[danajohnson]

Going to check out a '34 Airlflow today. This car is supposed to be an Imperial. Looks to be a 4 door. Can anyone tell me what to look for to tell if it is an Imperial. It is titled as one. Thanks for your help.

[keiser31]

The 1934 Airflow designations are as follows: CY=Airflow 6 cylinder. CU=Airflow 8 cylinder. CV=Imperial Airflow 8 cylinder. CX=Custom Imperial Airflow 8 cylinder. CW=Custom Imperial Airflow 8 cylinder (special models limited production, one piece windshield). Hope this helps. John

[Jim Rohn]

we wants pics!

[danajohnson]

Thanks for the help. Will keep you posted.

[danajohnson]

Well went and checked it out. It is a '34 Imperial CV with a wheel base of 127 1/2". Triple bar bumpers. Looks like it's all there but a lot of it in boxes. Did have most chrome, fender skirts w/emblems and even a radio. Not quite sure what it's worth. Any ideas? NADA says 20,000 low book. May be worth more in parts.

[keiser31]

What? No photos?????????????????????

[keiser31]

Here is an example of the CV Imperial Airflow...

[F&J]

That's the ugliest train ever. The Airflow in the pic looks sweet. Look at the tire size on that bad boy Love the bumper too.

Value can be argued forever, but is it a basket case, running, rotted, etc? I'd worry more about some rare missing parts and would spread it all out to see what is really missing. Very nice car to save IMO

[danajohnson]

Here's a few pics supplied by the owner. She's a bit rough around the edges, but doable!

[danajohnson]

And a few more pics.