I saw these four Chrysler Town & Countrys at Hershey Swap meet back in the late 1990s. It may be the same 1941 model as your photo in the Chrysler Museum Retro, although it's lost its sun visor. The line-up consisted of the '41, two 1946-48s and a 1950. Next to the 1950 looks like a '46 Oldsmobile woody wagon. Besides Chrysler making woodies based on cars rather than wagons, Ford and Mercury made convertibles and Nash a sedan, all in 1946. Ford managed to make about 1200, Mercury and Nash just over 200 each. Another 2300 odd 1947 Ford Sportsmans were made and 28 for 1948 before they called it a day. Amazing cars from a period that will never be repeated.