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In 1951 Chrysler produced its first ever V8 engine--the 'Hemi Head, ' which produced much more power in relation to its capacity than any of its competitors could manage. In 1955 the new 300 horsepower Chrysler C-300 was launched as "America's Most Powerful Car." Here is the full story of Chrysler's famous "300"
This spectacularly produced "coffee table" style book examines in detail all the great Chrysler 300 letter models from 1955-1965; the non-letter "Sport" 300's (1962-70) as well as the latest versions including the 425 horsepower 2005 300C SRT-8 model and the 300's running-mate, the 2005 Dodge Magnum
With hundreds of color and black and white photos, a carefully researched text, production and sales data and a year-by-year study of each Chrysler 300, this is a high-quality book celebrating the origin and return to glory of one of America's most respected high-performance automobiles. 8" x 10". 160 pages
Authentic, hard-cover book with dustcover is brand new, still in original manufacturer plastic packaging
About the Author: Robert Ackerson was born and raised in Rockland County, which until the mid-fifties, was a region of New York State. After high school and college he moved with his wife to a small community a few miles from Cooperstown. After raising three daughters and a career in education, Bob changed the tempo of his life and began working as a full-time writer of automotive history. This was simply an extension of what he had been doing since his pre-adolescent years when he and his brother would collect sales brochures from any auto dealer who wouldn't show them the exit. When Chrysler began introducing it's new Hemi V-8's in the early fifties, Bob's interest in MoPars was piqued and now, with the new models at the forefront of a new age of high-performance, it's stronger than ever
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