The Journey Begins On the 1934 Silver Arrow

[Kirby Jefferson]

I have taken possession of a 1934 1240A Silver Arrow  and will begin soon on the restoration. So far it appears the engine and drive train are all in good shape, but the rest of the car is in need of a lot of tender loving care. My goal for the long Montana winter is to clean up and paint the under carriage as well as the engine. The hood, radiator, fenders and interior will come off so I can get better access to things.  I will occasionally post updates as I progress.

[Dennis Egan]

We look forward to your restoration on this very special automobile with great anticipation.

I enjoyed you sharing pictures of your previous restoration.

[Randy Roberson]

Bravo! Looking forward to future progress reports.

[Don Benham]

Kirby- this is very very exciting! We all look forward to your new restoration!

[Kevin Miller]

Looks like the shorter version of my 840A Club Sedan !  Very Nice!!

[George Teebay]

@Kevin Miller, the club sedans are on 139″ wb while the Silver Arrows are on 144″ wb, so it’s NOT shorter than yours.  🙂

Full disclosure:  I own a 1934 Silver Arrow.

[David Coco]

I owned this car back in the 1980s.  I just wrote a long story about acquiring it, and then the computer decided to erase it.

Maybe I’ll do it again later.  A great car to restore, was a powerful driver  even though cosmetics were awful.

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