For 1957, famed designer Virgil Exner and his team at Chrylser broke the mold and created a grand touring car that had such exquisite proportions and purity of line it was considered to be a nearly perfect exercise of automotive design.  With a 357hp V-8 catapulting the pricey two-ton convertible to 60 mph in less than 8 seconds, it's no wonder the 300C was nicknamed the "Bankers Hot Rod."  Our Special 50th Anniversary Edition in Gauguin Red, features an astonishing 345 separate precision parts!

Scale 1:24; 9-1/8" in length.