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Southland Times, Issue 20395, 26 January 1928, Page 5

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Whippet Makes Dangerous Climb Said to be First to Master 850 foot Railroad Incline. PITTSBURGH NOV. 23. A WHIPPET ROADSTER a few days ago climbed the steep 850 foot Seventeenth Street Incline in 46 seconds under the observation of Pittsburgh newspapermen. The daring climb was made up the inclined railway track used to carry the street cars up the 37J per cent, grade. It is stated that this was the first time in history that an automobile of any make ever has been driven under its own power up or down a Pittsburgh passenger or commercial incline. Hundreds of spectators assembled at the top and base of the incline before the demonstration got under way and many comments of scepticism were heard on every side questioning the WHIPPET’S ability to negotiate the steep climb, that far exceeds the steepest mountain grades. The climb was made from a standing start at the base of the incline. SEE THE LATEST MODELS OF THIS FAMOUS CAR AT OCR GARAGE. J. M. Grieve & Coy. Distributors of Willys Cars, * KING’S HALL GARAGE CLYDE STREET.

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TjUCKHAM’S New Process Motor Oil _l7 won’t let the fuel power slip past the pistons. It forms a film —therefore a jower petrol bill. 1