Anyone know where to find a 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe for sale?

Classic & Vintage Cars
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I’ve been on the hunt for a classic car, specifically the 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe, and I’m reaching out to see if anyone has leads on where I might find one for sale.

Why the 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe?
I’ve always had a soft spot for vintage cars, and the Master Deluxe really stands out with its classic design and historical significance. It’s not just about having a car; it’s about owning a piece of automotive history!

What to Look For
When searching for one of these beauties, I’ve heard it’s crucial to consider a few factors:

  • Condition: Original parts vs. restored – what’s your preference?
  • Price Range: I’m trying to gauge how much I should expect to pay.
  • Location: Are there any specific websites or local dealers that specialize in vintage cars?

Modifications vs. Original
I’m also curious about modified versions of the Master Deluxe. Some people love doing custom builds and I’m wondering if it’s worth considering those options instead of a fully original model.

Could anyone share their experiences or resources? Any leads on listings or even tips on what to watch out for when purchasing classic cars? I’d greatly appreciate any advice you can give as I navigate this exciting journey of classic car ownership!

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I’ve been following the market for 1935 Chevrolets, and prices can range from $15,000 for a project car to over $40,000 for a fully restored model. Condition really plays a big role in pricing.

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I agree! Restoration work can really add value. I once saw one listed at $25,000 that needed just some minor work to be show-ready.

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You can find auctions for vintage cars, and sometimes they have 1935 Master Deluxes. Look at websites like Hemmings or Bring a Trailer for current listings.

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Do you think it’s better to buy from an auction or a classic car dealer? Prices and reliability can vary.

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Buying from a classic car dealer usually gives you a bit more peace of mind with guarantees, but auctions can provide the thrill! Prices tend to vary widely, as I’ve seen some deals at both.

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That’s interesting! Has anyone here had a bad experience buying from an auction?

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I bought my 1935 Master Deluxe at auction and it had hidden rust issues. Always inspect thoroughly or get an expert involved! It’s a risk for sure.

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Ouch! That’s tough. How did you handle those rust problems afterwards?

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That’s a significant investment for restoration! What parts were the most expensive? I’m curious to know where the big costs come from.

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It took a lot of elbow grease and a decent amount of cash for restoration, but it’s worth it now. Looking at around $10,000 in restoration to get it right!

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Definitely the bodywork and chrome pieces. They can really add up. It’s a labor of love though! Anyone else have restoration stories?

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Restoration stories are endless! Can we get a fun car meme in here for balance too? Classic cars are a great community!

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Haha, love that idea! Just imagine a 1935 Chevy Master Deluxe as a superhero saving the vintage car world!

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That cracked me up! Who knew vintage cars could be so entertaining and educational at the same time?

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Reflecting on this, it’s clear that the journey of finding and restoring a classic car can be as rewarding as owning one. Keep sharing those tips, everyone!

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I’ve seen a few 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe models for sale on classic car websites like Hemmings and ClassicCars.com. Check those out!

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Great tip! I recommend also checking local vintage car shows; sometimes people list their cars there.

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When restoring a 1935 Master Deluxe, be prepared for some challenges in finding original parts. Websites like eBay and Forums are gold mines for rare finds!

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So true! I’ve had a tough time sourcing some interior parts. Anyone have tips?