New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1928, Page 16

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k) 4 | CONSIDER FALTIRY ~ WHEN BUYING AR X You Do, Buicks Wil Stand ; Aop the List . One of the vital matters which a prospective purchaser should con- sider when buying & car is the fac- tory behind the product. The birth ‘ef the Buick cocurred in 1903 when the tactery was started st Flint, The first Buick was sold in 1904 te a Dr. Hills of Flint. The firet years of Bulck progress was gradual and in 1907 approximately 5,000 cars were manufactured. From 1907 to 1911 a great amount of progress was noted due to better production methods, and the stand- srdization of raw materials. Since that time production has mounted with rapid strides until today Buick is bullding from 250,000 to 275,000 ears yearly. “The Buick Motor Company is one of the most marvelous factories in the werld. Imagine, if you can, & city within a city covering an area of 303 acreg and you have a mind pieture of what the word Buick mmeans n terms of the factory be. hind the car. Included in this vast ares sre more than 75 buildings, each building managed separately and tunctioning as & unit under & ot schedule and producing ene part or maybs a seriea of allied parts, to- wards the final product. One of Buick's single plants, the great mo- tor factery, having a floor apace of 363,741 square feet, is larger than many of Buick's competitors’ entire plant layeut. The drop forge plant; 19 wuperier to anything that the HRYSLER exhibits here a this week —offering sen- sational new values—are the center of attrattion for those who are interested in modern motor car trends. The public, apparendy con- wvinced by constant proofs of | very easy to operate requiring but | world can boast. The three assem- bly lines are marvels of human in- genuity, each being 1,066 feet long. Parts for the Buick are brought to these assembly lines by means of huge conveyors of which there are 138 scattered througheut the fac- tory. The most interesting conveyor is the one used iIn taking motors from the final testing building te the assembly line. The total length of this conveyor is approximately $,- 500 feet. It has a capacity of $40 metors, weighing abeut 230 tons. These metors are delivered to the assembly line at the rate of 150 an hour, At the present time the Buick factory is employing over 23,0000 men. Eight years age Buick manu- factured 140,000 cars & year and now they are bullding over 360,000, The valve-in-head Bulek engine is the result of twenty-five years of consistent menufacturing practice, David D. Bulek began experimenting on engines in 1893, thus 35 years of effort have gone into Bulek valve. in-head engine eonstruction. Buick Harrison radiator is mount- ed inside of the radiator ahaell in such & manner that road shocks are not transmitted to the radiator shell. Engine lubrication of the Buick is | by means of automobile forced feed. oil 13 forced to all wearing parts of the motor. The Buick clutch s/ 20 pounds pressure. Bulck now uses a standard gear shift. A whole plant specializes on this one unit. The gears are cut and burnished to & state of perfection by men who have specialized for over a decade on Buick transmission eenstruction. One of the salient features of Bulck construetion is the torque tube drive. This takes the twisting strains of the axle and also driving power from the rear wheels is trans- mitted through the torque tube te the frame—not through the springs to the frame. Perfect alignment of FOREMOST IN Quality FOREMOST IN Performdnce FOREMOST IN Value FOREMOST IN the outstanding performance ‘resulting from Chrysler pro- _gressiveness in engineering, is thronging our exhibition spaces in order to see Chrysler’s preeminent and un- ‘changed quality at the newly announced prices. It is clear from the keen interest displayed in the stylish outlines and smart chromatic colorings of the Chryslers on display here this week, that the public preference All Chrysler models: on display at the Auto Show and in all dealers’ rvice Station A.M. City Se 238 Hartford Ave. 27" dlace the Mt Washington ssctien of Balti- more, the Federal street extension 18 Pittsburgh, Quiney HUll in Park- | ment.of difterential and pinien aan readily be made; in fact, somplete ; ] i rear axie with frame is also guaran- od—1 therefore, easy kee] = A g bed A f disassembly of axle shafta, differen. iz i | a Buick on the road. This type Of !\ "pinion and propelier ehatt shew the estent to construction necsmitates only One | ha " mage without removiag Ariee| whish il elimbiag abiy eee-|TTooer® W. Vo Derry Bl io Har. universal joint and the complete | yrom the car. tribtes to the pert reburs. e ek driving mechanism is enclosed; this | Byjck is represented locally by the hed to the Atrman: Serh lM‘l"“‘”“fl"l 8 Tnerienr ot l:ii? l:‘:‘ l:‘brrllc::'tl 'B'.fi’ex"ifim'.f; Capitol Buick Company of 350 AToh | oy W“ -r“ln' s day's vun” | the famous climbs around San Fran- tube drive insures uniform brake ac- | ::;T:;{‘;h:: :ov:mfl;:‘“m Frankiin deslers have been prempt In Boston records are being tion regardiess of load or road con- | (omer. The company is under the |0 Sa8e M : different ditions. This type of construction is censiderably more expensive than others, but insures better spring per- formance and better driving per- formance. Buick rear axle construction is the result of many years experience. Buick uses full floating axies on the management of R. L. Gannon, for- merly of Hartford. Frank Terry, who is well known te New Britain motorists is in charge of the service and maintenance depertment. The sales personnel is composed of well known loeal residents. Nearly 10,000 Nebrasks farm homes are equipped with running water, The greatest number of deaths occur between the hours of ¢ p. m. and 6 & m. ;l | ! i H i E i i 2 s 4 i £3 g k E : : & H i i £ Master Series ears, and three-quar- ters floating on the Standard Series. Both types earry the load of the car on the axle housing and the axle shafts are only required te drive the wheels. This construction is very accessible. Inspection and adjust- 5 1 is the most amazing value ever offered in a 'LOW PRICED CAR See the New FORD Car —and— Get Full Details ot the Automobile Show February First, Second, Third AUTOMOTIVE SALES and SERVICE (INCORPORATED) “New Britain’s Only Ford Dealer” 248 ELM STREET 45 ARCH STREET TELEPHONE 2700 TELEPHONE 2701 E2838Y SUARR~SIY POUR FIvE PAssaNceR Il " Public Interest «a Successful Six’ mow bids for Even Bocsess thamiglfiefi’b —C. A. BENCE New 4-Wheel Brakes for Chrysler is accumulating ever greater strength and that the public appreciates the still greater values which Chrysler New Plsher Bodies New Manifolds end Muffler New Dash Gasoline Geuge now providu. New Fenders New and Greater Power New Stop Light New GMR Cylinder Head New Cross-, 1. w Radiator New Steering Gear “gyn & ” New Thermostat New Clutch Fou: ?Nm i s zl;‘ 62’ x :;:"""' Ventilation New Water Pump New Frame Im- hease Ven New Instrument Panel New Asles ‘72 2 ew 112 P New Carburetor New Coincidental Lock New Wheels 4 MONTHS orist “s0"—40 body seyles— carand price to suit your needs and means, newly priced from 670 t0 #3495 £. 0. b. Detroit. Join the throngs and view the splendid new Chryslers at either the Automobile Show or our salesrooms to see how far Chrysler isfore- most in quality, value and smartness. Then, best of all, make arrangement at any of these exhibits for ai demonstration to learn by experience just how far! Chrysler is foremost in performance. —*52,” “62,” “72" and New 112 h, p. Imperial ““80"= ble this added value. These features’ assure smoother, snappier, more pows er{ulfsixcvl‘linder ?crformnce—nub er safety and com! ore—g:-m' and owner satisfaction. ey m ed value—the greatest ever offered in a low-priced six! Come in today—end see for yourself. TUDY the new features offered in the New Series Pontiac Six! Seldom has a more impressive list been offered in a single announcement on any car wbonrumord roved it to be of sound design. And they have beenadd- ed without increasing the price—be- cause Pontiac’s pastsuccessmakes possi- Coups - « « $745 SportCabriolet §795 Sport Roadster $745 4-Door Sedsn - $828 Sport Landau Sedan $875 AR prices at factory. Delivered prices include minimus handling charges. he General e i Poyent Flon “C. A. BENCE 50 CHESTNUT ST. 2DOOR SEDAN See Our Special Showing This Week PAONESSA, President Tel 1051

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