The Plymouth Cabana was a concept car that Plymouth showed in 1958, a station wagon with a panoramic glass roof over the rear of the car and rear-facing third-row seats. The drawing that inspired it was made by Chrysler stylist John Samsen. It was reportedly built by Ghia in Italy on a rolling chassis from a 1958 Plymouth but was never fitted with a drivetrain. It was reportedly never shown outside the Chrysler design studio and was later scrapped, and an image of it is held at the Internet Archive.
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