It’s the middle of World War II for this chunky Chrysler Town & Country luxury station wagon which was made between 1941 and 1942 and again after the war and beyond. This replica of the first generation vehicle from 1942 shows off its unique shape and unusual features. The four door saloon was styled with either a wood body or metal designed to look like wood. Unbelievably, the car could take up to nine people and rear loading was via centrally opening double doors.
You can see all these physical features on the Oxford replica which is decorated in a stone beige colour with light and dark tan wood effect to create a mahogany finish. The interior is a brown red colour with beige steering wheel. The roof rack rails, bumper trim and wheels are chrome and our car sports the whitewall tyres.
Diecast vehicle comes in protective plastic case and is fully painted ready for any additional weathering you desire.
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