Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1925, Page 14

Head the Ads |, If You Want | All the News | | IWPROVEMENTS KEEPCARIN a The new Jewett Six n free car possessed hed by results nt as bra en counterbalanc'ng, counterweights. were seen in the i the motor became v tionless, in f: the ginoers c ) prove ac. tion itself is absolut joss. Scond consideration was given te the front end of the motor. Two years ago, the Paige company adopt ed a chain drive with automatic ake-up for the front end of the big Pak x. The engineers were well v 1 1 the course of those ars there had never been o As the new Jewett © be trouble-free p! 6 made for adopting this construction in place of © revamping of the ings came next. The 2k type was adopt ef advantage Hes in ths Imost perfect m: arings in the yushings before the ate sembled Hydraulic four‘wheel brakes are offered as optional equipment on the Six, at-a- slight addi cost. Large size, non-skid t by 5.25, combined gs and well-balanced offer the eas est riding that engineers found possible to to the new models. pany has built the new ndard and De Luxe models. are as fully equipped and have: a more ornate and expensive grade of upholstery. In the standard there are four mo. Gels, f{'ve-passenger touring car, three passenger vonpé, five-passen brougham 1 five-passenger arvand ‘coupe 1 genuine peb- The sedan and ] oistered in Chase All models are equipped lstors and the ex Yong-wearing satin am coupe and se includes’ a manual 1 wiper. The brougham {s 4 with a robe rail, foot rest, and corner lights. Luxe line is furnished in ry Jewett ne Sport Roadster Coupe—2-pass. Sedan Delivered Standard Touring Sedan De Luxe_ Balloon Tires Standard DELCO—DUCO—FISHER—BORG & BECK— HARRISON—NEW DEPARTURE— ZENITH—CHADWICK ATTA MT UT PE Product of General Motors Natrona Motor Company 550 EAST YELLOWSTONE INNEW JEWETT. THE FRONT RANK | three models, touring car. brougham | and sedan. The appearance of these jm S enhanced by beaut'ful et off in nickel plated trim: The brougham and sedan e in any kind of wea. of the De Luxe models are fur: balloon tire, unted complete with tube and ok, trunk and tion stop and r spring bump: ; eldelights on ; automatic | velvet and | mish hand-| nspection of the mode @ standard and De I brit forth the qu nterested of how much mpany, through its mammoth organization and quantity produc tion methods has found It possible to produce the new Jewett at unheard of low prices, in the estimation of its engineers. The standard line prices follow, tax extra; touring car, $1,175 coupe, $1,310; brougham, $1,385, and sedan, $1, a The De Luxe line prices, tax ex tra, are: touring car, $1,290; broug n, $ 5 and sedan, $1,745. All ces given are f. 0. b. Detroit. <> ALL BODIES MADE BY STUDEBAKER COMPANY IN ITS OWN PLANT Local exhibition of the new Stude- baker models is bringing home to motorists with new force the fact that Studebaker manufactures its bodies and cars complete, in its own plants. Well informed car-owners have long recognized the fact, In which Studebaker is unique among the large builders of fine cars, but !' more strikingly apparent this year than ever before to the car-buying public at large. Development of the new Studebak Start the New Year Right HAVE THAT MOTOR CLEANED BY STEAM $2.00 OSCAR REDENBO 430 West Yellowstone Phone 1692 The widely heralded Hupmobile Eight, given its premiere at the New York automobile show, ia the new ost addition ‘to the Hupmobile I'ne of successful four cylinder cars. It is built {n four body styles—roadster, touring car, four-passenger coupe and five-passenger sedan Smoothness of preformance at all speeds, all around reliability and an economy of operation heretofore un- known to the elght-cylinder field are the achievements claimed by Hupp engineers tn ths new elght-in- Mne. Among the score or more of fun- damental and revolutionary features built into the new Eight are: 1. The shortest, most compact, multi-cylinder engine ever built. 2. More power per cubic inch of Piston displacement than any pre- vious multi-cylinder automobile en- gine. 8. No “roughness” at any po!nt in the speed range. 4. Compactness for handling and parking. er Duplex bodies—which for the first time in automobile history combine the advantages of the open car with the comfort and- protec- tion of the enclosed car—was made possible, authorities declare, by the fact that all Studebaker bodies are designed by Studebaker experts, working and thinking for Studebal: er alone, and that the actual build ing is done in Studebaker's own mc dern, completety equipped $10,000, 000 body plants. 5. Unusual roominess and riding ment from which more comfort. 6. Balanced combination of speed, lugging power and rapid accelera- tion with tremendous flexibility. 7. Unusual gasoline economy at’ all speeds. 8. Outstanding ease of operating and stopping. A combustion chamber parti- cularly designed to produce the highest degree of power efficiency, combined with utmost smoothness. 10. Design of crankshaft, con- necting rods and pistons. new to Amerlean engineering, resulting in inherent smoothness and eliminat- ing crankshaft whip and distort on, Engine, of the L-head type, in common with advanced engineering practice has small bore and etroke. Bore ty 2% inches and stroke 4%, giving a 246-inch engine displace- starting, ar: E U I in Casper need, $ Fordor Sedan Tudor Sedan Touring Car Runabout - rims and starter are heavy snow falls impede where heavier cars might fail. Coupe 2 On open_cars demountable All prices f. 0, b. Detroit N_ I°V-E=:ReS.-A “The most practical personal car jorwinter driving The Ford Coupe is or social needs in col weather. Driving this convenient enclosed car, you will never hesitate to venture forth no matter how raw or blustery the day. Light, yet affording all the power you will ever it will serve you faithfully every day. When traffic, a Ford will carry you The seat is and comfortable. O - $660 580 290 + 260 $85 extra SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER ually satisfactory for business enerously broad gage capacity is provided in the rear compartment. Its low price and low cost of operation are factors that should influence your deci- sion to buy at once, than brake horsepower is obtained at 700 revolutions per m'nute. Taxable horse power is 26.45. The firlig order varies decidedly from other eight-in-line engines, being 1-5-2-3.8 4.7-6. This rotation distributes the firing more uniformly over . the crankshaft than the conventional system, min mizing vibration and breaking the sequence. Brakes are Lockheed hydralic on all wh The emergency brake {5 of the oxternaj contracting type, op- erating on the transmission. Balloon tires, specially construct- ed for the car, are of six-ply cords, 33x6, Balloon tire snubbers both front and rear are standard, as are natural wood wheels. Disc wheels are available at small extra cost. Wheelbase is 118% inches. 60 2 Tf Your Front Wheels are out of line or not running true we will fix them up for you in short order and at small expense. The same is true of all automobile repair work, tightening up a few completely over- our whether loose nuts or hauling a car. Greve Motor Co. Park and Second Phone 632 Unusual lug- | Effective January 8th: Pry Standard Six New Prices: Country Club Coupe . - $1345 Couper! oss. ea el ec ae Sedan’ 0-4) Site esi Ss 1545 Special Six $1895 1985 Victoria Sedan Coupe $2450 Sedan sce sve) ois 8d see Oe Berline?o. ee So 265 Oe All prices f,0.b. factory. Open car prices unchanged. 4 BIG SIX MOTOR COMPANY: 226 S. David St. Phone 1817 THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR _Another Great Price Reduction/ Worlds Lowest Priced Car with Sliding Gear Transmission AltSteel Touring $495. AllSteelBusinessCoupe 635. AlkSteel Sedan 715. AndtheCoupe-Sedan 585. Full Balloon Tires 4.95x29 at $25 Extra All prices f. 0. b. Toledo THE FINE NEW OVERLAND with Four Cylinders The Lee Doud Motor Co. 424 West Yellowstone Phone 1700 WILLYS-OVERLAND MOTOR FINE CARS