First shown as a body only at the Melbourne Show in June 35. The 1935 Chevrolet All Enclosed Coupe was on a Master Chassis only. The Chev, Pontiac and Olds bodies were the same and featured a rear folding seat, much like a station wagon, providing access to the boot. This made the style an ideal salesman's vehicle. 1935 and early 1936 bodies used a flip-out rear window (36 EARLY BODY ILLISTRATED ABOVE).
This was changed to a fixed two piece window during 1936. Standard business model cost £275 and the sports £290. The Master Sports cost £365.The Sloper isa unique name given to Australian bodied GM and Ford of the mid to late 30's.
In 1937 GMH introduced their steel turret bodies and the All enclosed Coupe style was radically altered. Two distinct bodies were now produced. COP (Chev, Olds and Pontiac 6) and BOP (Buick, Olds & Pontiac 8). This basic shape ran through to 1941.
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