The Windsor model line was a step forward in Chrysler's interpretation of the envelope bodied car.

The Windsor model line was a step forward in Chrysler's interpretation of the envelope bodied car. The plump fenders and scalloped hood mouldin lines were contrasted by a robust horizontally spanning front grille. Chrysler was earning a reputation for it's distinct designs and the pre-war Windsor was arguably one of the automaker's best. The interior was fitted with a handsome woodgrain dash and relatively generous interior space for passengers. In later years the Windsor would borrow some elements from the more upscale styling of the Town && Country, but loose some of it's character to the odd-looking Harmonica grille present on the post-war models.The Windsor shown here absolutely beams with vintage 1940's charm. Ivory paint and exterior chrome are in very good condition. Paint looks especially bright and clean. This car enjoyed a recent restoration complete with all-new upholstery work. The stock motor appears well maintained and this Windsor is a pleasure to drive. The woodgrain dash is the star of the interior, featuring loads of articulate chrome detail, gorgeous blonde wood trim, and gorgeous pearl-sheen veneer instrument gauges. Upholstery is like new with virtually no wear, and the material is a modern synthetic blend fabric that's far more durable than the original without compromising one bit of it's original look and feel. This is a fun mid-sized road cruiser that's perfect for the first-time buyer or the vintage Chrysler enthusiast. Youtube video available upon request. Call our classic car division at 815-385-8408 for video and/or vehicle information.