1960-1962 Chrysler 300F/300G/300H
The 1960 Chrysler 300-F offered some important improvements, despite styling generally seen as retrograde.There was the unit construction, optional 400-bhp ram-manifold wedgehead V-8, standard bucket seats and center console front and rear, optional Pont-a-Mousson four-speed manual gearbox (fitted to no more than 15 examples), and a choice of axle ratios from 2.93 to 3.73.Chrysler Cars Image Gallery
1961 Chrysler 300-G hardtop coupe.
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The 1962 300-H rode a 4-inch-shorter wheelbase, but retained the same basic look aside from being shorn of its fins.
Pluses of the 1960-1962 Chrysler 300F/300G/300H:
- Less costly now than earlier 300s
- Aggressive good looks
- 300-H's finless rear
- Improved assembly quality
- Speedy and well-furnished as ever
- Definite ruster
- Very thirsty
- Requires high octane
- 2-door hardtop: 964
- Convertible: 248
- 2-door hardtop: 1280
- Convertible: 337
- 2-door hardtop: 435
- Convertible: 123
Length, inches: 219.7 (1960-61), 215.3 (1962)
Wheelbase, inches: 126.0 (1960-61), 122.0 (1962)
Weight, pounds: 4,010-4,315
Price, new: $5,090-5,841
Engines for the 1960-1962 Chrysler 300F/300G/300H:
TypeSize Horsepower Years ohv V-8 413 375-405 1960-1962
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