1971 Chrysler Town & Country Station Wagon Survivor, Time Capsule! on 2040-cars
Meredith, New Hampshire, United States
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" I call the way back".... That's all I can keep saying when I see this 9 passenger 1971 Chrysler Town and Country Station wagon. So many of my generation have fond memories of loading up the Wagon for vacations! I bought this car from a used car lot, that had taken it in trade from an older gentleman, that decided it was time for a newer used car! Car was garage kept, and it shows, very little rust, please see the pics. Underside of car is solid, but typical of a New England vehicle, a little scaly in places, But NO ROT. Car runs and drives and floats down the road appropriately. Powered by a 383 V8 2 barrel carb, 3spd auto transmission. Cosmetically, paint all appears original, with a few flaws and scratches. Woodgrain is faded, but all there, All trim pieces are on the car, and the brightwork is in good condition. Interior seats and dash pad are in excellent condition, Original Carpet is faded, but in good shape. Headliner is in great shape. Please Call with any question prior to bidding. 603-520-0218 Car is sold on Bill of sale with NH state forms for sale of Antique Vehicle. (acceptable to most title states) |
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