THE NEW MODEL STUDEBAKER'

Greymouth Evening Star, 10 September 1924, Page 5

THE NEW MODEL STUDEBAKER'

HANDSOMER AND BETTER EQUIPPED THAN EVER.

Studebaker cars are fo well known in New Zealand (there are 5000 of them in use in this country) that th' arrival of the new models is quite a. event of the motoring year. Adams, Ltd., have now received delivery of large shipment of the latest models, all of which are finished in a distinctive shade of carmine known as Parisian red. A reporter who visited the showrooms yesterday was impressed with the Beauty of the new Studebaker dress, which includes plated radiator, wind-screen frames and other fittings.. Destined to be especially popular, on account of its very low price (£420) the new “Light Six” shows several important, improvements. The car is more cleanly in wet weather, owing to equipment with extra wide fenders and running boards. The upholstery is real leather, the cushions being deeper than ever, and the new instrument board is exceptionally handsome and well-equipped. The new one-man hood is of a double-texture rubberised material, leather finished and lined in grey, and the curtains are beautifully snug-fitting, opening with the doors and giving the_. comfort of an enclosed car at touring car price. Concerning the bigger Studebakers, the “Special Six” and “Big Six,” space does not permit of a detailed description, but they also embody many important refinements. All Studebakers, whether the price be £420_ or £975, are of the same mechanica quality, and all have the same can bestowed upon mechanical details All have crankshafts machined ’ll) over and balanced to a hair, ensuring absolutely smooth running. Studebakers have already built 189,000 of the “Light Sixes,” the baby of the family, and with its improved appearance and equipment the new mode] should be sure of a tremendous demand this year. Adams, Ltd., Showrooms 152-154 High Street, 01. *istchurch, J. 8. Lee, West Coast Representative.