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I decided to GOOGLE gm assembly plants for 1934 and came up with this information.

Apparently in 1923 gm opened an assembly plant in Copenhagen Denmark.
For 1925 they opened an assembly plant in Bueno Aires Argentina
For 1926 they opened assembly plants in New Zealand and Australia

mike

Wow! I'm amazed at all of this information. Here are some pics of the 1946 Ute that I owned.















See Ya!
Randy

Well Randy,
to answer your question-yes, the girls are a bit of alright!

to answer some others-Australia is having a great economy at the moment, thank you!
There is no listing fee for ebay-so throw it on. The listing fee info given is old....

I feel your car would realistically sell in the 35-40k range.
Yes the US economy and many others are hurting, but you set a reserve and go from there....
I find pricing on this forum to be on the low side in most cases when selling. When buying, everything seems to be full price....? ;))

Your 1936 chev roadster will get around $60k USD + to the right buyer, one sold in Australia not so long ago for 70k AUD (50K USD or so) and that car was a basket case, it was riden off several times and the rear axle was held to the car with wire, the car looked great but wasnt great to say the least and like i said it sold for 70k aud, also their are alot more then 6-7 in existence i personally own 3 and i know of around 15-20 off the top of my head, my guess their would be around 50-70 still in existence. Hope this helps

This question was asked 7 years ago. A nice review of some beautiful cars though...

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