New Member From Florida

[DavidLee]

We had 83 and 86 LeBaron convertibles when they were new but had to sell them when we were shipped back overseas. Now, after several years of my bride wanting one, I surprised her with an 86 Town & Country convertible and she is ecstatic. The car was kept by the Chrysler dealer in NH for over 20 years before it was sold in 2006 to a NH couple. It is in mint condition and hopefully it will stay that way for a while longer. It came with the original window sticker and was fully loaded at nearly $19,000. It also has the original Certificate of Origin and the sleeve that goes over the visor explaining how to properly fold the top when putting it down.
I restore and collect post war Packards but this little car is sweet. I had forgotten how much fun it is to drive compared to a 5,000 pound Packard!

I was wondering if the Woody Registry will be resurrected?

Dave & Jan in Port Saint Lucie, FL

[89ARIES]

Hi Dave,

Welcome to the CKCC. That is a wonderful story. Unfortunately, the woodie registry will not be resurrected, and I have the 2004 copy. By now, it is completely inaccurate and most
of the cars have changed hands. The unofficial woodie registry is enclosed in my massive 1,500 K-Car Club member roster on an excel document on my computer. Would love to see
pics of your car when you have a chance. Welcome aboard.


Guy V.Coulombe
CKCC President
818-219-2587

[bret signorelli]

Welcome , I'm Bret wiyh a 84 new yorker. Would like to see pictures.