"THE SATISFACTION" CARS— E.M.F. AND FLANDERS.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12878, 27 March 1913, Page 4

"THE SATISFACTION" CARS— E.M.F. AND FLANDERS.

It would bo a waste of good advertising space for us to siay swoofc and beautiful things about the E.M.F. and Flanders care if people we sold them to different stories. But the owners of those cars think as highly of them as wo do, and their opinions as given in letters to us are more valuable than any claims we might make. Here are a few extracts .from recent letters :— Axr G. B. Starkey (Omohi) says ho has' run his E.M.F. Thirty 3,500 miles and found it very satisfactory, and 'that /-•a has had no trouble whatever with too engine." The big power enable him to "run from Waikari to Hurunui and back on top gear with passengers in che car." Mr -j\ G. .McDonald, the weil-known auctioneer for Pyne and (joy., says his work takes him' all over thfc worst country roads in Canterbury. His friends tried to persuade him not ■jr. buy an American car. However he bought a 20-h.p. Flanders and has "had every satisfaction with engine and tyres •iitd petrol consumption." If there were no moro of the breed left in the couni« v liJ vo-? W not sell mine for any price." Mr W. L/ Dodge (St. Albans) says "he .is well satisfied" with his Flanders. He ijnsiound.it "powerful on hills and fast and "economical on both petrol *nd_ tyres" During a trip through Central Otago with four up he "even did not have a spanner out of tho kit which I think good for a, 700 mile trip " lnero are other nice letters we have not quoted from, but the essential point is that these gentlemen like all other! •' r j «'IKI I('lan<ler u«ers are well satislwd. Wo have just landed a shipment °1 ion" doT s> cars- Tj!o four seaters sell at £290. two stviter at £275. The live seater JS.M.P. sells at £375. Thrso prices inclusiVo of hood, wind-6hiekl. mcl hvo lamps in each case. ADAMS LTD., Agents for E.M.F. and 111 landers Cars, THE AVENUE,, WANGANUI.