PLEASE NOTE: 1940 Mirrors are no longer available.

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Two 1950 Town&County hard tops. They are sitting in close quarters in storage, Walhalla, SC, and complete pictures are hard to take. The steel bodies are sound and surface rust only. The wood is there but needs some replacements.
The price is $22,000 for both cars. For more information I can be reached by cell phone #386-679-4951 Jack Guesss

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1949 Convertible…

1949 Town & Country convertible. A wonderful car solid car that has been garaged and well taken care for. The person I bought it from was a Dr. who owned it for 30 years. Recently the wood was completely refinished and a few minor things fixed. All parts are original, interior is pristine, the outside is in very good condition. There are a few stone chips on the front area (where painted) and hood, the rest of the car’s paint is solid and shines well. Engine and transmission run perfectly. Every year it is one of three woodies chosen to be in front of the Coeur d Alene resort for the Coeur d Alene boat show. I am asking a very reasonable price of $58,000. OBO!  You won’t find a better one for this price! For inquires send email to akpierce10@hotmail.com or call Keith at 208-651-3692

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Polo Green with Highlander Plaid Interior.  Recently refinished by Daniel Dews with new trunk panels by Dennis Bickford.  ALL original Ash, factory roof rack, wide white-wall radials, driver spotlight.  Third owner and ALWAYS a Colorado car.  Only 95k miles, please call John for price and more details 303-918-1240 (CO).

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1941 Chrysler Town and Country -$320,000  SOLD

 First appearing in 1941, the Town & Country represented a significant leap forward in wood-bodied car styling.  This 1941 Town & Country Barrel Back is a striking example of one of the most sought-after classic American woodies. One of only 996 of its kind produced it is a very desirable and significant piece of automotive history. The car offered was previously in the possession of the renowned woody expert the late Dr. L. Wesley “Wes” Aplanalp best known as the owner of Woodies USA of Scottsdale Arizona. Wes was more than just a dealer in wood-bodied cars; he was a passionate collector and a hub for collectors to share in his vast knowledge and he dealt in the finest quality cars of the type. This particular car is believed to have been sold by Wes in the last 15 years. It has been comprehensively refurbished and restored and presents in stunningly beautiful condition today. It is highly original and as such the body appears never to have been off the chassis. Remarkably the extensive wood work is highly original. The wood in these cars is not just decorative it is integral to the structure of the body and as such it can be subjected to stresses. Few have survived the elements and the rigors of regular use as exquisitely as this car has. Only the contrasting panels in the doors and body sides appear to have been replaced. The paint is attractive the chrome has been restored to a high standard and it wears factory fog lamps and a fantastic wooden roof rack a desirable and attractive option.Inside this car is in 9-seat specification showing extremely nicely in partially restored condition with fine maroon leather upholstery. The dash is an exquisite display of high-deco design with geometric chrome details amidst a striking marbled Bakelite dash panel and steering wheel. It’s quite unlike anything else of the period. Switches and instruments appear to be totally original further evidence of this car’s outstanding originality. It is well-equipped with an original clock heater and radio. In the engine bay resides a nicely detailed “Spitfire” inline six mated to a fluid-drive “Vacumatic” transmission.