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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20426, 30 September 1938, Page 3

✓ A m ma, m m ssss iMi i n m m wmmm m mmi SBBB HR investr Runnir lUifi& n%Aj* No ot m * J comm INITIAL COST The Austin Seven is the lowest priced saloon caron the New Zealand market; and what is more, is the soundest investment value, pound for pound. RUNNING and UPKEEP COSTS Running costs work out at less than a penny a mile with four adults up —4550 miles per gallon of petrol, and oil consumption is negligible. Gives years and years of trouble-free service without need for repairs or replacements. THE FAMOUS AUSTIN SEVEN f.o.b. four main port* RESALE VALUE No other car of the same type or age commands such a high resale price as the famous Austin Seven—final proof of Austin investment value. FAMOUS • COMPLETELY EQUIPPED —No extras to buy Real leather upholstery; extremely com« fortable bucket-shaped front seats independently adjustable; ample room for luggage; enclosed spare wheel; illuminated automatic-return direction indicators; Triplex-toughened safety glass in windscreen and all windows; Girling brakes for maximum safety; all-steel, soundinsulated coachwork; wing-to-wing vision ; large dial instrument board with concealed lighting; extra low-pressure tyres; dual stop and rear lights; fourspeed synchromesh gears; parking lamps; bumpers front and rear; large-size shock absorbers; foot-controlled anti-dazzle device; windscreen wiper—in fact the listed price includes every possible up-to-date feature you can desire for safety, comfort and performance. SEVEN investment/ AUTHORISED AUSTIN DEALER: F. J. WINDER THAMES and N GATE A SEABROOK, FOWLDS, LTD., 77-85 Symonds Street, Auckland, C.l. Direct Factory Distributors for the AUSTIN MOTOR CO., LTD., of England.

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