Much rarer than its convertible sibling, the masterfully styled Chrysler Town and Country sedan was built on the company’s postwar Windsor model platform and continued the prewar station wagon’s exterior design of mahogany veneer paneling framed with white ash trim. In production for three years only, the Town and Country sedan was built in a modest quantity (sources vary slightly, but it is believed that 2,752 examples were built during 1947); only a small fraction of these cars are known to survive to this day.
