Powered by Chrysler’s 323.5ci inline 8-cylinder engine paired with a Fluid Drive semi-automatic transmission, this 1947 Chrysler Town & Country convertible delivers smooth performance representative of postwar refinement.

Mechanically the vehicle has been consistently serviced and maintained during approximately 15 years of ownership.

The hand-fitted ash and mahogany wood panels have been carefully preserved, the leather interior remains in excellent condition, and the power convertible top operates easily.

It has been a regular participant in car shows, museum exhibits, parades and community events, admired for its authenticity and craftsmanship.

This example stands as a well-preserved representation of Chrysler’s postwar design and engineering, ready for continued use or display at automotive events.