Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

NZ Truth, Issue 1210, 7 February 1929, Page 4

SOME FACTS ABOUT THE Production and Demand for T . . / Shifting gears, steering and handling New Ford Exceeds All , ■ ; \ A^ - ' the^ car under the most trying road en -' • cr> j '\ \ \ v '^ conditions are exceptionally simple. Previous Records r\ ■ IT/I'M". v. •>« **n -i n c r •> . ■ ' A * I^l/I(7^' *w to 30 miles per gallon or gasoline The manufacturing schedules of the ' kj \ yf V^Jl - ' and remarkably low oil consumption Ford Motor Company of Canada, y \J M& ') give a worthwhile operating economy. Limited, have been steadily built up A | Wj/U f In dty traffic on country highunril a new daily record for Canadian 'Wl'.'sJ?' 1 ways, the New Ford performs as well automobile production has been . as and often better than considerably reached. „...- - ■ { j l 'ng^vr =^- ■■' ■ ' ~~~~~~~ 7 ~~^\ heavier and higher priced cars. It w Despite this peak output, orders for the ' -T|p^3 H '-fSH' ll I^BBSl" ' % absolutely without equal, new* Ford keep uniformly ahead of the l—^-^ <A '?& J iSf^^ / v these marks of Ford performance rising tide of manufacture. It is there- /\\ — — ' ~~ ■■ j| IPf */A Jfr4 \ | other motor cars are being judged. It fore necessary to continue a high rate P^^^Mss k} '•■'■'.' ■' ' '^ -^ simply means that price is no longer of production. To this end a steady V^lLmi u>s S the gauge of automobile quality. Canadian sources streams into the Ford .A g U / I /^^^^BBkk^ r^^ eaU^^ S More Than cord) these materials are converted i^»y / • - « -^-y'-. XlVlg^r / i« i • I X* fJ into New Ford cars. ""*" \ / . -^j^.. s .'.. •i i . j x i i « X.,_ / . ... . sparkling nickel, sturdy steel spoked J wheels and balloon tires all play their Ford Quality of Manufacture part m making this a car of graceful Has Been Strictly Maintained proportion and handsome appearance. In the effort to build enough New Ford man ' s thumb » will withstand a strain of satisfactory performance over a long But its real beauty is invisible. The cars to meet requirements, no deviation of 15,000 pounds. This is 30 times period of years. quaUty of materials; careful workmanfrom the high standard of Ford precis- §* es^r the strain put on them m ship; correctness of design; the things ion has been permitted. This standard, ordinary use * Ford Performance is the that really matter--these are the points unbelievably strict, was set before the The excellence of materials used is N * Stoi d df m which the New Ford is exceptional, car was placed upon the market, and it matched by the careful precision of its r T^- v .T Windshield of shatterproof glass and a has since been rigidly adhered to. manufacture. 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