A GLIMPSE OF TH OF THE NEW MORRIS TWELVE The interior: Notice the rich leather upholstery, the adjustable armchair-type front seats, the folding arm-rest in the rear, the well-less floor. There is always fresh air but never a draught in this car. thanks to scientific air-conditioning. The luggage compartment at rear will l a family's luggage with ease. The door be used as a luggage rack. A useful idea—a separate compartment for spare wheel and tools, underneath the luggage compartment. A view of the beautifully designed instrument panel and the parcel tray which extends the full width of the interior. ..... Instrument-dials are of modern but dignified design, in the best Morris tradition. A single winder opens the windscreen. In driving against sun-glare or headlight-dazzle, comfort is assisted by sun - visor, adjustable to any desired position. Beneath the beauty of the Morris Twelve is superb engineering. This car cruises comfortably at 55-60 m.p.h., yet averages better than 30 miles to the gallon. Scientific springing and weightdistribution, hydraulic shockabsorbers and generous tyre equipment contribute to matchless riding ease. Ask your nearest Morris Dealer for a thorough demonstration. £3OB f.o.b. Main Porta THE NEW M S TWELVE LOCAL DEALERS: VINING & SCOTT Sole N.Z. Distributors: The Dominion Motors Ltd-
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 1 July 1939, Page 12
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