My dad has 2 1941 Chrysler Highlanders that he bought to do a father son restoration on but he went back to work out of retirement and neither of us have the time to do the level of quality that we had originally planned for the projects. One is a 5 window coupe with the flathead straight 8 and the other is a 4 door with an inline six cylinder flathead engine. Both are barn finds and have very little rust because they were in the Arizona desert. Both need a lot of work. Interiors would need replacement but are complete and the 2 door is really straight body wise. Like I said no rust and from what we have been able to gather are about 95% there on parts for both of them. They are both great looking cars and need plenty of love but are definitely candidates for restoration. We would love to see them go to a Chrysler enthusiast so I thought I'd post them and see if there was any interest here on the forum. If there is any interest from forum members I would be happy to forward pictures to emails.

Any advice you can give me of how to price the two so that I don't get taken advantage of or unknowingly take advantage of someone else would be great.

Thanks for the help.

 

never heard of a highlander post some pics

 

Sorry I was out of town over the holidays. I need to go over to the warehouse to shoot pics of the cars but i found a flickr account that features a restored example of the Chrysler Windsor C28 Highlander coupe. This is the 2 door 8 cylinder coupe. Let me know what you think.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/3410701...n/photostream/

Here is another link for the same basic car but with the six cylinder engine restored for sale in New Jersey.

http://www.zibe.com/for-sale/used-19...j-1478877.html

Any advice would be great for anyone who might be familiar with the models.

Thanks.
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Very cool car!