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This coupon is your invitation a free trial spin in any Ford «r« you fancy—The New Beauty, Little Beauty, Sedan or during Ford Special Demonstrr * Month. No obligation on part. • - * If you like, we'll loan you a F for an hour. Drive where like in it Put it to any reason-1 able test Take your family for | a ride—at our expense. All have to do is to fill in this and present it to nearest Fowl Dealer.. 1 TO FORD DEALERS / would like a Free Trial April, 1926. Address Model desired FORD DEALERS: FORD MOTORS GANTERBf (LATE CANTERBURY MOTOR CO., LTD.) 162*166 TITAM ST., 4 THE FORD CAN BE PURCHASED ON TERMS If
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 18670, 20 April 1926, Page 4
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