Re: {Chrysler 300} Mecum Glendale 300 G

John Begian and I saw this same G coupe, that ran thru Mecum today, in Auburn, IN at Auction America's Labor Day 2013 auction - no body plate on the A-pillar, lots of non-factory interior mods, along with visible non-factory engine features, and the wheels. No mention of #44 (Reggie Jackson) connection in the marketing of this G back then.

The last attached photo shows the 'Reserve Lifted' but looking at RM's online site (parent of Auctions America back then) it reports this coupe was a No Sale.

We had some Club discussion of this G, and of its red twin ragtop - see my next email.

Sending these photos in low resolution.

Noel Hastalis

On 03/19/2022 8:25 PM Jim Jungwirth <jk-jungw@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This beautiful G (formerly in the Reggie Jackson collection) just hammered for $80K on a $110-$120K estimate...

1961 Chrysler 300G | S171 | Glendale 2022

The letter-series Chrysler models were truly performance cars for gentleman. While horsepower played a starring role on vehicles like the 1961 Chrysler 300G offered here, it was the deluxe standard equipment and brand recognition that helped close the deal.

www.mecum.com

Jim

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