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,w/HELL DRIVERS m cuulcL mat SMASH ikt, STANDARD CAPTAIN C. H. MILLER HELL DRIVER No. 1, says... “The Chrysler-builc and New-Zea-land assembled ALL STEEL Bodies mounted on a Chrysler-Plymouth standard passenger car chassis which I have crashed through flaming walls, over ramps and hurdles, and deliberately rolled over, during my New Zealand exhibitions, appear to suffer less damage than any ocher bodies I have tested. In nearly 4CO roll-over demonstrations I have yet to find bodies stronger, safer and more reliable than these.” & \ JOE CAMPBELL HELL DRIVER No. 2, says•.. “ I, too. found the New Zealand assembled bodies as safe as I expected, but I never ceased to be amazed ac the tremendous strength of tho chassis. I simply could not damage the engine, frame, springs or steering. I am perfectly satisfied to roll over any number of them. The New Zealand assembled Chrysler, Plymouth and De Soto certainly came through the terrific tests with flying colours.” See how they tried ! They tried in London ... Paris ... Brussels ... Stockholm ... Antwerp ... in fact, the whole of the centres of Europe, India, Australia—and they have tried and failed too in New Zealand ! The American Hell-Drivers made the cars leap over ramps at SO miles an hour high into the air—landing on four wheels! —on two wheels! —on one wheel! —crashing the cars through a blazing wall of timber—rolling them over and over with roof, sides, and nose hitting the ground in turn ... a series of hair-raising feats never attempted by any other car manufacturer. And after each , rigorous test the Hell Drivers drove the cars away to even more startling thrills. THOUSANDS WERE HELD SPELLBOUND AT THE EXHIBITIONS IN NEW ZEALAND-WITNESSING THE MOST SPECTACULAR AND DRAMATIC MOTOR CAR TESTS EVER CONDUCTED IN THE DOMINION. 1 These breath-taking demonstrations are deliberately presented to prove to the public the Strength, Rigidity and Perfect Safety of the ALL-STEEL BODY of the Chrysler, Plymouth and De Soto. Every car used in these demonstrations was a standard car, without special preparation, or without the addition of a single strengthening strut or brace. Had the bodies of these cars not been ALL-STEEL but merely a steel shell nailed or bolted on to a wooden framework they would have collapsed with the terrific strains and impacts. When you consider the purchase of your new car you should remember that— YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE SAFE WITHIN THE ALL-STEEL WALLS OF THE CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH , AND DE SOTO! New Zealand Distributors: TODD MOTORS LTD. Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. Dealers and Service throughout New Zealand.

lt I suppose the opening of this new restaurant next door lias brought more business? ” “ AVell,” replied the ehemist, “ it lias about trebled the sale of indigestion tablets.’ _ News that Italy has devised a p lo ' eess of making wool out of milk must make the oows feel rather sheepish.

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Evening Star, Issue 22364, 13 June 1936, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 22364, 13 June 1936, Page 22

Page 22 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 22364, 13 June 1936, Page 22

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