Plymouth Six

The Plymouth Six, also called the Plymouth Model PF, was the middle trim level of the Plymouth range for the 1934 model year, built by Chrysler under the Plymouth name. It shared the side-valve inline six of 3,299 cubic centimetres producing 77 brake horsepower (56.5 kilowatts) with its sister models and was presented in December 1933 together with the Deluxe Model PE. The cars were 4,470 to 4,609 millimetres long and weighed 1,138 to 1,261 kilograms, and two- and four-door sedans, a business coupe and a roadster coupe were offered. From May 1934 a better equipped Special Six, the Model PFXX, was added, with an ashtray, a glove box and more chrome and with a four-door town sedan as well. 39,544 Sixes were built by September 1934, and the Business followed it from 1935.