marking the first time since the 1950 Town & Country that Mopar offered wood-grain sides on anything other than a station wagon. Only 965 coupes and 175 convertibles were built wearing stick-on ...

Chrysler didn't keep the Town & Country name (or its wooden sides) reserved for the station wagon and minivans that wore the badge. From 1983 through 1986, the automaker made a LeBaron Town ...

The growing interest in 1980s cars has meant that General Motors’ full-size B-body station wagons of the era are now attracting the interest of collectors as well as iconoclasts seeking an SUV ...

Side windows were just open spaces ... the “wood” was just a vinyl decal applied to the body. While station wagons remained the premier canvas for wood paneling—more that 1 million of ...

In the early postwar era, station wagons produced by the Big Three automakers still used wood in their construction ... headliner, and rear side panels apparently require replacement.

station wagons are, today, best remembered for classic models such as the “Woody,” which featured wood paneling on the sides and sofa seats in the back, making the vehicle look like a ...

Behold the sexy station wagon. This is an enticing car ... Other companies have made wood-sided cars, too, but the woodies that everybody talks about were the Ford of the '20s, '30s, and '40s.

New breed of station wagons drops the wood paneling for carbon fiber ... a sport exhaust and black optic accents on the grille and side blades give the RS 6 a menacing, macho vibe, too.

It has been wrapped to resemble the Ford Country Squire, a historic full-size station wagon known for its ... reshaping its “wood” sides to fit the Cybertruck’s profile, and hiding subtle ...

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1950 Desoto Custom 4 Door Station Wagon (Wood) across different levels of condition. Edit options.