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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 165, 9 April 1926, Page 7

Chisler goes ■ FOLLOWING Chrysler’s brilliant performance at Otago Motor Club’s recent Hill Climb, when Chryslers were an easy first in three stock car events, here is further clear proof of Chrysler’s supremacy: At Otago Motor Club’s meeting, on Waikouaiti Beach, over a 1.1/5 mile course, 3 Chryslers Beat All Comers! NINE MILES. THOMPSON CHALLENGE (Touring Cars): CUP—Nine Miles. (All Comers) : Ist. - - Chrysler. Ist. - - - Chrysler. ’ 2nd. - - Chrysler. 2nd. - - - Chrysler. Time: 10 min. 44.1/5 secs. Time: 10 min. 36 secs. In the nine miles event for stripped cars, in which Chrysler did NOT compete, the winning car’s time was 11 minutes. While the same Chrysler won both, events, two different Chryslers occupied second places, and it was still a fourth Chrysler which won the Otago Motor Club’s Hill Climb, proving consistency of Chrysler performance. The Chrysler Cars were stock models —racing with hoods up! IT TAKES A CHRYSLER TO BEAT A CHRYSLER! CHRYSLER SIX: Every Chrysler on the road, Phaeton £7". ~"1. A and the Chrysler you will buy, (Complete with Hydraulic Four- / A can equal Chrysler perform- Wheel Brake,). ance on the track I CHRYSLER FOUR: Touring £315 One Chrysler drive makes all (Hydraulic Four-Wheel Brakes other motors dull and tiresome. £l5 extra). Prices F. 0.8. Main Ports. '-'n TODD MOTOR CO., COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON, and at Christchurch, N.Z. Distributors. Justice and Edmunds, Palmerston North; Williams and Kettle, Ltd., Napier, Hastings and Branches; G. Malmo, Ltd., Masterton; R. R. Roberts and Co., Wanganui; Douglas Motors Ltd., New Plymouth; George Sargent, Ohakune. N.Z. Distributors: TODD MOTOR CO., Wellington and Christchurch 131

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