Chrysler 300K

This variant of the Chrysler 300K featured the 6.3L V8 engine with the addition of air conditioning, providing a more comfortable ride for passengers. It maintained the luxurious appointments typical of the 300 series while enhancing the driving experience during warmer climates.

The Chrysler 300K 5.9L V8 was introduced in 1964 as part of the third generation of the 300 series. It features a 5.9L (361 cubic inches) V8 engine producing 305 horsepower, paired with a TorqueFlite automatic transmission. This sedan variant offers luxurious interior appointments and a smooth ride characteristic of the C-body platform.

The Chrysler 300K 6.3L V8 was also introduced in 1964, featuring a larger 6.3L (383 cubic inches) V8 engine that produced 325 horsepower. This high-performance variant offered enhanced acceleration and sporty handling, making it a standout in the luxury sedan market of its time.

The Chrysler 300K 6.8L V8 was introduced in 1965, featuring an even more powerful 6.8L (426 cubic inches) V8 engine generating 425 horsepower. This variant was part of Chrysler's performance lineage, designed for those seeking top-tier power and luxury in a full-sized sedan.

The Chrysler 300K 5.9L V8 Custom was a special variant that offered more personalized features and trim options. It shared the same 5.9L V8 engine but included unique interior and exterior styling elements, appealing to customers looking for a more bespoke luxury experience.