1935 Chevrolet Standard Six 2-Door Sedan! During the great depression, Chevrolet was looking to make a lower priced alternative and the Standard was born. It debuted in 1933 and was offered in an array of trim levels to accommodate about anyone. Coupe, sedan, roadster, phaeton, and more. The Standard would only see production until 1936. Here we have a ’35 model 2-door sedan. But she isn’t your grandfather’s old Standard. The matte black finish looks sharp and certainly commands your attention. The red accent around the grill and red rims with white walls really makes her pop! The black vinyl interior looks great and is in good order. Under the hood you will find a 250ci Inline 6-cylinder engine backed to a 3-speed automatic transmission. The car sounds very good and runs and drives out well! The current owner has had her for over 10 years, acquired from a private owner and is believed to be a 3-owner car! The car is titled as a 1935 Chevrolet Standard and the title is clean and clear and ready to be transferred into your name now! Options on this Chevy include: Power Brakes, Power Windows, Vinyl Interior, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, AM/FM/CD Radio, Hub Caps, Rally Wheels and White Wall Radial Tires.