1934 Automobiles

This collection is dedicated to the years 1934-1935, capturing the essence of automotive innovation during this transformative period. Each billboard represents a piece of history, perfect for model railroad enthusiasts looking to create a layout that is both historically accurate and visually compelling. Whether you’re modeling the transition between these two years or focusing on a specific era, these billboards will add an authentic touch to your scene.

• Buick Rumble Seat Convertible (1935): Display the arrival of the stylish 1935 Buick Rumble Seat Convertible with this vibrant billboard, perfect for showcasing luxury and design. A total of 1304 rumble seat convertibles were produced in 1935 at a starting price of $925.
• Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sedan (1935): Highlight the modern features and comfort of the 1935 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sedan, ideal for a contemporary scene.
• Chrysler Airflow Sedan (1934): Capture the revolutionary engineering of the 1934 Chrysler Airflow Sedan, a car that redefined automotive design. Chrysler’s highly touted Airflow was completely designed, including the body, by engineers. The result was a car that was safe but ugly. Sales of just 8,000 nearly bankrupted Chrysler.
• Ford Deluxe 5-Window Coupe (1934): Bring the classic appeal of the 1934 Ford Deluxe 5-Window Coupe to your layout with this timeless advertisement. The one-piece windshield could be cranked open and the rear window rolled down for interior ventilation.
• Nash Sedan (1934): Showcase the reliability and elegance of the 1934 Nash Sedan, a staple of mid-1930s automotive design. Buyers were scarce during the depression with just 12,700 Nash’s sold in 1934.
• Packard Sports Phaeton (1934): Add the elegance and performance of the 1934 Packard Sports Phaeton to your scene with this iconic billboard.
• Packard 7 Passenger Sedan (1934): Highlight the luxury and spaciousness of the 1934 Packard 7 Passenger Sedan, perfect for adding a touch of class to your model railroad.
• Plymouth Business Coupe (1934): Capture the durability and style of the 1934 Plymouth Business Coupe, a car built for both work and leisure.