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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 10377, 15 May 1930, Page 4

CHRYSLER "66 O 9 nov CHRYSLER *"$S, 75 “horsepower performance ———and look at the pricel— — The very fact that this stylish Chrysler "66 "bears the name of Chrysler is of itself enough to certify its excelling quality and superior performance. But nobody has to accept this car on faith in the name alone. The magnificent Chrysler "66” stands squarely before the public on its own inherent merits. FROM It has —for unending thrills of performance a highly capable 75-horsepower engine with counter-weighted sevenbearing crankshaft; Iso-therm pistons; impulse neutralizer; mechanical fuel pump instead of a vacuum tank; and rubber engine mountings. CHRYSLER INSPIRES It has —for utmost riding ease — patented rubbercore spring shackles, noiseless and free from all need of lubrication; hydraulic shock absorbers; and inherent balance that holds it to its course. * It has— for utmost safety —the famous Chrysler internal-expanding four-wheel hydraulic brakes, quick, quiet in operation, and protected in all weather from water and dirt. It has in a word everything that makes motoring thoroughly enjoyable—at a low price that delivers value far above all customary standards and expectations. A demonstration furnishes the proof. ALL ITS OWN iT# £4lB f.o.b. main ports Ror.aoter (Dickey Seat) £4lB Royal Coupe „ „ £450 Brougham 2-door - £429 Rcyal Sedan 4-door - £455 All prices f.o.b. main ports. Wire wheels extra. A PRIDE F. G. GRESHAM Tauranga •-aKw-T—s-f-r*- —IVhakatane Frauds Bros. ~ ' ~~ N.Z. Distributors: TODD MOTOR COY., Wellington Ami at Auckland, Clivislciiurcli, Dunedin, Invercargill, Timarn, Wanganui, and liaweru.