1934 Plymouth PE Deluxe Sedan, Fully Restored, Gorgeous! SOLD!

[@donaldperrotta8514]

Absolutely gorgeous !!!!

[@alanstrong3295]

Looks like a fine family car.

[@malcolmgay2206]

Floating power partially achieved by the addition of the rubberised front engine mount and partially achieved by independant arm action front end instead of leaf springs. Lots of enjoyable miles in one of these beauties with friends. Hope Harry (my nick name for my then 34 PE sedan), is still out there.

[@pvccannon1966]

i have my grand fathers PE and one of the optional trunks that u could get. Floating power is stamped right where u can see it.

[@paulhorn2665]

Very nice car.

[@pvccannon1966]

correct front bumper, the center has to dip down so a crank can still be put into the front of the engine. Straight bumper is a no no, cant use crank that way

[@pvccannon1966]

she has the hood luvers, but where are the trumpet horns. My grand dad got both the luvers and the trumpet horns with his.

[@pvccannon1966]

i also have one of the two styles of trunk u could get in 34

[@somersetdc]

I was wondering about that. So there were Plymouth models that had trunks. I wouldn't want a car without a trunk.