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Hey Everyone,
My name is Blair and I live in Los Angeles. Thanks so much to whoever is responsible for this site. You've all given me a lot of valuable insight about this incredible car.
I bought my 300 C just over one month ago. The car came as a fully-loaded black 300C. Like a lot of us, I wanted to give it my own special spin. My goal was to create something that looks like it could've been a special version offered by Chrysler.
What I came up with is what I call the "Tuxedo Edition". I can't tell you how nervous I was about taking a brand new car, and completely redoing it. I realize the results may not be for everyone, but for me, they're just what I wanted.
I chose to two-tone the car. I haven't seen anyone do it exactly like this. I wanted to play-up the Bentley look by doing this. I think it works.
I pulled the center seat inserts and replaced them with leather that matched the darker gray of the interior. That color just carries over from elsewhere in the interior. We perforated that leather with a Mercedes perforation. Then I designed a logo which uses both the Chrysler wings and the 1956 Chrysler 300 script. We had that design digitized and then stiched into the leather panel. Though you can't see it, the same was done with the backseats.
I just got it back from the exhaust shop yesterday. I went with Flomasters. The roar is incredible and I love it.
Anyway, I just wanted to share with everyone what I've chosen to do with my 300. I hope you like it. These are just great cars.
Best to everyone,
Blair
My name is Blair and I live in Los Angeles. Thanks so much to whoever is responsible for this site. You've all given me a lot of valuable insight about this incredible car.
I bought my 300 C just over one month ago. The car came as a fully-loaded black 300C. Like a lot of us, I wanted to give it my own special spin. My goal was to create something that looks like it could've been a special version offered by Chrysler.
What I came up with is what I call the "Tuxedo Edition". I can't tell you how nervous I was about taking a brand new car, and completely redoing it. I realize the results may not be for everyone, but for me, they're just what I wanted.
I chose to two-tone the car. I haven't seen anyone do it exactly like this. I wanted to play-up the Bentley look by doing this. I think it works.
I pulled the center seat inserts and replaced them with leather that matched the darker gray of the interior. That color just carries over from elsewhere in the interior. We perforated that leather with a Mercedes perforation. Then I designed a logo which uses both the Chrysler wings and the 1956 Chrysler 300 script. We had that design digitized and then stiched into the leather panel. Though you can't see it, the same was done with the backseats.
I just got it back from the exhaust shop yesterday. I went with Flomasters. The roar is incredible and I love it.
Anyway, I just wanted to share with everyone what I've chosen to do with my 300. I hope you like it. These are just great cars.
Best to everyone,
Blair
