1934 Chevy Master roadster Convertible Rumble Seat - $95,000 (Moreno Valley CA)

[m-mman]

YES! ridiculously overpriced ("testing the waters" etc) but I believe that open Chevrolets from this era are scarce(?) 

Should also be enjoyed by those folks who believe that you just cant add too many accessories to a car.  😉

I have no connection or interest in the sale of this 1934 Chevrolet

 

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/d/moreno-valley-1934-chevy-master/7692881683.html 

 

Testing waters only, cash sale here, my 1934 GM Chevrolet Master Deluxe Roadster Convertible Rumble Seat car. restored some years ago to all original conditions, 6 volts, 207 straight six stove bolt engine, the car comes with everything including side door curtains, and right side tail light nos conditions, a brand new battery from Napa auto parts store, maintainer for the car battery new, rebuilt carburetor, turn key car or for your car collection, or enjoy it with your family. very rare car virgin car. All GM steel car no fiberglass junk. loaded with super rare and original car dress-up accessories as pictured. serious cash buyers hmu only, no time wasters wanted here. cash sale $95,000.00

[theconvertibleguy]

It's immaculate, but ya, that price is nutty

[Matt Harwood]

Needs more bolt on crap.

[kar3516]

Wow; a brand new battery from Napa!  At $95,000 asking price the ad might as well say “blah blah blah blah blah blah…etc”.  Can’t imagine a single serious buyer would call.  Perhaps he promised his wife he would try to sell the car?

[Dave Wells]

Sorta like the period effect with the fender skirts.

Take the rest of the bling to a swap meet.

Interior is fit for a circus.

 

You can, for comparison, purchase this '34 Ford roadster on Hemmings for $42,000.

[alsancle]

All 34 General Motors products are beautiful. As you guys will know, I hate the extra crap bolted on a car, which just ruins the lines. But most of the time it’s very easy to throw it in the dumpster, or unload it on the unsuspecting newbie at Hershey.

[wayne sheldon]

I like original era accessories. Mostly I like them on a shelf in a display cabinet. Sometimes I like a few on a car. Too many always detract from a car's natural beauty.

[TAKerry]

I think I have been hanging around you guys too long. My first thought was that it looked way over accessorized. The engine on the exhaust side looks bad for the asking price as well as wear on the bottom side of the hood hinge. Car looks nice, would look even better with a lot less 'junk'. But would have to be beyond perfect and one of the last known survivors for me to plunk down that kind of cash.

[theconvertibleguy]

6 hours ago, Dave Wells said:

Sorta like the period effect with the fender skirts.

Take the rest of the bling to a swap meet.

Interior is fit for a circus.

 

You can, for comparison, purchase this '34 Ford roadster on Hemmings for $42,000.

Was going to say that's a nice price until I factored in the exchange rate

[DrumBob]

I wonder if the idiot trying to sell this car will throw in the straw hat?

 

I bet that's the "Honey, OK, I'll sell it" price. 

[Leif in Calif]

"virgin car"? must mean the six kids from the second marriage have now left home. 

Once again.... $95K and NO AIR CLEANER! 

[deac]

eek that dashboard!!!!

[Fossil]

I'll second what's been said. 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 2, 2023 by Fossil (see edit history)

[DFeeney]

For 95K perhaps the house comes with it. 

[theconvertibleguy]

17 hours ago, DFeeney said:

For 95K perhaps the house comes with it. 

Still not worth it 😛

[DrumBob]

Maybe the Covid mask is included. 🤪

[95Cardinal]

MORE COW BELL!