1948 Chrysler Town Sedan- Limo- "One of One The 1948 Chrysler New Yorker Town Sedan Limousine with a custom-built divider window for Fred Zeder is indeed a remarkable piece of automotive history. Commissioned specifically for Mr. Zeder, the Vice Chairman of Chrysler, this bespoke vehicle represents a unique blend of luxury and significance within the Chrysler lineage.
As the only recognized Full Classic 1948 Chrysler Town Sedan by the Classic Car Club of America, this car carries exceptional provenance. Despite its current unrestored state, its excellent running condition and mileage of 70,448 underscore its enduring quality and potential for restoration to its former grandeur.
The provenance associated with this Chrysler is further elevated by its connection to the late owner, a venerable figure in the collectible automobile community. As a charter member of the CCCA and retired Chrysler staff member and Chrysler Historian, his dedication to preserving automotive heritage is reflected in the detailed research he shared in prominent publications like the January 1998 issue of "Torque" Magazine with a story of the history of this special automobile.
Please note that one of the projects needing completion is the repair of the hydraulic power window system.
This Chrysler New Yorker Town Sedan Limousine stands as a testament to a bygone era of automotive craftsmanship, awaiting restoration to honor its unique history and the legacy of those who appreciated its significance.
