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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 September 1939, Page 9

AN INVESTMENT IN DEPENDABILITY:.. JB ■vß he distinctive styling of the new Austin ‘B’ is clearly seen i this illustration. There are two models to choose ***• cm -I.a Four-Door Saloon and the Two-Door Saloon. // 1 Wil W BIMHBSSN| ■ H |H SB* •... j-> W £i Br£' If Jr " Mk JESMIIB. m jw IPyMi -SSjjjP'- ( j Sfe'-*" 7 IIrWO ■ liff OIHF I v* 1 Look at the exceedingly roomy interior — The one-piece bonnet lifts up from the An outsize in boots — phenomenal in an 8 h.p. The new Austin Bis as roomy as an average ‘Ten’. The big front allowing easy access to the power car. 6 cubic feet of enclosed luggage room equipped with a Ratchet comfortable seats are deeply cushioned and unit and to the battery. The sides of the whiti takes two average size suitcases, a hat Jacking System which well sprung, and are upholstered in real bonnet are also detachable giving addition- box and even golf clubs. Note too, how the engages special bumper leather. In both models the backs of the al facility for adjustments on either side of lid opens down to form a sturdy platform for brackets — this system is front seats tilt forward giving ease of the engine. extra luggage, or for use as a table at picnics. quickly fitted and easily access to the rear seat. operated. Authorised Austin Dealers: W.F.C. ASSN., LTD. MASTERTON. ■ 812

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