In celebration, we take a look at one of its most iconic names. The Chrysler 300 is a model that has had many different ...

June 6, 2025 marks Chrysler’s 100th anniversary as an auto manufacturer. As a nameplate, Chrysler owes its existence to ...

Letter Series Chrysler first introduced the 300 back in 1955, and with the debut of that high-performance 4-seater some would say the idea of the muscle car was born. Over the next 10 years, Chrysler ...

Moreover, Chrysler used the nameplate on two different automobiles from 1955 to 1971. The so-called 300 "letter series" is arguably the most iconic. It was produced from 1955 to 1965 with notable ...

The Chrysler 300 from the 1950s and 1960s were dubbed the 'letter series' and came to the market as high-performance personal luxury cars produced between 1955 and 1965 as sub-models of the ...

1958 Chrysler 300D Hardtop | The Chrysler 300 ‘letter series… | Flickr, Photo by staticflickr.com, is licensed under CC BY 2.0 16. **Chrysler 300 Letter Series**: The Chrysler 300, particularly the ...

This series, which lasted until 1965, is widely regarded as one of the first muscle car lines in America. In 1962, Chrysler introduced a second 300 model, known as the “non-letter series.” This ...

Mr. Warnaar had extensive hobby interests. He was an antique car collector with his chief interest in the 1955 through 1965 Chrysler 300 Letter Series cars. He owned several throughout the years ...

The Chrysler 300, a legendary Mopar introduced in 1955 ... fascinating enthusiasts for over a decade. While the 300 “letter series” saw several variations, the 1955 C-300 stands out as the most sought ...

It was officially called the C-300, but Chrysler considered it the “A” and followed it with a series of so-called performance “letter cars” — the 1956 300B; the 1957 300C; and so on for ...

as well as the first entry in what would become known as the letter series of vehicles. This 300-horsepower beast would be the progenitor of a new series of Chrysler 300s in the new millennium ...

John Dudley, indie comic scribe and co-creator of the series, said the project is meant as a “love letter” to Chicago, using characters and story to highlight the city as a crossroads of ...