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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 18 November 1937, Page 7

r A a /A 3#tCSflj| r « * r# m % "■—l SEE IT THE the full range c A rS M the economical SEVEt j the NEW •■BIG” « VE " T HE AUSTIN TEN CAMBRIDGE THE AUSTIN TWELVE ASCO^ the AUSTIN U/16 GOODWOOD You Buy Car— But You Invest In An Austin ij. The New Austin Programme includes an entire!/ new model iS- a big brother to the ever-popular economical ‘Seven’— the new 0 ‘BIG’ Seven. It is designed for those who want a larger car than the Austin Seven, built in the same sound tradition, with the same advantages, remarkable Dependability and correspondingly low running costs—yet a car lower priced than the Austin Ten. It will give you over 40 miles per gallon—oil consumption is negligible—and it develops 25 brake-horse power. It is larger, roomier and more powerful jthan its smaller brother, with four doors and six windows. Equipped with four-speed gear box with syncromesh on second, third and top, ‘live’ rubber engine mountings, Girling brakes, adjustable front seats, pneumatic upholstery in real leather, sound-insulated coachwork, longer springs fitted with larger shock absorbers and over-sized low-pressure tyres and easy-clean ( pressed-steel spoke wheels. See it at the show for yourself! Authorised Austin Dealer*: J. G. INGRAM & CO., LTD, BRIDGE STREET. NELSON#

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