For 1960, the 413-cid V-8 now featured a tuned cross-ram induction system mounting a pair of four-barrel carburetors on a unique intake manifold with impressive 30-inch runners. In combination with a hotter camshaft, a low-restriction exhaust system and all-new lighter unit-body construction for 1960, the refined 300F continued to provide the blistering performance that 300 buyers had come to expect.
Auburn Fall 2016
1960 Chrysler 300F
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$51,700 USD | Sold
| Auburn, Indiana
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- Wedge 413 cubic inch V-8 engine
- Pushbutton automatic transmission
- Nicely presented
- Only 964 coupes built in '60
- Factory air conditioning
- Full length console with tach
- Four bucket seat arrangement
- Autronic-Eye
- Driver's side swivel seat
- Cherished then, as now
This 300F is powered by a wedge 413 cubic inch V-8 engine that is connected to a pushbutton automatic transmission. The interior features white upholstery, driver’s side swivel seat, center console, power windows, AM radio, tachometer, Autronic-Eye and factory air conditioning. The rear passenger area also features a full cabin-length center console with tach, plus bucket seats front and rear. The outside is finished with black paintwork and whitewall tires with full factory wheel covers. This 300F is equipped with power steering and power brakes.
