top of page
Page Contents

Track live values and receive listing alerts

Image Placeholders2_edited.jpg

£13,547

1934 Chevrolet Series DA Master Six Sport Sedan Hotrod

United States • 23 Feb 2013

Auction House Logos6.png

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This is a 1934 Chevrolet Series DA Master Six Sport Sedan Hotrod. It features a professionally built conversion with a Chevy 350cid V8 engine, automatic transmission, upgraded suspension, brakes, steering, and a retrimmed interior with modern gauges and air conditioning. The car blends classic styling with modern performance and comfort.

ai-technology.png
ai-technology_edited_edited_edited.png

Condition 

6

The car is a hotrod conversion of a 1934 Chevrolet sedan. While retaining the original body lines, it has been significantly modified with a modern V8 engine, updated suspension, brakes, steering, and interior. The description emphasizes the blend of classic aesthetics with modern performance and comfort, including air conditioning. The overall condition would depend on the quality of the build and the current state of the mechanical and cosmetic upgrades, which are not detailed enough to provide an accurate rating but it is likely between good and very good.

/ 10

Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

AG579

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

Chevrolet 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.

Even when Ford’s famous flathead V-8, wasn't sufficient to overcome the advantage that Chevrolet had built up and by 1934 the tide of the sales battle had swung definitively to the side of overhead valves and six cylinders which now delivered 80 brake horsepower at 3,300 rpm.

Chevrolet built 620,726 cars that year; Ford managed only 563,921.

Chevrolet continued to innovate and in 1934, for only $675 the Chevrolet DA series Master Sport Sedan was great value for the money.

Rare in stock form, it is even scarcer to find a hotrod built off of a Chevy Master Six.

Professionally built...

Points of note

£7,307

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£19,197

Median Price (Since 2020)

£31,086

Highest Price (Since 2020)

one.png

World Record

If this vehicle sells at the mid-point of its estimate it will set a new world record for the [enter model]

percentage-graph.png

Bottom 30%

The sale price places it in the bottom 30% of sold prices we've ever seen for the Chevrolet Master Six

low-price.png

Lowest Price

If this vehicle sells at the mid-point of its estimate it will be the lowest price we've seen for the [enter model]

checkmark.png

Average Price

The mid-point of the vehicle's estimate places it near the average price we see for the [enter model]

diamond-icon.png

Rare Sale

This vehicle comes to market rarely. In auction records we've only seen 3 sold before

must-have.png

Icon

This vehicle comes is an icon of the game. Any collection would benefit from having one

Previous Sales

Gallery

MOT Information

Loading...

Loading...

Latest MOT Mileage

Loading...

Registration Date

Loading...

MOT History

Loading...

Loading...

Loading...

MOT Mileage Trend

25-1042 Footman James The Classic Valuer Banner V34.jpg
bottom of page