- Key facts about the make and model: • 1957 Chrysler 300C, a rare and highly desirable model, with only 484 convertibles produced. • Part of the 300 Letter Series, built for NASCAR racing and considered the fastest production car in 1957. - Details about the mechanical aspects of the car: • Described as having a #s matching 392 Hemi V8 engine, producing 375 hp and 420 lbs of torque. • Equipped with a dual quad intake and dual 4-barrel carbs. • Said to have a Torque flite automatic transmission and a rear-wheel drive layout. • Features a four-muffler exhaust system and a rebuilt fuel system. - Details about the interior, exterior, and options of the car: • Described as having a highly original and restored exterior in Parade Green metallic. • Said to have a rich black cloth power convertible top and correct hubcaps with reproduction white wall tires. • Interior described as restored to like-new condition, with glove-soft genuine leather upholstery and pristine door panels and dash area. • Features power seat, power windows, power steering, power brakes, and a remote-controlled hidden CD changer tied into the original radio. - Details about the reported current state of this car: • Said to be highly original and restored, with a body-off-frame restoration. • Described as having zero rust, damage, or body work showing, with a laser-straight body. • Recently serviced with replacement of the oil pan gasket, cleaning, and adjustment of front drum brakes. • Reported to be in excellent condition, with significant investment potential.