So when Chrysler saw all sorts of sales success with the 300/300C several years ago, I wonder if anybody recalled that the company had toyed with the idea of reintroducing the 300 nameplate a decade prior, even before the 300M came along? Probably not – the Thunderbolt was the big Chrysler show car that year, so everybody probably forgot the 1993 Chrysler 300C concept that still exists and is now for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description (de-capitalized for your viewing pleasure):
350 actual miles on this 1 of a kind prototype built for Detroit auto show. Cost $145,000 to build. The outstanding feature is the glass panoramic roof with electric sun shade. The car has many features and was made to show car standards.Elegant interior upgraded to Italian glove soft leather with 300 logo embroidered. Has custom tuned exhaust exiting center rear of car. Has touring suspension, 17″ billet alloy wheels, Goodyear speed rated tires. Comes with great documentation. This is a fully functional car in new condition.
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