Chrysler 300 Trunk & Truck Bed Floors

The cargo compartment in your Chrysler 300 is called the trunk. The most common scheme employed by 99% of cars including your Three Hundred suggests the trunk to be placed in the rear end of a vehicle. Since the trunk is meant to carry stuff, the trunk floor can be considered a cargo platform that encounters lots of scratches and dents during its service lifetime. And since it’s located low, the floor may collect moisture that results in corrosion of metal surfaces. Besides the consequences of road accidents, that’s likely to be the reason why your car needs a new trunk floor now.

A rusty or damaged trunk or any of its components makes nothing good for your vehicle's aesthetics. Neither it’s useful for the things you transport. Yes, the purchase of the replacement floor can be expensive if you opt for the original parts. Besides, talking about the old Chryslers made in the 1960s-70s, the right new panel from the automaker can simply be unavailable, which leaves you with the only choice of getting this part from a scrapyard, and it can be not so different from the part you actually need to replace. Fortunately, with our aftermarket Chrysler 300 trunk floor collection, you won’t face any of these difficulties.