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Southland Times, Issue 20172, 7 May 1927, Page 19 (Supplement)

for sunny weather. - Price A l 9 Reduction AIJSikV—— STANDARD SIX Du^ A T r N Un Invitation f // a cordially invite you to inspect to-day the new im- / /' ■ profeJ 5/anJarJ SixDup/ex P/iaeton w/ttcA if A H has just arrived from the factory. This new car, built with I j a Duplex top and equipped with the new roller blind curtains, vk)/ 7/ •= / AJ I can be converted jrom a glorious open car into a cosy / w\/f/^/W// weather proof car in 30 seconds. Powered with a sweet-running and silent 6-cylinder engine, and fatted with the new 4-wheel brakes, the new 1 tilt ray headlamps and the new air and oil purifiers, the Duplex is a year ahead of its time. 10 IMPORTANT REASONS TEST THE DUPLEX to-day i WHY THE NEW IMPROVED STANDARD z / / SIX DUPLEX PHAETON IS THE -Z BEST CAR TO BUY. /W( 1. The new Duplex body built by Studebaker / / / ~~ gives an airy open car for fine, sunny days /. / / // , / ✓ v and with the roller blind curtains drawn, a TTiifry- v // Z 7 / /?/ / /' VwAl weather proof, cosy car for cold and wintry Z / '// wf 9.// weather. / z ■ —" / / / 4 /T* 2. The Disc Wheels built by Studebaker are the // / / best and strongest made. / / ' / yjgja, 3. The new Tilt-ray headlamps fitted by Stude* jl baker make night driving safe. 4. The new air and oil purifiers arc positively BB|j necessary to seal the engine against dust and dirt. ™jj 5. The new 6-Cylinder engine built by Stude- ' 77 z baker is off advanced design. The valves A / • are inclined and the valve stems are lubri- z . cated from the crank chamber—a very / I / important feature of the Studebaker engine. W/ / / o. The new 4-wheel brakes operate on 15 in. 7/7 drums on all four disc wheels, enabling the / z / / / • / / driver to stop immediately when required. f | / / / / / *• The emergency hand-brake fitted on the z ___ / 7 1/ // z . dash is a handy new invention and is par- / I / —~~~ ' ticularly useful when parking cars in the j I 7 / >1 llllll'iim^ r ' » I streets. /(T \ I / 8. Two-unit electric system provides separate \ IH * ‘I I . '//i I I' III units for starting and lighting. \ / / '• V S. The tall nickel plated radiator with capacity \ S?of four gallons of water, keeps the engine cool in the hot weather or when driven • over steep hills. 10. Studebaker Spare Parts sales for the whole I I [L world amount to £2/11/8 per car in opera- | I Gormack e Pettigrew, ADAMS, LTD,, NEW ZEALAND AGENTS FOR STUDEBAKER MOTORS, CHRISTCHURCH. AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, WANGANUI. PALMERSTON NORTH and TIMARU.

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