The Chrysler 300 was a milestone car in automotive history and the legend lives on today, more than seventy years after it was first introduced in 1955. This story chronicles the cars and the people who had a vision to build a car company based on strong engineering innovations, the people who crafted the cars, and the people who restore them and drive them today.

The Chrysler 300 Club, Incorporated was formed in Portland, Oregon in 1969, originally to recognize the Letter Series Chrysler 300s built from 1955 through 1965.

In 1981, the non-letter 300 series built from 1962 through 1971, as well as the 1979 Cordoba 300, were also included in the club.

The club was created for enthusiasts of Chrysler 300 automobiles. Ownership of a 300 is not required for membership. Members of the club enjoy camaraderie, share stories and information on the maintenance, restoration and acquisition of these beautiful, unique automobiles.

National Meets were held annually in the past, usually in the summer. With the advent of the pandemic, events were curtailed. We're looking forward to hosting new events in the future. Club members are encouraged to participate in activities and meets whether or not their cars are restored.

Membership in the club includes a subscription to our quarterly magazine, BRUTEFORCE.

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