chrysler airflow

["Bill Watson" <wwatson@xxxxxxxxx>]

Chrysler of Canada did build a Chrysler Airlfow Six - the model CY in 1934.

It was basically a DeSoto Airlfow with Chrysler grille on a DeSoto hood with
Chrysler nameplates, emblems, bumpers and dashboard.   It was available in
coupe, 2-door sedan, 4-door sedan and sold by Canadian Plymouth-Chrysler
dealers for $1,500.  The Canadian Dodge-DeSoto dealers sold the DeSoto
Airflow Six, model SE, for $1,450.

So that Chrysler grille came at a price, as did the Airflow.  The
non-Airflow Six (CA) 4-door sedan sold for $1,100.

There is a green 1934 Chrysler Airflow Six coupe here in Vancouver.   Quite
nicely restored, although it appears to be sitting lower to the ground than
it should.

Bill
Vancouver, BC


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Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 6:25 AM
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> Yes, The DeSoto Airflow was a six cylinder. The Chrysler and Imperial were
> 8s.
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