CHRYSLER CARS.

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16813, 3 June 1926, Page 8

CHRYSLER CARS.

AT E. N. VALINTINE'S EXHIBIT. One of the most interesting, and certainly one of the largest motor exhibits that we have ever inspected, is that staged by E. N. Yatintine, the Waikato distributor of the well-known Chrysler cars. A large illuminated sign outside the Ward Street entrance to the building calls attention to the exhibit of Chrysler cars at the Show. The stand is alongside the butter and cheese exhibit. To anybody who follows the motor industry the performance and reliability of these cars is well known. In any competitions that have lately taken place in New Zealand Chryslers always head tiie list. At the recent Dunedin Exhibition, in a hill climb arranged by the Otago Motor Club, the Chrysler finished first in the only three classes; also winning the recent speed test at Waihi Beach. This car was also successful in cap- ■

turing trophies at Muriwai. Mr Yalintine informs us that the inquiries for these cars a long way exceed expectations. In fact we were shown a list of upwards of 12 people who have recently booked cars but have not yet been able to get delivcrv of them. The Chrysler models exhibited and the prices arc as follows: Chrysler 4-cylindcr touring car, i','33o; special, I'3OU; G-cylindcr touring, li'.lo; 4-cylindcr sedan, i' 100; and special roadster, £»lo. In addition to the Chrysler cars the exhibit includes the well-known Rco speed waggon in lj-ton and 2-ton sizes. For the bcnclß of those interested in trucks Mr Yalintine wishes to call attention to the fact Lliat he lias been granted a Central Waikato agency for this well-known truck.