This 1967 Chrysler Town & Country Wagon with 45,305 documented original miles is a true unrestored factory original, surviving example of an era dominated by full size premimium station wagons. Her interior, paint, and mechanicals are all wonderfully original. 

The battery, belts, hoses, and tires were the only things needed to be changed to bring this cruiser back to the boulevard for the first time since 1971. 

She boasts all power accessories including Air Conditioning (still blows cold), "Perfect Circle" Auto Pilot cruise control, power windows, power disc brakes, power steering, and the rare 3rd seat option with built-in bumper steps. 

The black vinyl and woodgrain interior looks nearly new.  The expansive headliner is almost flawless.  The exterior body still wears 100% of the paint srayed on at the factory.  The body is in similar condition save for a few scratches in the paint on the lower passenger side and on the chrome trim near the front driver's side bumper. (see photos).

This golden beauty was rediscovered in 1996 during an estate sale where the 2nd owner learned that it had been in the family since new and was retired from daily duty in 1971.  From that time 'til today this Town and Country wagon was properly garaged and driven only enough to keep her in goo dmechanical condition.  If you are looking for a unrestored example of the American Station Wagon during the height of its popularity, look no further...