Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19610, 4 May 1929, Page 6

MR. F. D. KESTEVEN, Chaneery I»aae, Christchurch, writes: "I am more than pleased with my Stndebaker Commander. I have had at different times eleven cars three of which have been Studebakers. "When I decided to buy a new car during: the last show, I had no idea which car I would buy, but after seeing the Commander I finally decided on another Studebaker and I am more than satisfied with my choice. The car has given me perfect satisfaction using little oil and no water. The engine has so much power that the ear flies up hUls and the acceleration is the fastest I have ever known. The control is so easy thataehildcouldhandle the car. "I have taken the ear over very rough roads, but even when driving very fast, I did not feel any bumns at all, owing, I suppose, to the wonderful springing ABd the hydraulic shock absorbers/' MR. R. L. WIQS.EY, Managing Director, The Mount Coojc Motor Co., Timaru, writes: "The order we have just placed represents the thirtieth Studebakercarboughtfrom you. "We have been using Studebaker cars since 1911 and at the present time we have 20 in use. One at Queeustowri has a mileage of 121,000 to its credit, another at Fai-"lie has just reached the 76,000 mark- Both these cars run perfectly and mechanically le m almost as good as new. The ear that we purchased in Fecember, 1927, has already run over 42,000. "As you know some of the tourist routes covered by us are the hard <?t in New Zealand, embracing the M.Kenzie Plains, Lindis Pass, Kawarau Gorge, the Crown Bange (4,400 ft.) and the famous Skippers Run, Queenstown. We run a daily service between Timaru and the "Hermitage." We also run a tri-weekly service between the "Hermitage" and Queenstown besides other services at Queenstown, Queens* town-Cromwell, etc. "Our cars run over roads of every description, under all weather conditions, but the fact that we have kept Studebaker cars for such a long time speaks for itself. We cannot speak too highly of Studebaker. reliability, and we are very well satisfied with the Studebaker for power, speed and endurance." MR. C. R. DODGE, of Dodge Bios., Builders, Christchurch, writes: ' Once again I write to you about my Studebaker car, as X toured all round the South Island and can honestly say that the Director would want some beating for riding comfort. I have made some excellent times in the run to Dunedin, attaining and maintaining a speed of 65 miles an hour without the slightest effort and my petrol consumption was about 18 or 19 miles to the gallon, which I consider excellent. WO HAVING r » studebak«r'« champioachlp performance is without equal in America, ami is endorsed by the opinions of prominent 'people in New ZeaUiuJ, as extracts of letters in this advertisement show. ;s :: No other car holds so many speed and endurance records as Studebaker. :: :; ;; ;: No other ear offers so many improvements. ;: :: ;i ;s No other car gives such rest* ful riding as the new Studebaker with the new hail* bearing spring shackles that do not require lubrication under 20.000 miles* t; s; a NEW 1920 BALL-BEARING s?mm SHACKLE Wgjjjwnra New 3tydefe»k*r Speed \ SHACKLE fmd Mnd Jra|jce Recar d s "ThNiX The Studet aker President raced H 1 Nv WtOOO wilts si 68,57 W.P.N Nothing i the history of the world evar travelled so fait—- ] so far—as the Studebaker president, v The Studebaker Commander raced 25,0C0 miles at 66.51 ra.Pfb. XL £?851!L£B' > The Studepjtker Director raced LAS SO DEFINITE- 5 , 0 Q0 miles at ©345 m.p.b. v-ANCEMIMT HAD PO DEFJWim. LY ADDED TO RTDIhQ COMFORT 3TTJDEBAKEB DfPROVEMENTNEW 1989 PRICES New 1929 Studebaker Erskine Six Sedans trm £379 New 1929 Studebaker Spdans * - - from Used ears taken in part payment. :: ;; Easy terms arranged. We cordially invite you to inspeet the new 1929 STUDEBAKER and ERSKINE Medals new on exhibition is ear Showrooms, Call, writtor 'phon* f 9 rN*wiUv*tT9it4 g«<«?«fn« MB6SRS**W TJWWBOI. Kiimore St., CferuUfcwtt, * writes: / "We have just made a trip ;i from Ghristchureh to ty*. and return, including % fgy short runs around Pieton, tota|Jing 841 miles in all, m* mjonrney we used only *T (aj. lons of petrol which work] * lit slightly over 20 miles to gallon. "When we took into tewfe er»tion the fast that tbi 4kh tance included severaj |*—" periods of driving in rtf and a considerable number gf ;: stops and starts, the petrol sumption works out very • fastorily for an emfißf Hgt develops SO h.p. "During the nine mefHi that we have posseaati *kt we have driven a eonsi New Zealand and can eon* fidently say that out of the, large number of cars that w§ have possessed during t|j ]gft 20 years, none has give* greater pleasure and «atis tlon than our Commwdfr, "The hiH < — are remarkable, and en trip the whole jenmy miles wu accomplished/ gear without effort, pi slowing down to t few an hour, then nieklnf u> to or 50 again with pert li the steadiness of the mander on the road driven at a high; spoof we think, mujt he . ftud«b*kf?*s ffftofelt ing and engineering is Mr, owm tirn, Prietor mvmim •'Oiroldr baker was so months ago whenwe change for a more we did not hr-**-purchase a 8 Commander Sedan aow using is oertr 1 comfortable ear ever ridden in, At have only done v«rf'._ age with the new car, performance through been perfect in every v MR. E. 1 prietOT, Grand ahristohnreh, "Fowr yean ftfo I r rom you a Big Six St It has been in constant taxi work and has givel satisfaction. I have only this I consider to be a record. One f" driving 36,000 miist . ear, I »UU hjvt my |Rd tufine W 1 perience M a motoits| not had a ear §p eoonom tfTes, "I have made severaj | trips, and havs carefully my pfltrol f«awi»Ptf find that the oar does to the gallon whfe|) I exoeUent for a M h.p. Agents for STUDEBAKER and ER"KINE Cars ADAMS LTD. Snowroomst 152-154 HIGH CHRISVCI ...

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