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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1360, 22 June 1918, Page 8

TO MOTORISTS. .Kverv keen mot mist like- to have a well-finished, cleanly-designed engine under the bonnet of liis ear. and we think every motorist will lie interested in the engine of the Studehaker (Sold Car, now on view at Adams, Ltd.'s High Street showrooms. The engine of this superb automobile is magnificently finished, the following parts lieinj; finished in 24-earat polished gold:—], exhaust pipe; -, induction pipe: .;, carburettor; 4, vacuum tank and tit tings; ,">. sparking plugs, valve plugs and priming taps; fi, generator; 7. tlywheel; S, self-starter, chain and clutch; !», ignition distributor; TO, electrical junction box: 11. fan and water pipe; il\ all armoured wires, nuts and belts. The cylinder and crank case is finished in white enamel. All other mechanical details of the chassis are gold finished. All motorists are cordially invited to inspect the most highly finished motor engine in the world, ,f