The Car of the week hasn't been updated by my source site. So, I went way back in the archives and found something of interest.
Not sure if we've seen this one here before, but the picture looks familiar.
Car Life called the Chrysler 300G “the best road car on the market.” Chrysler called it “the brand-new 1961 version of Chrysler’s championship breed of rare motorcars. The 300G could do 0-to-60 mph in 8.4 seconds, and 0-to-100 mph in 21.2 seconds. The quarter mile took 16.2 seconds at 87.4 mph. Top speed of the 300G was reported by Car Life to be 131 mph. At Daytona, a 300G running with the optional 2.93:1 axle ratio won the NASCAR Flying Mile Championship with a two-way average of 143.0 mph. A 300G also won the NASCAR Standing Mile Championship with a speed of 90.7 mph.
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Not sure if we've seen this one here before, but the picture looks familiar.
Car Life called the Chrysler 300G “the best road car on the market.” Chrysler called it “the brand-new 1961 version of Chrysler’s championship breed of rare motorcars. The 300G could do 0-to-60 mph in 8.4 seconds, and 0-to-100 mph in 21.2 seconds. The quarter mile took 16.2 seconds at 87.4 mph. Top speed of the 300G was reported by Car Life to be 131 mph. At Daytona, a 300G running with the optional 2.93:1 axle ratio won the NASCAR Flying Mile Championship with a two-way average of 143.0 mph. A 300G also won the NASCAR Standing Mile Championship with a speed of 90.7 mph.
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