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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 20 July 1929, Page 3

igvt«vfs7# Sr< y^Hmw •>«s Climbs Rimutakas in Top —average 31 miles per gallon An enthusiastic Lower Hutt owner writes of his New Ford: 1 recently went from my house in Lower Hutt to about 4 miles out of Carterton and back, over the Rimutaka Mountains and return, a total of 93 miles, and my petrol consumption was barely 3 gallons, or 31 miles per gallon. The Rimutakas mean a climb of 1,050 feet, and this was accomplished, both outward and return, without changing front top gear.'’ Original letter on our files. The Ford Motor Company of Canada. . lAmitcd, whose policy is one of continuous improvement, reserves the right to change Specifications and ■ Prices without ' notice. Ford Phaeton, Price £205 delivered anywhere in N.Z. 44 THOROUGHLY BRITISH?

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