Very elusive picture request please

[Tatback]

I have been searching the furthest corners of google for house looking for one specific car with absolutely no luck. I'm looking for a 46-48 Chrysler windsor/New Yorker that is painted in a candy orange with a white/off white roof. It has a roof rack and has a total surfer look. Does anyone have this picture?

 

 

The angle is taken from the rear driver side fender I believe. I found it right after I bought my windsor (may 2015) and never saved it.   

Edited February 23, 2016 by Tatback

[pflaming]

Is this close?

[Tatback]

You sir are a life (sanity) saver.

That's the one! It's like an itch is finally scratched. I feared if I didn't find it soon I was going to have to order a straight jacket for myself.

I have no idea how you found it so fast but thank you so much!

[Dodgeb4ya]

Well tell us more!

[Tony_Urwin]

I'm curious about the roof rack myself.  I have one in storage (no wood) and would love to see some pictures of one that had been restored!

[jcmiller]

Some more pics and an article.

 

http://scdclub.blogspot.com/2006/07/48-chrysler-traveler.html

 

 

[James_Douglas]

A Chrysler Traveler.  I know a guy here in San Francisco area who has one that his family purchased new.  He still drives it.

 

James.

[DonaldSmith]

Did the Chrysler Traveler have a fold-down rear seat, or other access to the trunk?  

The Suburban was a long-wheelbase car with three rows of seats, the third seat being a small folding seat.

The 49 and later Suburbans had a full size rear seat that closed off the trunk when in seating position.

There was also a DeSoto Carry-All, based on the standard sedan, with a folding rear seat.

 

Here is a brief side-bar feature on the Traveler, from an article on the Suburban.  It doesn't mention a folding seat.

 

 

[pflaming]

Tatback: the many responses to your question is another example of the willingness and capability of this forum's membership. Very interesting vehicle.  TKS for bringing it to the table.