{Chrysler 300} Happy Easter and blessed Passover club mates!

Gary,

Here are the photos. Several unique f features on this C -001, including 140 mph speedo and bucket seats.

Noel

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On Mar 27, 2022, at 1:45 PM, Gary <garythepartsdoc@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Noel,

I do not see photos you refer to. Can you send?

Thanks,

Gary

From: Noel Hastalis

Sent: Friday, March 25, 2022 8:14 PM

To: John Lazenby ; John Lazenby' via Chrysler 300 Club International ; Henry A. Mitchell III ; John Grady

Subject: Re: {Chrysler 300} 300C hood latch adjustment

Adding a couple photos of 3N571001 at the January 2020 AZ Leake Auction - showing the prototype C’s latching system

Noel

On 03/25/2022 9:29 PM 'John Lazenby' via Chrysler 300 Club International <chrysler-300-club-international@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I might also add to John's comments that I've seen and spent a good amount of time around 3N571001 which has many unusual items. One of those is dual latch on each side of the hood and a release inside the car. This looked rather complex and I'm sure the "bean counters" wouldn't go for it but I'd say it was much more secure and safer at speed.

John Lazenby

On Friday, March 25, 2022, 07:00:48 PM PDT, John Grady <jkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Henry put together wrong possibly ? Put nut on under side ?
They can blow open ,$ 10,000 won’t get you a 300 CDE hood , plus breaks glass etc . Be very careful here . There are no hoods out there .

See forwardlookparts.com for info on second ( third ) catch . What happens is wiggling at speed causes the bottom catch to let go , it wiggles itself through ; if moving over about 60 mph wind gets under it and it will slam right through the upper catch , wrecking car .

Bad design really !!! Race 300 had factory kits put in over this , locks were added on both sides ( saw one at NM meet ) and famous picture of Daytona speed run car shoes eye bolts and rope ! We know why ..

john

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On Mar 25, 2022, at 4:32 PM, Henry A. Mitchell III <hamlll@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I need to adjust my 300C hood latch so I read the C D E Hood Latch Adjustment article listed in the Tech Department. I look down into the latch cavity and, indeed, there are two catches. However, my hood pin seems short of reaching the lower latch. I can get the hood pin to extend to the lower latch but the jam nut on the inside of the hood (not the integral nut attached permanently to the hood itself) only has one or two threads attaching it to the hood pin. That sems counterintuitive, or wrong. Maybe I don’t have the factory hood pin or the factory latch but they both look like they belong. My current hood pin is about 4 inches long from the threaded end to the latch surface on the hood pin head, or about 4 ½ inches end to end. The article mentions that the Club sells a safety catch which may or may not include a longer hood pin or a shallower latch. The article also mentions a pop-up spring, which I see in the Chrysler manual, but what the manual shows is completely different than the 300 version.

What am I missing here? I could add a second jam nut to the hood pin on the lower (read visible) side of the hood pin to reinforce the jam nut that is up inside the hood. I really want to get this right. I notice that the hood begins to waffle at about 60-70-80 mph.

Henry Mitchell

300C

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