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Brown Beauty: 1972 Chrysler Town & Country
Not the biggest station wagon ever produced but this 1972 Town & Country found on Hemmings seems to go on forever. Chrysler’s top of the line wagon came with a 440 engine, power windows, dual...
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Wild West Wagon: 1956 Chrysler Ghia Plainsman Concept Car
Take 1950′s Virgil Exner styling and combine it with Americas passion for Westerns and this is what you get. This one and only 1956 Chrysler Plainsman concept found on ebay was on the car show circuit...
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3 Speed Manual: 1964 Chrysler Newport
1963-64 Chryslers have always seemed to be forgotten years for Chrysler, but I’ve always found them to be handsome cars especially the hardtop styling on the station wagons. This 1964 Chrysler Newport...
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Loaded Gem: 1958 Chrysler New Yorker
Update: 1/18/2012: Seller pulled the listing early so it must have sold. Found on Ebay is this top of the line 1958 Chrysler New Yorker loaded with options including factory air, cruise control, full...
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Hardtop Heaven: 1964 Chrysler New Yorker
Here is a one owner 1964 Chrysler New Yorker 9 passenger hardtop found on Hemmings with a price of $25,000 that is in original and near pristine condition. Seeing the beautiful pillarless design make...
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Hemi Project: 1953 Chrysler Town & Country
This 1953 Chrysler Town and Country station wagon found on Ebay is an early Hemi car ready for restoration. Only 1,242 were made, so remaining examples are few and far between. Surface rust is evident,...
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17,142 Miles: 1978 Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country
In 1978 Chrysler was nearing bankruptcy. They were a victim of a poorly executed earlier expansion, high gas prices, several recessions, poor build quality and cars that were behind the times in...
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Hardtop Heaven: 1962 Chrysler Newport
Is there anything nicer than a vintage pillarless station wagon? I’ve always wondered why they has such a short run. Rambler made the first 4 door hardtop station wagon in 1956 and for a short time...
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Room with a View: 1966 Chrysler Newport Town & Country
Being nearly 19 feet in length, this Chrysler wagon’s size and roominess is impressive in it’s own right but one the great features in full size American wagons from the 60’s is the expanse of glass...
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Long and Low: 1966 Chrysler Town and Country
This is one long and low slab sided behemoth that just seems to go on forever. Sure, it’s over 18 feet long but the combination of the design, the low stance and the expanse of glass give it an even...
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Missed Your Chance: Station Wagon Bargains
Think station wagons aren’t hot? Take a look at these station wagons we posted 6-8 years ago that are worth a lot more now. 1960 Mercury Commuter: This ‘Summer Rose’ hardtop sold for $8,610 in 2009....
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