A BIG ATTRACTION AT OLYMPIA
STUDEBAKER FOR 1937 Again last evening, as on previous evenings, Studebaker for 1937 proved a powerful draw at Olympia. Continually surrounded by an admiring crowd, the New Studebaker, under the most critical inspection, came through with flying colours. And no wonder! When one considers what these great new cars offer, the amount of interest they are rousing can be well understood. For instance. Studebaker is the world's first fully weather conditioned car. the world’s first car with the dual economy of Fram Oil Cleaner and Overdrive, the car with greater luggage capacity—the car that possesses the world’s strongest all steel bodies for even greater safety. Free wheeling is yet another big Studebaker feature, while the guaranteed economy of 20 miles per gallon is a feature that must be considered by every prospective purchaser of a new car. Women are particularly delighted with the body lines and interior of the new Studebaker. These have been entirely designed by Helen Dryden, America’s foremost designing and decorating artist. Performance that men are proud of. beauty that women admire, is a brief but concise . summary of Sfudebaker’s magnificent models for 1937 on view at Stand 2. Olympia. ADAMS. LTD.. 154 High street, are the Studebaker Distributors. —1
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21938, 12 November 1936, Page 14
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