1935 Chevrolet Standard and Master DeLuxe Photos

Chevrolet executives believed they had the epitome of low-cost modernity in Master DeLuxes like this 1935 Chevrolet Standard four-door sedan. Though the public was not taken with the car at first, it quickly caught on.  See why in these photos.

1935 chevrolet master deluxe
Chevrolet built the 1935 Master DeLuxe with
the average car-buyer in mind.


1935 chevrolet master deluxe trunk
The spare tire is stored in a built-in bustleback trunk.


1935 chevrolet master deluxe doors
The rear-hindged "suicide doors" hurt the Master
DeLuxe's popularity with consumers.


1935 chevrolet master deluxe steering wheel
The 1935 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe has a wide
steering wheel and a floor shift.


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