The Town & Country debuted for 1941 as a four-door, eight-passenger wagon, the first Chrysler with wooden doors and body panels under an all-steel roof. It used the Imperial limousine roof, so the rear opens through wooden double doors, the Barrel Back doors. The body framing is white ash with mahogany veneer panels, and the owner's manual suggested varnishing them every six months. Here we have a 1941 Chrysler Town & Country Barrel Back wagon in black over a blue and green interior.