1948 Chrysler Town and Country Woodie Woody Convertible in Green on My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're in the North Suburbs of IL on 12-5-20.
We're looking at a 1948 Chrysler Town and Country Woodie Convertible in Green Paint. The car features the factory “Spitfire” 323 CI inline 8 cylinder engine.
The car's Owner is Claude Ohanesian. Claude’s had this car since 2019. Claude shares the details of this wonderful car which has all that amazing wood work built into the car body.
ENJOY!
When the cars had class. What a beauty!
There's nothing more beautiful than when wood is used on a car and because of that this car is gorgeous!
This model is as close as you can get to a rolling work of art. Absolutely amazing! One could spend days viewing all the minute details. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again; even the details have details. Someone just stated that this car was ahead of its time, and how true that is! Thanks Lou, Claude, and the assistant for a beautiful presentation!!
One of the most impressive Chrysler's I've ever seen. The details are gorgeous and it looks like no expenses was spared 👍
What a treasure!!
Note the craftsmanship and note the style. Just beautiful! Thanks Lou.
There is craftsmanship on wheels. I love all the attention to detail down to the smallest pieces. The highlander interior was an option and was available on all Chryslers.
Chrysler had a lot of features on this car early that other car companies would not use for many years.
What a beautiful piece of jewelry!!!
WOW! What a stunning car! One of the most gorgeous I have ever seen! What a great video Lou!
Wonderful! There was one in my neighborhood when I was a kid. They would park it on the street.(early 50s)
Woodies never get old. Notice how all the flat head screws are perfectly aligned...
Oh WOW! Who would've have thought that this car would become a 'PRECIOUS GEM' of the 21st century. This is such an IMMACULATE, FLAWLESS automobile of yesterday.
This is the kind of car I can see myself taking for a cruise on a mild Autumn day. What a beautiful car!
Hi, Lou! This has to be one of the most perfect examples from an era of a long-lost craft. It's absolutely exquisite with the Scotch plaid interior and all the original woodwork. The Town & Country name went on to grace some of the most luxurious station wagons, and later minivans, in the industry. (It was a wagon in 1941 and 1942 and would be again starting in 1950.) And look how long it took the rest of the industry to see what smart ideas the dash-controlled gas cap opener and the center stop light at the rear were. The feds began requiring the stop lights with the 1986 model year.
WOW!! These cars weren't built, they were "sculpted".
Yes yes yes!! That car is absolutely beautiful! I’m super jealous of the owner!
What a STUNNING! Interior and dashboard, INCREDIBLE! restored engine, AMAZING sound of engine, got goosebumps. I have no other words to express. Before I am not a fan of 40s and 50s automobiles, yet this is MAGNIFICENT Lou. I really appreciate for showing us this VALUABLE, ONE OF A KIND & UNIQUE Vehicle with an OUTSTANDING Craftmanship.
I'm dyin' here. God bless those with hearts as big as the universe to protect and maintain vehicles to their pristine condition. Third owner. Wow!
This car looks as if it was made for royalty. Absolutely amazing build quality. I would love to own a car like this!