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1933 Chevrolet Master Eagle Series CA Cabriolet Engine no. 3545272
United States • 17 Jan 2013
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1933 Chevrolet Master Eagle Cabriolet, a top-of-the-line model, features a 206ci inline-six engine and a 'Silent Synchromesh' transmission. Finished in La Crosse Beige with Desert Sand fenders and Omaha Orange wheels, it presents a stylish alternative to Ford, having been previously restored and showcased in a museum before entering private collections.
Condition
7
The car is described as 'nicely restored' and 'shows well today,' indicating it's been brought back to a good condition but isn't necessarily flawless. It was previously shown in a museum and has been owned by collectors, suggesting it has been cared for. However, the description doesn't claim it's in perfect or like-new condition, implying some minor imperfections may exist due to age or use since restoration.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
DR691057MO
Odometer:
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Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
Car no.
DR691057MO • 206ci, 65hp inline six-cylinder • Three-speed 'Silent Synchromesh' transmission • Top of the line 'Eagle' model • Nicely restored example • A unique alternative to a Ford Model 40 While Ford is most remembered for their pre-WWII success, thanks in large part to the Model T, it was Chevrolet that ruled the day in the 1930s.
The Bowtie brand introduced its overhead valve six-cylinder engine in 1929, just a year after Henry Ford frantically retooled Dearborn to build the side valve four-cylinder Model A.
It really wasn't much of a contest.
Aside from Ford's stature in the marketplace and the affection and experience millions had with the Model T, any comparison between the two vehicles came down firmly on the side of the Chevrolet.
Initially 194 cubic inches in displacement and developing 46 horsepower, advancements and competition from Ford's V-8 had punched the six pot out to 206ci and 65hp, leaving the Chevy only 10hp off of Ford's most gutsy V-8.
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£65,918
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£65,918
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£65,918
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