1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst Convertible (1 of 1)!
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Thar she blows!!
I’m driving that to the Love Shack on my next trip! 
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Sweet ride…
Is there not a rule that a picture of a Hurst vehicle must also have Linda Vaughn present.
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Ah linda, I remember fondly
You know how I know I’m getting old? When I see a picture with Linda Vaughn amongst a bunch of old Mopars, I think “Wow, look at those cars!” 
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Linda was working the Hurst booth at a trade show put on by a performance parts supplier in the Northwest around 1994. Our instructor at the voc-tech took us on a field trip.
Back to the car for a second. I really dislike the Hurst decal.
BTW, my mother had a 1970 Chrysler, but lowest trim line, 4-door sedan, 2BBL 383.
I just remembered that a co-worker owned a late '70s New Yorker station wagon with the 440 V8. When I asked him about its power, his response was, “It can pass anything… except a gas station”.
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Yousa!! I mean the car, of course. Yeah, that’s it. That’s the ticket.
As lovely as Linda Vaughn is/was/is, the car has still aged better… 
Here she was, at the age of 70, so… not too bad… even though–as Marilyn Monroe said, “gravity takes its toll”.
I couldn’t find any photos of her at her current age of 82.
Yeah I looked too… lol
Linda’s most recent years have been a bit rough, she’s had a bunch of cardiac issues. But she’s still gorgeous.
I’m better than I ever was!
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That’s not a safe riding position.