1947 chrysler town and country. This auction is for the two cars.

1947 Chrysler Town and Country Woodie Town and Country Additional Info:

This auction is for two 1947 Chrysler Town and Country Sedans. These Chryslers were in a Nevada Junkyard that was closing. The cars remaining in the Junkyard were being crushed. The Starting bid for both 1947 Chrysler Town and Country cars is $750.This is a no reserve auction. If no one else bids you will win both of the Woodie Chryslers for $750. Please look closely at all of the photos. This is a major restoration project. From the two Chryslers, there are enough parts to build one. There is an original Spitfire six (6) Cylinder engine that appears to be in good condition, and two original transmissions as well as two rear end axels. The original wood is in bad condition, but there is sufficient original wood if you want to take on the challenge. There are wood patterns, wood kits, and clubs for these cars. The frames are solid, and the floors are dry and appear to be rust free - including the trunk floor. The tires hold air and the cars are easily loaded on a trailer. The Junkyard did not have titles for the Chryslers. I have had the VIN checked by a law enforcement officer and both cars are clean. The documentation for a Utah title comes with the car as well as a "Bill of Sale." One of the photos shows the current values of 1947 Chrysler Town and Country Sedans from the current "Old Car Buyers Guide." Please look at the value for a number 6 (basically a parts car) to see the value. A number one is graded as a factory original, showroom new, car. Please look closely at all of the photos. I want the new owner to know exactly what they are buying. My name is Bob, and my cell phone number is (801) 745-5835. Don't hesitate to call me. I will gladly answer your questions. If needed, I will assist the shipper you select in having the Chryslers shipped anywhere in the world. If you have less than five (5) positive feedbacks on Ebay, please call or message me before bidding.