PLYMOUTH

Special six Model PFXX

The Plymouth Six (or Plymouth Model PF ) was a medium-sized car, Chrysler manufactured under the brand name Plymouth in the model year 1934. He represented the middle equipment line this year. The car had, like his sister models, a side-mounted six-cylinder in-line engine with 3299 cc with a capacity of 77 bhp (56.5 kW). The car was presented together with the Deluxe Model PE in December 1933. The vehicles were between 4470 and 4609 mm long and weighed between 1138 and 1261 kg. The choice was two- and four-door sedans and two-door business coupe and roadster coupe. From May 1934, a slightly better equipped Plymouth Special Six (or also: Plymouth model PFXX ) was offered in addition. Inside he offered, for example, an ashtray and a glove box, outside a little more chrome trim. In addition to the PF model bodies, the PFXX featured a four-door city sedan. By September 1934, 39,544 copies of the Plymouth Six and by September 35,298 copies of the Plymouth Special Six.