Chevrolet Standard 1935 Used

Price reduced from €47,500 --> €43,950

Beautiful car in perfect condition!
Belgian papers.
Fully restored from 2015 to 2018.
The Chevrolet Standard Six (DC series) appeared in 1933, initially under the name Chevrolet Mercury.

It was a relatively cheap alternative to the Confederate series which changed its name several times: Eagle in 1933, Master from 1934.  It was advertised as "the cheapest six-cylinder on the market".

It was offered in 3 body styles: coach, coupé and coupé with folding seat.  All these bodies were designed by Fisher and were powered by a 6-cylinder engine of 2970 cc, which was increased to 3390 cc in 1935.

In 1936, it saw a series of improvements and a wider choice of bodies, based on a longer wheelbase. The career of the Standard Six ended in 1937 with the merger of the Master and the New Master Deluxe.

Technical data

Bodywork
Length (cm): 433
Width (cm):
Height (cm) :
Wheelbase (cm): 272
Weight (kg) :
Mechanical
Engine: 6 cylinder in-line 3390 cc, front  
Valves: 12
Carburetion: 1 Carter W1 carburetor
Transmission: manual, 3-speed
Transmission: rear wheel drive
Maximum power: 75 hp at 3200 rpm
Maximum torque: 204 Nm at 1000 rpm