1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst. This is one of 500 made back in 1970. The car only has 29K actual miles and is all original. he did some adjustments on the brakes so it would roll easy, and we had the car taken to his shop where he totally tore the engine apart, because he said "I'm not going to try and start a car that's been sitting for 35 years." We took off the top and heads. We replaced the rods, the lifters, pulled the bottom down, replaced the oil pump and everything else you could replace was replaced (except for the pistons and cam). We don't want to sell it to someone and have a problem. Then we started replacing everything in the engine including: valves, complete headjob, and also replaced alternator, fan clutch, water pump, rebuilt the original carburetor,fule pump, and much more. We also changed the oil 3 times. When the car started, it sounded 100% perfect. He also, of course, went through the gas tank, fuel lines, and everything else you'd expect to do to a car that's been sitting for over 35 years. We also put on a new master cylinder, replaced the battery, and attempted to get everything working as best we could on the car.