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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 11 September 1937, Page 6

YOU BUY A CAR I ANOTHER CONVERT TO PENNY-A-MHiE MOTORING MUST economise * wha* . *- - CAR AGAINST NEW AUSTn, ALL °^ a NCE On n„ friend's latest ruby [Jn VEN * HA H just £SENt RUNNING COST FITS MY BI°LL * M,,^ engine with thrff d EXactl y * nfi E «WMMA«C£ . A/Cf r „ ""'"WQWtr.^'WBiSS * The new Austin Seven has four salient advantages. (1) Because of its economy combined with its unfailing Dependability, it is the cheapest car to own : running expenses are a farthing a mile each for four people. (2) It is a finely-finished, soundlybuilt, complete car —a full-sized car on a small scale—built for many years of gruelling wear, (d) It has the advantage of compactness, being easily parked and garaged, nimble and light to handle, especially in congested traffic. (4) The new Seven is a typically modern car: recent advancements include a new engine with three-bearing crankshaft which gives more power and improved acceleration, a new flexible clutch, Girling-tvpe brakes and a sound-insulated body (sides, scuttle, dash, rear panel and floor being lined with sounddamping material to ensure quiet running). Your dealer will gladly arrange a trial run—then ask any Austin Seven owner what he thinks about Dependable economy ! IMPROVED SEVEN WM m t : :'.v . ' ‘ MijUi .I,ll*lllll I u'MM.J.)A I t I I s , I MS Miiii mm mm mi.il!!! mm Pm Mm hi , mi ill!! 11l I Willis W;tmm mm m s® m Mk ws W'4 Ihe Jamous Austin ‘7’ —the penny-a-mile investment. AUTHORISED AUSTIN DEALERS: J. G. INGRAM & CO., LTD., BRIDGE STREET.