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was i.v .if 'iriPPtyvM Before the advent of the Chrysler Six the better cars were on fairly even footing—with practically nothing to distinguish them but price. The Chrysler organization knew that, of course, and they knew that the public was not satisfied with existing types. Starting from scratch, Chrysler engineers were free from limitations as to materials, methods and equipment. They were to produce the ideally serviceable car, regardless of traditions. The Chrysler thus came into being entirely new in the sense that it revealed possibilities of performance, comfort, grace and economy which were never even indicated before. New shop equipment was devised and completed. With it the Chrysler organisation gave to motordom refinements that were and are impossible with old methods and old equipment. The Chrysler once seen and examined. there was born the desire to possess and drive this fleet, facile, eager, blithesome creation* Beyond the slightest doubt, once you experience the thrill of driving a Chrysler, you will never again be satisfied with anything else. N.Z. TODD BROS., LIMITED, LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, And at Invercargill, Gore, Balclutlui, ITeriot, Cromwell, Roxburgh, and Ranfurly. Distributors Trsmwwfi m IU& Cry'dsr MAIDER AMD BARR, 174-6-8 ST. ANDREW STREET^ DUNEDIN. - TODD MOTOR CO. - - Wellington and Christchurch o I

Chrysler Built oy umm *Y a 'Jia^ Nt’ At all vital points, you will find that metals and construction of the Chrysler-bullt Maxwell are the same as in cars costing three to four times as much, In proportion to Its weight and power, it fi actually stronger than the most expensive cars built today, That's a big thing for us to be able to say about a car of th© Chrysler-built Maxwell price r and it is one of the Chrysler superiorities that put Maxwell so far ahead of sis own field Yet it is only one of the sound, fundamental superiorTODD BROS., LTD., LOWER HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN; And at Invercargill. Gore, Balclntha, Harlot, Cromwell, Koxourgh, and Ranfurly. itias which mak© ol proud tp be factors In its production* VotJ have probably tard about Maxwell pick-up—how in a flat 8 seconds It accelerates from 5 to 25 miles an hour. A bull-dog for powerful pulling— this car; but It can't pull too hard for transmission end rear axle, Tho Chryslonbuill Maxwell strength, In a word, ‘is a match for Maxwell performance and dependabilHy. AH these are a part of that complete and unusual goodness which scores of thousands of owners declare makes (ha Chrysler-built Maxwell the most care-free and economical motor car they have ever possessed, 84 MAIDER & BARR, 174-6-8 ST. ANDREW STREET, DUNEDIN, N.Z. Distributors: TODD MOTOR Co., Wellington find Christchurch, .'M-kv vfd 1®

CAR SPRINGS. For GOOD REPAIRS or NEW WORK Look up JAMES & COFEj HOPE STREET (Next Fords, Ltd.). i GET THESE BATTERY FACTS; I , USL BATTERIES are STANDARD EQUIPMENT on 67 Leading Makes of Motor Cars. Agents t M'KENZIE’S ELECTRIC SERVICE, HOPE STREET (Next Ford Motors). MOTORISTS. TTkON’T let your car rust for tie want of JU a coat of paint. RETOUCHING, VARNISHING, and i PAINTING DONE at SHORTEST NOTICE and LOWEST PRICES. Pirstrclass finish, guaranteed. H. PARKER, ' MOTOR BODY BUILDER, Opp Gasworks, Anderson’s Bay road. Thone 351,

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Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 16

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Page 16 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 16

Page 16 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 19020, 15 August 1925, Page 16

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