Chrysler 300 Club International
PO Box 40
Benson, MD., 21018
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In the long run, the pessimist may
be proved right.
But the optomist has a better
time on the trip.
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Whatever tool I put away first
is certain to be the one I need next.
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Why don't I ever see the headline
'Psychic Wins Lottery'?
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You've got to be very careful if
you don't know where you're going,
because you might not get there.
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I take back all those times I didn't
want to nap when I was younger.
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Jamie Hyde is deep into the planning and preparation of the spring meet, which will be just
down the road in Geneva, New York. The host hotel is ready for your reservations and we will soon have
the meet registration form available for download.
Click here for more information on the event activities.
Speaking of meets, here is the link
to the pictorial report for the ElkHart Lake meet.
This newsletter is for you. Let us know what you'd like to see.
Your opinions are always welcome and you can
click
here for the feedback form.
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Future Meets:
Spring 2017: May 3-7, 2017 in Geneva, New York,
hosted by Jamie Hyde. Our Host Hotel is the
Ramada Geneva Lakefront,
41 Lake Front Dr, Geneva, NY 14456.
Phone: (315) 789-0400.
Room are $139.99 + tax for lakeview or $129.99 + tax for cityview.
These include breakfast. Please phone to make reservations and mention you are with
the Chrysler 300 Club to get our special rates. On-Line reservations are not available.
This special club room rate will be held only until April 3, 2017.
There are a limited number of rooms so we recommend you book early.
Room upgrades are optional by contacting the hotel main desk.
Jamie and Dawn Hyde are hosting our meet. You can contact Jamie (cell) 585-465-0067, (home) 585-586-7115, email:
Jamie.Hyde@optimation.us
Click here for more information on the event activities.
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Fall 2017: Hosted by
Mick Krezsock in Virginia.
The meet dates have yet to be determined but
may be Oct 1 to Oct 4.
Look for more information in future newsletters.
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Spring 2018: San Francisco Bay area,
hosts Jett & Cohen.
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Fall 2018: Newport, RI, hosted by
Michael Falcone.
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For more information, contact Ray
Jones at 1970hurst@gmail.com
or
Carlton Schroeder at schroe99@newnorth.net
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Painting a Short Ram
Video (7:55)
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Click here for the 1962 Chrysler code list for the
Newport. 300, New Yorker, and 300H. These are the codes that appear on your build sheet
and data tag.
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We are looking for new technical articles.
Please send whatever you think is helpful to
bob@simplexco.com
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Jeff Miklas writes:
Hi Ho. I took my ram exhaust headers off today and I was checking the casting #'s for fun.
I took pictures in case you wanted them
for the tech pages.
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Jim Krausmann writes:
There was a Swedish member visiting at the WI meet.
He says he found this tag at a swap meet just before the show.
He didn't have any details.
What do you think, maybe it was for the F specials?
Click the picture to enlarge.
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Rikk Morris writes:
Hey guys. It's been awhile but I have been very busy with my cars.
I sent to FantomWorks in Norfolk, VA my 72 funeral Hearse.
They did quite a job on it. The car was on the show that aired a few weeks back.
You can see it on You Tube. Look for
"Nightmare on Hampton Blvd". and you will see it.
Now the big surprise is that during the time they had the Hearse, I sent them
my Hurst 300 to have that wavy hood taken care of. In addition of the hood, they
completely replace my heat and A/C systems, repaired a couple of inoperative windows and
several other things. The car is much different than when any of you last saw it.
It will be on the show as well probably Feb or March. Full credit to
the club was given. So that's my news hope all is well with all
of you. That's FantomWorks on the Velocity Network.
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Jim Krausmann writes:
The book, Chrysler 300, America's Most Powerful Car by Robert Ackerson has been reprinted.
Click
here for the link.
I also came across something from the C body forum,
a rear seat radio grill. Maybe this fits a Hurst. I can't remember. Click here for the link.
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Gary Goers updated his health situation in December. Click here for his letter.
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John Holst writes:
Concerning the tag that goes on the AC compressor on the 300K,
the tag at this link below is the same as on my 64 K. This works for 62-75 or so.
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George McKovich writes:
 The swivel seat rollers used on the E, F, and G are available from my son Cameron on ebay.
He uses a rubber mold and very tough plastic. I used a set on my 300F last summer.
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Write us with whatever might
be on your mind.
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Did you hear something?
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The sweet smell of progress from North of the Border.
Come to the spring meet in Geneva and this car should be there.
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