4 speed? I saw one on line about 3 years ago. It was in mid-restoration and I couldn't get the guy to sell. I lost all the information I had saved via the infamous and inevitable computer crash.

Just curious. I am antsy for something new and different.

There is a guy in the Denver metro area that has a bunch of C-Body cars. Last time I was there he had a 65 Sportgrain that was so cool and needing some TLC. I think it may have had a 4 speed. His name is Wayne Maddox 303-288-2682, give him a call, he'll talk your ear off!

There was one on E-bay in late August/early Sept.It was Gold,looked nice & was heavily optioned,the guy was from Oklahoma.Bid to $7700,did not meet reserve.Wish it was mine! Rod

Mopars at Carlisle- 2005. Silver conv, black gut/top, console 4 speed.

I have one I've had since 88. stripped now. Being restored to be a driver.

There were 105 65 300 L 4 speeds, 12 4 speed convertibles.
the Chrysler 300 club has 12 total, 4 of them converts.

There were 85 64 Chrysler 300 K 4 speeds, don't know how many were convertibles.
There are 4 of these with the club.

Small world - Tdenkler and I have had a few email discussions on woodgrain vs ribbed console plates in C-bodies. Didn't remember that until now...

There have been a handful of 4sp Ls on ebay in the past few years, I'll ballpark that I've seen 5-7 of them? They're pretty rare, but they're around.

One of them was a black/burg 'vert and being hyped by the seller as 1-of-1, rarer and more valuable than any musclecar. It missed reserve 2-4 times.

As an owner of a 300L (automatic) and a 65 Sport Fury 383/4-speed, I'll offer up that you should keep an eye out for a 4-speed Fury also. If you're used to musclecars, either car will ride significantly smoother, but IMHO the performance and resale edge will go to the Fury.