Plymouth Deluxe Model PD 

Production period:	1933
Body versions:	Saloon, Coupé, Cabriolet
Engines:	Gasoline engine: 3.1 litres (51 kW)
Length:	4534 mm
Wheelbase:	2845 mm
Curb weight:	1126-1198 kg

The Plymouth Deluxe PD was a large car that Chrysler produced under the Plymouth brand in the model year 1933.

History

This year, Plymouth offered its first six-cylinder car, the standard (model PC). Together with the more luxurious equipped model PD (Deluxe) it replaced the New Finer Plymouth of the previous year with only 4 cylinders. It was developed from the Dodge model DP, on whose chassis with longer 2844 mm wheelbase.

In addition to a 4-door sedan and various 2-door models were available. There was also a chassis with no bodywork for customers who wanted to get a "custom" bodywork construction.

The new cars were powered by a six-cylinder in-line engine with side valves and 3110 cc capacity, which made 70 bhp (51 kW) at 3600 / min. Through a single-disc dry clutch and a 3-speed gearbox with middle circuit, the engine power was forwarded to the rear wheels. All four wheels, which were hydraulically braked.