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1960 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door Sedan
Chrysler Windsor
1960 (Second generation, first year of Unibody construction) · Sedan
Rarity Score
6/10 - Uncommon. While mass-produced, surviving 1960 models are rare compared to 1961-63 versions because they was the first year of the new body style.
Spot Difficulty
8/10. Extremely rare to see on the road; primarily found in dry-climate salvage yards or specialized MOPAR museums.
Engine & Performance
Engine: FireDome 383 cubic inch (6.3L) B-series V8, overhead valves, approximately 305 hp and 410 lb-ft of torque
Transmission & Drivetrain: 3-speed TorqueFlite push-button automatic; RWD
Performance: 0-60 mph in ~9.5 seconds, top speed ~115 mph, weight ~3,800 lbs, fuel economy ~10-14 mpg
Exterior
Oxidized brown/rust primer over former original paint, 4-door pillared sedan body, canted quad headlights, 'Golden Lion' era styling with prominent tail fins and chrome script badging on the hood and fender.
Interior Features
Severely cleared out, but originally featured a three-dimensional 'AstraDome' instrument cluster, push-button transmission controls to the left of the steering wheel, and cloth/vinyl bench seating.
Condition Assessment
Poor - Salvage/Parts Car. Significant rust, missing engine bay components, no glass, and major body deterioration.
Condition Issues: Heavy surface and structural rust, missing grille, missing headlights/trim, no interior, likely missing drivetrain, smashed windshield, sunken into the ground.
Estimated Mileage: Unknown (Odometer likely shows 60,000-110,000 miles, but inoperable for decades)
Historical Significance
1960 was the first year Chrysler moved to 'Unibody' (unitized) construction for its full-sized cars, marketing it as 'Unibody' for superior strength and lack of rattles.
Notable Features
Distinctive canted (diagonal) quad headlights and the 'Golden Lion' script badging. Features the famous push-button shifter typical of 1950s-early 60s MOPARs.
Production Numbers
Approximately 22,631 4-door sedans were produced for the 1960 Windsor line.
Valuation
Estimated Market Value: $500 - $1,500 (Scrap or parts donor value)
Auction Estimate: $200 - $800 (Likely sold for weight or as part of a bulk yard liquidation)
Maintenance Recommendations
Full frame-off restoration required; inspect structural integrity of the unibody chassis which is prone to terminal rot in damp conditions.
Fun Facts
The 1960 Chrysler featured an 'AstraDome' instrument panel that used electroluminescent lighting, a tech later used by NASA. It was known as the 'juke box' dash. The 1960 model was also the last year to feature the 'Golden Lion' engine logo.
Identified on: 6/24/2026
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