1984 Plymouth Voyager

The AACA Museum at Hershey is truly America’s transportation experience. The 71,000-square-foot museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania, opened on 26 June 2003 and since then has displayed vintage automobiles in a truly unique way. Visitors walk through eight decades in time while traveling from New York to San Francisco with iconic settings revealing vehicles from generations of American motoring. The AACA Museum at Hershey ranks among the top automotive museums in the world and has been recognized by the Smithsonian as an Affiliate Museum. Hagerty Marketplace is again honored to offer this collection of exceptional and unusual vehicles from the AACA Museum at Hershey.

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The 1984 Plymouth Voyager is a landmark of pragmatic American engineering. Developed under Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich, it translated the front-wheel-drive K-car platform into Chrysler's new "S" architecture, yielding a unibody minivan that was lighter, more space-efficient, and easier to maneuver than the truck-based vans it displaced. A 2.2-liter inline-four powered the front wheels as standard fare, while a low floor pan and right-side sliding side door maximized interior volume without inflating overall length — the Voyager fit neatly inside a standard home garage.