engine, rated at a commanding 375 horsepower. This power is achieved via the visually dramatic and highly effective "Ram-Tuned" Cross-Ram induction system. This innovative setup uses long, tuned intake runners that cross over the engine to feed each cylinder bank, creating a supercharging effect that dramatically boosts mid-range torque. Paired with the robust Push-Button TorqueFlite automatic transmission, this convertible delivers effortless acceleration and relentless high-speed cruising capability. With only 248 Convertibles produced in 1960, the 300F is a rare and highly sought-after piece of Mopar performance heritage.
This stunning example is finished in the period-correct and highly desirable factory color of Terra Cotta with a matching convertible top, beautifully contrasted by a luxurious Tan Leather interior. The cabin is a testament to 1960s luxury, featuring the unique AstraDome instrument cluster and the deeply sculpted, individual seating for four passengers, highlighted by a full-length central console. Equipped with both power brakes and power steering, this 300F is an absolute pleasure to drive, whether touring local roads or commanding attention at a Concours event. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the finest "Letter Series" convertibles ever built—a true icon of power, luxury, and distinctive design.