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1615534 56-hp, 196.1-cid L-head inline four-cylinder engine, three-speed manual transmission with free-wheeling, solid front axle and live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs, and four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes.

Wheelbase: 109-inches Walter Chrysler’s new four-cylinder Plymouth was a hit from its first appearance in 1928.

A modern design with four-wheel hydraulic brakes, it sold 50,000 cars in its first year.

By the time the PA model was introduced in 1931, production had doubled.

This 1932 PA rumble seat convertible coupe appears in the new “Collegiate Colors” offered that year.

For $40.00 extra, a customer could have the car painted in the hues of his alma mater.

This car’s maroon and cream motif represents Alma College in Alma, Michigan, whether intended or not.

A high-quality older restoration, it has maroon leather seats and a tan canvas top with oval rear window.

Dual sidemount spares with mirrors leave room for a chrome luggage rack at the rear.

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