POWER, BEAUTY, ECONOMY Detailed Specification ENGINE: Six cylinders, cast en bloc. CYLINDERS: 3|in. bore x sin. stroke. COOLING: Centrifugal pump. LUBRICATION: Gear pump. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT: Delco two unit. CLUTCH: Single plate dry disc, asbestos friction surfaces. STEERING GEAR: Worm and nut irreversible. SPRINGS: Front, 40 x 2; Rear, 56 x 2|. PETROL TANK: Capacity, 13 gallons. EQUIPMENT: Rain vision wind-shield, foot-rest in tonneau, extra rim and carrier, complete set of tools, electric horn, dash and tonneau lights, clock, speedometer, one-man top, curtains open with doors. NASH Perfected longstroke valve in head motor provides unusual power. Extra long springs front and rear, and ample body space combine to create passenger comfort. Efficient Carburettor and manifold design, large Valves, together with light weight and thorough mechanical efficiency give economy. Models 2 seater, 4 seater Sport Model 5 seater, 7 seater 4 seater Coupe, 7 seater Sedan NASH 1 and 2 Ton Trucks and the Famous NASH QUAD ~~~~ ~™ Bit JL mm m IWI H mm m m H ■>■ mTm 114 LICHFIELD STREET
I m 'A t V OVER 2000 STUDEBAKER CARS IN DAILY USE IN NEW ZEALAND *'■*' ' M **■. s' m it r: < ****** ; •>>'<.;! &J - ~#-: - £ :* » '.*•*■». -*i < vajs :i* .:.' «i « . >;■ - \ M 4 X - : *x ; \ * .;-> S«&3*Wi*~v. p»iiiiw«W^«iS^ mi B a : ■::Jg^^^»W ssfximrnxx mmmmmmm THE MAGNIFICENT "BIG SIX"--STUDEBAKER'S MASTERPIECE "Light Four" Touring Car £535. "Light Six" Touring Car £650. "Big Six" Touring Car £775 New Show Rooms: High Street Garage: Tuam Street CHRISTCHURCH
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1790, 8 November 1919, Page 10 (Supplement)
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235Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1790, 8 November 1919, Page 10 (Supplement)
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