Description
1961 Chrysler 300-G Coffee Mug: Technical Service Bulletin #61-10 Diagrams Edition
Fuel your morning routine with official factory blueprints of the ultimate 1960s letter-car powerhouse!
Leave the polished showroom catalogs behind and look directly into the master mechanic’s binder. This premium white ceramic mug features high-fidelity, wrap-around graphics capturing the highly detailed mechanical layout diagrams from the official Chrysler Technical Service Bulletin #61-10. Documenting the complex engineering behind one of the fastest and most luxurious machines of 1961, this design turns your daily brew into an archival automotive history lesson.
🔧 Bulletin #61-10 Explained
- The Legendary 413 Sonoramic Crossram Intake:
The graphics beautifully display the factory schematic adjustments and architectural routing for Chrysler’s radical 413 cubic inch V8 engine. It spotlights the legendary long-tube cross-ram intake manifold engineered to produce maximum torque via sonic pressure waves. - The High-Performance Letter-Car Specs:
Focuses strictly on the elite mechanical parameters of the 300-G, breaking down factory tuning configurations, throttle linkage alignments, and multi-carburetor setups direct from corporate headquarters. - Authentic Service Station Aesthetics:
Replicates the exact vintage Chrysler corporate typography, parts tables, and exploded view diagrams that kept these high-performance grand touring machines running flawlessly.
⚙️ Built to Last Specs
- Volume: Standard 11 oz capacity for coffee, tea, or garage fuel.
- Size: True-to-scale 3.8″ (9.6 cm) tall × 3.2″ (8.2 cm) wide profile.
- Finish: Glossy, heavy-duty premium ceramic that handles rough workshop tables.
- Care: 100% safe for the microwave and the dishwasher with a fade-resistant print.
📦 Custom Printed to Order
Skip the bulk warehouse dust. We print this piece of car history on-demand just for you. This sustainable manufacturing method eliminates excess retail waste and ensures your technical design arrives sharp and flawless. Delivery takes a few extra days since it’s pressed to order—thank you for buying smart and keeping classic Mopar culture alive!
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