1931 Plymouth P.A.
No Reserve

Registration No: EV 1011
Chassis No: 1634543
MOT: Exempt

• A rare RHD example, with a 2.2-litre four-cylinder 'Iron Dome' engine
• Formerly used as a wedding car for the best part of 20 years
• A much loved member of the family that requires renewing
• Supplied with photos of wedding usage, buff logbook and current V5C

Chrysler introduced the affordable Plymouth line in 1928 to compete with Ford and Chevrolet during the Depression era. With innovative features, such as hydraulic braking and full-pressure lubrication, Plymouth became an instant success. The PA introduced "Floating Power," a balanced engine mounting system that isolated engine vibration to provide "the smoothness of an Eight with the economy of a Four". This turned out to be a lifesaver for the Chrysler Corporation and it is quite possible the company would not have survived the Great Depression without this lower-end model. Being new to this market, they relied on innovative engineering and technology to make Plymouth's more appealing to buyers than their competition. The plan worked and the newly redesigned PA Model Plymouth outperformed the expectations of consumers and dealers alike. By 1933, it ranked as the third best-selling car in the US, just behind Ford.

A rare RHD example, with a 2.2-litre four-cylinder 'Iron Dome' engine, this Plymouth was formerly used as a wedding car for the best part of 20 years. A much loved member of the family that requires renewing, it is supplied with photos of wedding usage, a buff logbook and Swansea V5C.

For more information, please contact:
Oliver Fernyhough-Martin
oliver.fernyhough-martin@handh.co.uk
07483 361000