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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 590, 16 February 1929, Page 12

II CREATING JOBS EIIMINATBD W STUDMAKER't Ball BeannqSprinq shacUcs z 10 a We cordially invite you to inspect the New 1929 Studebaker and Erskine Cars now on exhibition in our Showrooms. There are many OW* provements that will At Last!—Ball Bearing Spring Shackles— Good-bye—Twelve Greasing Points! In Studebaker’s NEW BALL BEARING SPRING SHACKLES there are 172 steel balls rolling in lubricant. No binding, no squeaks, no rattles, no sidesway. Instead, smooth silent resiliency, an undeviating uniformity of action, and an enduring buoyancy that will keep your Studebaker young. These 172 steel balls are sealed in lubricant sufficient for 20,000 # miles and more of trouble-free functioning, without attention. In the NEW Studebaker models, this patented invention, exclusive to Studebaker, at last solves the problem of restful riding that has long baffled motor engineers. interest you. New Studebaker Sped and Endurance Record** The Studebaker President raced 30,000 miles at 68.37 m p»and 2,044 miles at 85.2 m.p-h. Nothing in the history of the world ever travelled so fast so far, as the Studebaker President. The Studebaker Commander raced 25,000 miles at 65-* 1 Ride in a NEW Studebaker to-day! Thrill to its champion performance! New Low Prices : New 1929 Studebaker Erskine Six Sedans from £365 New 1929 Studebaker Sedans from - - £495 Used Cars taken in part payment Easy Terms Arranged m.p.h. The Studebaker Director rac ed 5,000 miles at 63.13 m pbThe Studebaker Erskine raced 1,000 miles at 60.97 m-P-h-Write, call or ’phone to-day for new illustrated catalogue. New Zealand Agents for STUDEBAKER and ERSKINE Cars ADAMS Ltd. a ' A, “«s»