For Sale: 1932 Chevrolet Confederate Deluxe Sedan – $49,000 CAD
Price Drop – Save $5,900 from original listing!
A rare chance to own a beautifully restored piece of Canadian motoring history. The 1932 Chevrolet Confederate (aka “Confederation” in Canada) was known as the “Baby Cadillac” — a symbol of affordable luxury in the Great Depression.
Nickname: “Jane”
Built in: Oshawa, Ontario – Car #7109 built in Canada
One of 3,500 Special 5-Passenger Sedans made in Canada
Mileage: 13,061 miles – only ~2,800 since full restoration in 2001
️ Restoration Highlights (Completed 2001, $30K in receipts)
✔️ Frame-off restoration
✔️ Fully rebuilt mechanicals
✔️ Updated wiring
✔️ Reupholstered interior (period-correct)
✔️ Professional paint & bodywork
✔️ Comes with photo album, factory specs, award history
Ownership Timeline
Alan Francis (1973–2004): First owner, restored and named her “Jane,” won multiple car show awards
Sam Wendland (2004–2014): Collector, bought her in honour of his wife's 1932 birth year
Joan B. (2014–Present): Purchased at Sam's estate auction in August 2014, carefully stored and lightly driven near Blaine Lake, SK
Current Condition
Minor cosmetic flaws (a few buffable scratches, 2” rust on radiator grille)
Upholstery: small unglued spots
Non-working horns (being fixed), uncertain speedometer, missing throttle knob
Undercarriage rust-free
Starts, idles, and runs smoothly
Extras Included
Photo album from restoration
Factory spec sheets
️ Parts & service receipts
Car show awards (2001–2004)
Located near Blaine Lake, Saskatchewan (1 hr from Saskatoon)
Contact Jay Curtis: 639-471-3623
Message for walkaround video & more photos
Act Fast – If not sold, Jane will go to auction in Saskatoon on June 20–21!
Asking $49,000 CAD – Reasonable offers considered
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