1933 LaSalle 345-C Town Sedan

This LaSalle Five-Passenger Town Sedan by Fisher was ordered by General Motors of Canada, Ltd. on January 5th, 1933. It was shipped to Oshawa, Ontario, on January 10th and was finished Quebec Gray and Arlington Gray and equipped with fender wells, six 7.00-17 Royal tires, and painted tire covers. Years later, it was acquired by Butch Brown of Kearny, Nebraska. In 1993, it was purchased by the Merrick Auto Museum. Since then, it has received a 1,500-hour, frame-off restoration and finished in silver with a maroon body and hood side panels. The interior is upholstered in pleated, buttoned grey cord, and the ornate dashboard has full instrumentation, including an indicator for the adjustable shock absorbers.

There are wire wheels painted to match the body sides, and they are fitted with 7.00-17 Lester wide whitewalls. There are side-mounted spare tires with metal covers.

By Daniel Vaughan | Jan 2020