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Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1930, Page 3

MKmwsm»w<m.9t uzn iMWMßniWMunHra^Mcnin M jgtafc ®e Today, as always, what Chrysler does—or proposes to do—becomes the basic standard of efficiency in the realm cf automobiles NEW CHRYSLER TOWN SEDAN, CHRYSLER INSPIRES a nW. si own FEATURES: LARGE, POWERFUL ENGINES ... SEVENBEARING COUNTER-WEIGHTED CRANKSHAFT . . . MULTI-RANGE FOUR-SPEED TRANSMISSION AND GEAR SHIFT . . . RUBBER SPRING SHACKLES . . . CHRYSLER WEATHERPROOF FOUR-WHEEL HYDRAULIC BRAKES . . . LARGER, ROOMIER BODIES OF DREADNOUGHT CONSTRUCTION . . . ADJUSTABLE fRONT SEATS . . . METALWARE BY CARTIER Ownership of a Chrysler brines with it a deep-rooted satisfaction which springs from the firm conviction that, regardless of price, Chrysler is a car that knows no peer. In all that Chrysler is. .in all that Chrysler does ... in pedigree and in prestige ... Chrysler offers something more. Up to six years ago thousands of motorists could be satisfied only with highest-priced American-made cars or expensive importations. Todcy they are driving Chryslers .. and with polite boastfulness, for they have been able to find more complete fulfilment of their motoring ideals in a Chrysler than in any other car. At the same time, because of surprisingly low prices, Chrysler has enabled thousands upon thousands to enjoy this supremely fine motoring who never even dreamed of being able to possess cars of such outstanding excellence. Comparisons of cars today invariably take Chrysler as their basis. A car either is or is not an approach to Chrysler. Yes —Chrysler has set the pace ... and maintained it... year in and year out. ■ And because of the knowledge that in a Chrysler one has the best that motoring affords, Chrysler ownership imparts a certain thrilling pride the like of which cannot be claimed so universally by any other motor car. Local Dealers: HARLEY & CO. LTD. Greymouth N.Z. Distributors: TODD MOTOR COY. Branches and Dealers at all centres

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