It’s the real deal and then some: a custom 1946 Chrysler Town & Country woody convertible.  For 4 years only (1946-49), the wood and the name were applied to a gorgeous, expensive top-of-the-line convertible.  (For most of the 75 years from 1941 to 2016, the T&C name appeared on more prosaic vehicles, like station wagons and minivans.)  In the manner of the iconic ’41 Chrysler Thunderbolt dreamcar and the very rare less-than-half-year-only ’42 DeSoto, this full-classic has its headlights hidden and looks fantastic on the La Jolla cliffside.  The family relishes the breeze and amazing view of the Pacific.  Image is available in a limited edition of 23 on ready-to-hang stretched canvas.  Get one with a low-numbered, signed Certificate of Authenticity now.