It’s a 1985 Chrysler LeBaron Town and Country convertible, the one most of us know from when “Back to the Future” was still in theaters, complete with faux wood paneling. This has strong ...

From 1983 through 1986, the automaker made a LeBaron Town & Country convertible with (not real) wood-grain panels running nearly the car's entire length. Chrysler wasn't content to just slap some ...

You could have it on the steering wheel, dash, centre console, gearlever and on the door panels ... semi-circle of cheap wood on the dash. The second gen FWD Chrysler LeBaron in Town & Country ...

And even knowing its identity, even seeing it in all its cream paint, fake wood and basket wire hubcap ... Related: Immaculate Chrysler LeBaron Town & Country Convertible Will Bring You Back ...

Consider this fresh-baked H-car, called Lancer if it's a Dodge, LeBaron GTS ... in effect, Chrysler handing in its midterm exam for the buyers to grade. The instrument panel is as astute as ...

Plymouth had the Reliant-K wagon, Dodge had the Aries-K wagon, and the pinnacle of the K-based Chrysler wagon line was the Town & Country. Based on the Chrysler LeBaron, the '83 model came with a ...

First introduced in 1931 and sporting the name of a prominent coachbuilder owned by Briggs Manufacturing Company, the LeBaron took many shapes and sizes. Part of the Chrysler Imperial lineup until ...