Economy, The unvarying economy of the "Overland" in both upkeep and running is acknowledged m commercial circles, and among the firms who are standardising on "Overloads " for motor transport may be mentioned:—Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd.; Farmers Co-op. (Auction Dept.); Thos. Borthwick & Son; Macky, Logan, Caldwell Ltd. ; Lever Bros.; J. E. Watsons; Wellington City Council; Govern* ment Departments—Agriculture, Public Works, Telegraph Engineers, Public Health, and Education* The Overland power plant is Overland-designed and completely Overland-built. The motor is a model of simple design and efficiency. It turns up 29 horse-power on brake test. It is a powerful, rugged motor that delivers more than the usual number of mile 3 from a gallon of petrol or a pint of oil Motor, clutch and transmission are a unit. These vital parts are completely enclosed, and are thus protected from mud and dirt. The transmission is of the selective, Bliding-gear type—three speeds forward and reverse. The clutch is of the disc type, easy to operate and remarkably efficient The clutch rang ta a tatfc «f oil. The Overland comes to you complete—no extras to buy. Tt» »- finement of design makes instant appeal to the man who appreciates fine automotive engineering- The foot-#crvxea and <!)» hand-emergency brakes both operate on brake drams of large fifemeter and wide face. A hand tornscrew adjusts the outer The Overland has mora braking area—actually and relatireJs*— than any light car on the market. There is one Bquare lack •? braking surface to every nineteen pounds of car weight. In all Reliability Trials, held in New Zealand during the past four years, every "Overland" competing has, without exception, gained maximum marks. On June 11th "Overland" won the Pacific Coast Petrol Eponomy Run, coining first in Class 1-A and Class 2-A and also winning the Sweepstakes averaging all but 30 miles to the gallon in all three events (in this test, the rules prohibit coasting either in neutral gear or by declutching the engine). When the "Overland" captured Australia's greatest endurance record—3,loo miles across Australia—through desert sand drift, rocky ranges and flooded plains—through 950 miles of pouring rain and flooded creeks—a. consistent average of SO miles to the gallon was maintained. In the Sydney "Daily Guardian" Three-Day Reliability Contest, the "Overland" ran first in its class for petrol economy. One "Overland" in Queensland under special test pot if % phenomenal mileage of 83 to the gallon. In the. last RA.O. Queensland Test for certified Stock Moid, em only, "Overlanda" ran Ist, 2nd, 4th and sth in the Trade Oteat. and Ist and 3rd in the Private Class. The best mileage tively were 66.4 and 52.8 to the gallon. In the recent N.S.W. 1.000 miles Non-stop Bon, one averaged 37.6 miles to the gallon, including 7 hoars standing during which the engine was ninalng without mileage betsj recorded. In May of this year at Caaowindra, N.S.W., under & special and observation of the leading local newspaper and citizens, a stock model "Overland" did a ran of 171 mile*, a*& proved 41.5 miles to the gallon. uvenuau xaa nrsu in its class ior petrol economy. proven 31.0 mucs vo tno gauon. Come for a trial spin and experience tke delightftd running of the big value, economy Overland. <&> if: r s VV'j £ m 'A /A a § \ Painted any colour you wish, and with nickel-plated fittings, Bosch Magneto Ignition, if desired, £ls extrtu The Farmers Co-op. Motor Dept. J*** m * m mm m **- ~ 1 1 Cashel and Madras Streets, Christchurch Ashburton—Geo. Roger*, Tancred Street. i
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18138, 30 July 1924, Page 13
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