1947 Chrysler Convertible on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, United States
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Must see to believe. 1947 Chrysler Convertible with 3,000 original miles. The C38 and C39 Town & Country were expensive to purchase, and remain so today. Nonetheless, there are many fine examples on display at the events held today and their market values have held through the decades. With only 3,000 original miles, this care is in mint condition. The original stickers for the tires are still on the car. Call 909-333-8077 for details. Car is located in Corona, California, with Buyer responsible for shipping.
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