Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22356, 1 September 1934, Page 7

After 28,000 miles of high speed goods transport service on daily running between Wellington and Pahiatua (over the Rimutakas) Mr. Yeoman’s V-8 truck shows no appreciable cylinder wear. The certificate of examination by independent experts is shown below. raOQBDia 1000 MILES PER WEEK 111 UNDER ONE PENNY PER TON No CYL •0011 Mu. Wear •000* OvaJ'J CYL. No. 6 ■OO2 Mu. Waor 5535 4001mA CYL. No. 8 >062 Mas. Wear •001 ova 1888 CYL. No. 5 —a ■OOU Mm. * I? Up ,r '/v:.; CYL. No. 4 ass ’a% Iwß ■0022 S Mai. Wear ’ »« *001? Oval CYL. No. I 002 Me*. WBW JJJSJJ CYL. No. 3 CYL. No. 2 002 Ora) m 0005 Mu. Wear •OOOS Oval OOO7S Mu. Wear <O!S Oval NOTE The Maximum Cylinder Wear aver* axes only haH the thickness of a human hair. Uiiiii 1 illlf iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiriiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AIiESANDRR ROSS ENGINEERING CO.LD <ur**uiMis cm.) Autoacmys a enuincus' surruu WSJLUNOTON. C. 3. h’* Sie. July, »» ford silu b bnlH . fori DMi.rs, IgllWßllf. C,», it raur MOUfc* n hev. ski. oey km.ut.4 «h» .jUaJ.r Sor»« ot *, M cater, Inline Ma. C.IS.SSXT.S23, eptsitei by Kr. »• Teosss, «f »lwr>. »» h.r.by oortifr that to. etMurenent. ef tt. cylinder bttru*. outlined on the etuehed ehoit ere correct .itlilb <OOO2 cf «a Sues. Tour* faithfully. iS.t.i.t,' THE FORD V- 8 TRUCK ENGINE is specially designed for trucks. It has fewer moving parts than many six cylinder engines and is the only truck engine watercooled for the full length of the cylinders . . . ? . It has the margin of power and stands up to the job better than any other truck engine. NO OTHER TRUCK H dot* fIUCi HANACtR wcaswwwtd sofiflrac4 la Uj® jfwwic# I <9*f ftaaS*. V-7/~ im ttitw toliftiit* Auteeablle blister--1 «c Ik. »«« at Tati M Truck. Ito. C.IS,EB».MS, herins purcbe.eS it m* t« Novonbtr 1935* and operated is contlnuo'ißiy In hiflh «p»ed «ood# nera' SISI I seulkit*. art M>UIM.... Xt bu no. oosured In of SB.OSO all.'- * FORD MOTORS DUNEDIN LTD. Corner Manor Place and Hope Street Dunedin City Dealers TRUCK NEWS 122