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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 75, 29 March 1926, Page 7

Chrysler £oes example of Chrysler l|§bs. Bi^^^ performance is suj)-' llllll^s. ''' ■^^^wSk A strictly stock Chrysler car, complete with mudguards, windscreen lllißiil^BS^i and hood up, came an easy first in all three of its class events. ' k . TRADE DRIVING. PRIVATE DRIVING. . LADY DRIVING. Ist Place: Ist Place: Ist Place: CHRYSLER CHRYSLER CHRYSLER • Time: 1 mm. 49 sees. Time: 1 mm. 49 2/5 sees. Time: 1 mm. 49 1/5 sees. Round the sharp bends, up the steep grades of the Mt. Cargill short cut, CHRYSLER flashed in second gear at over 40 miles an hour—the wheels glued to the road like the N flanged wheels of a railway flier. „-... REMEMBER, CHRYSLER'S TIME WAS WITHIN 4 SECONDS OF RECORD TIME PUT UP BY SPECIAL STRIPPED RACING CARS. CHRYSLER.WAS A STOCK MODEL—WITH THE HOOD UP—AND NOT A DROP OF WATER WAS ADDED TO THE RADIATOR. The CHRYSLER you will buy—and every CHRYSLER on the road—CAN DO AS WELL! CHRYSLER SIX Phaeton <£450 CHRYSLER FOUR Touring £315 (C-nlelewlhHyA.ulicfoiß-wbedbwke..) '. ' """^ ' i3O ' fQOO Wu.urt ttu., Courttnay Place, Wellington, ; **fr~mr}-'■***>. Juatlot AEdmunds. Palmerston N. •~^*o^S^3tEi^J£2!^^£~B£^ Williams A Ktttle, Ltd., Napier, ~gj" iP|pfff|Vr mJSmT 75 R. R. Rdbsrtt A Co., Vanganui. l^^^-'jS^fmat^RiiimS^siSE^ Douglass Motors, Ltd., Jk^t^^>

fsTOCKTOIA ■Screened Nuts! M WELL GRADED. CLEAN AND ■ M ECONOMICAL. EASY TO HANDLE. ■ ■ AN IDEAL HOUSEHOLD FUEL. ■ ,- McW. at S.