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This vehicle was donated to the Martin Auto Museum by Bobby Martin.
There were 320, 171 Plymouths built in 1934. The original cost of this model was approximately $600, depending on options and where it was delivered.
An extensive advertising campaign was undertaken for the 1934 Plymouth models and the cars appeared in several movies as well. One such movie was filmed at the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition and featured stunt drivers Barney Oldfield, Billy Arnold, and Harry Hartz. The movie, entitled Death Cheaters' Holiday, recounted the performances of the trio of drivers who systematically rolled over new Plymouth's all steel bodies.
The 1934 Plymouth 2-Door Coupe is a popular model with custom hot rod builders. This is an excellent example of a custom hot rod.
350 Chevrolet V-8
Hydramatic transmission
Custom interior
Custom paint
Carson removable top
Pre-War Classics / 1916–1941
