1947 Chrysler Windsor Convertible

The current owner's father of this Chrysler Windsor Highlander Convertible acquired it in 1975 and drove it home from New York to Canada. It is an original example and came into the current owner's possession after acquiring it from his mother a few years following his father's passing in 1994. Around 1989 and 1990, the engine was rebuilt.

Around 2016, the car received a restoration, including new paint, a new interior, a detailed engine compartment, and a new convertible top and tires. It is finished in Sumac Red with a tan canvas roof. it received a correct Highlander plaid interior at the time of restoration, in a similar fashion to as it was delivered when new. It has the Fluid Drive, radio, and heater, as well as whitewall tires, which became optional in 1947. There are tools and a jack in the trunk, along with the original trunk mat and the original spare tire.

Since the restoration was completed, the car has been driven 1,000 miles.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jan 2020