1951 Chrysler Windsor Sedan

The full-size Windsor models were the most popular cars in the Chrysler lineup from 1939 through the 1960s. This prime example, splendid in Spring Green, is powered by the L-head 6-cylinder engine displacing 250.6 cubic inches.

The current owner's father worked as a laborer in a Massachusetts textile mill for years. This car belonged to the mill owner, who lived in New York. The car was stored in the mill and only used when the owner visited. In 1955, the mill owner decided to move the mill operations, and everything in the mill was being sold. When the current owner's father heard of the car sale, he approached his foreman and inquired about purchasing it, though he could only pay $500. Weeks later, he was surprised to learn he would be the owner of the 4-year-old Chrysler. The excited worker drove this car as his family vehicle until he passed away in 1969. It was stored in the family's bar until 2007 when the complete frame restoration began.