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Only five cars were built the first
year the Chevrolet Motor Company
was organized as against more
than 1,000,000 in 1927.
I DR. JULIUS GRINKER,
NEUROLOGIST, DIES'
rti m the four corners of the
v irld letters are received by the
Il e relit Mitt a et nmany
CIIICAGO: - (J. T. A.) - - Dr.
Julius Grinker, noted Jewish n'jll-
Fisher bodies have been used roltrgist, died here.
was 60
since 1922 on Chevrolet ears, the years ohl.
only ears in the low price field s
Dr. Grinker was professor of
ego lupe&
nervous and nivatal d.,cases at
Northwestern University anti Post
C. W. Nash, president of the Graduate Medical School.
Nash Motors Company, sees every
Style is the keynote of the Nash
indication of a "year of plenty"
exhibit at the show.
during 1928,
telling
ho v out mobiles are fast disphicing
. methods of transportation.
A recent letter, from J. W. Gra-
REPRESENTATIVE PACKARD TYPES
New Graham Half-Ton Delivery Car Emphasizes
Smartness and Speed Plus Other Qualities EXHIBITED AT AUTOMOBILE SHOW
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Representative types of both and an unlimited choice of paint-
ing is given for the eight.
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Eight are being exhibited in the
A bulletin just issued by the
annual automobile show. Packard
long ago gave up the yearly model National Aeronautical Association
idea but the cars on display show shows that the Packard 600-horse-
a wide variety of improvements pnwer airplane motor far excels
other airplane motor
in
aye
over thooti presented last year.
America as a holder of world rec-
Packard now actually has three
ords. The Packard engine, the
different types of cars, both wheel
bulletin shows, is approached by
bases of the six being offered in
only one other motor in the world
complete lines with the 133-inch
as a breaker of world records.
ears slightly metre in price than
In addition to the nine world
those of the shorter wheel base.
records held by the Packard air-
With a standard convertible coupe
plane engine, the same motor,
and a standard two-passenger per-
used as 11 marine power plant,
manent top coupe added to the
holds a worlds record for boats of
eight line the company has an of-
any size or description for 150
fering of 21 standard body types,
miles. With this mark the Pack-
which with a complete selection of
ard motor is easily first among the
custom bodies gives a total of 42
motors of the entire world.
different cars from which to
The bulletin of the aeronautical
choose.
association officially gives the
Improved as is the appearance Packard 600-horsepower engine
of the new Packard the lines 20 American records in addition
cleave closely to the Packa irds of to the nine world marks.
previous years in conformity with
the policy of the company against
depreciating cars in the hands of
owners. A new cadet-like visor
adds snap to the inclosed ears.
Considerable enhancement of ap-
W A RSA W. — (J. T. A.) —A
pearance is obtained with the marked decrease in emigration
eight through replacing the con- from Poland during 1927 was re-
ventional louvre slots with doors. ported to the third conference of
An important improvement lies the Jewish Emigration Society
in the fact that all vs ileCiS of both which opened here. During 1927
cars now nee carefully balanced emigration from Poland to over-
through balancing lugs on the seas countries amounted to 44,-
rims. Wire, wood and disc wheels 510, including 12,252 Jews. Of
are interchangeable on the same th• 80,387 who left for other
hubs. Two extra wheels and tires countries on the continent 1,747
are furnished as standard equip- were Jews. The statistics show a
ment on the eight, mounted in marked decrease from that of
wells in the front fenders. The 19211, when 167.509 emigrants
front springs are shackled at thei.• left the country, of whom 25,285
front end, an original idea with were Jews.
Packard some time ago and as be-
The income of the society dur-
fore bumpers, both front and rear, ing 1927 was 122,890 zlotys, in-
:try a built-in part of the car.
cluding, the subvention of the Ili-
Standard equipment includes cern (Dias, let, Emigdirekt) of
everything necessary for opera- 81,200 zlotys and the government
tion as well as spot light on opera subsidy of 11,000 zlotys. A larger
cars, gasoline gauge on the dash, government subsidy will be given
a new theft-proof self contained in 1928.
lock, automatic windshield
cleaner, cigar lighter, three range
Every Chevrolet car is indivi-
headlights, combined tail, signal dually driven under its own power,
and backing light and vanity cases and is tested and minutely in-
for the inclosed cars. Wide variety spected before it is allowed to be
of colors are offered on the six taken from the factory.
the Packard Six and Packard
shel t.f Skagway, Alaska, states
tl.at whi re the streets of that city
once were tilled with men bearing
pucks on their shoulders and on
their sturdy burro;, !tow the pre-
dominating method of transporta-
tion there is by Chevrolet.
IMP Economical rransportalien
-e. inatm
EMIGRATION FROM
POLAND DECREASES
•
'Phis addition to the Graham
Beauty and smartness in ap-1
pearance are as important in un- Brothers line is fated with
mercial cars as in fine passenger handsomely finished low panel
automobiles. So say engineers ...id hody with the ultra-smart cadet
body designers of Graham Broth- irolit and visor '11.e extra tire
ers, the truck division of Dodge is carried at the ...le in the r•-
Note the single
Brothers, who believe the eons. ee,ctI fender.
mercial car reflects the char... et , driver's 'eat in rear view at lower
left.
This
can
he
augmented by
of its owner's business. Thus in
the new ti-ton deliviry ear of a folding seat if an errand boy is
carried.
'Die
extra
space provided
Graham Brothers these qualities
arc demonstrated in their latest at the right of the driver by the
I
eliminate.11
of
the
full front seat
adaptation.
SAYS ABUNDANT EVIDENCE OF
PROSPERITY NOTED EVERYWHERE
allows carrying space for extra
long bundles.
The quick getaway and high
speed for which Dodge Brothers
noted
four cylinder engine is
give the new delivery car ability
to do its work quickly and eco-
nomically. The same dependa-
bility which characterizes the
Graham Brothers truck , of larger
capacities up to two tons is said
to be inherent in the new cars.
The Gillette Rubber Company of
Eau Claire. Wis., reports driving
a Chevrolet sedan on a to testing
trip of 81,000 miles in six months'
finis the past summer, going
through every state in the United
States and all Canadian provinces.
Promising to lead the way to the latter equipped than ever and as
Despite a driver and sand bag bal-
;realest year the country has ever a result of the spectacular recep-
last weight of 2,900 pounds, the
known, the automobile business in Lion accorded
the 'Bigger
and garage and repair expense was one-
1028 should see the biggest of its
Better" Chevrolet, we have every half cent a mile and the gas and
many big years. Abundant evidence reason to look forward to our
oil bill one cent a mile, the report
of new prosperity that seems to he
greatest year in 1928.
states.
By W. S. KNUDSEN,
President, Chevrolet Motor Company.
istinction
never before achieved
in a low-priced car
Introducing marvelous new Fisher bodies, styled with all the
artistry of Fisher master designers . . finished in alluring
new colors of lustrous lasting Duco ... and offering new in.
terior appointments comparable to the finest custom creations-
W. S. KNUDSEN
President Se General Manager
Chevrolet Motor Co.
in store for the world's greatest in-
-the Bigger and Better Chevrolet is everywhere acclaimed as
a car of outstanding distinction.
dustry is noted on all sides.
Iltiwever, in any commentary on
the probable business fortunes of
the year just ahead it should be
borne in mind that forecasts are
metimes misleading and often
rendered empty by events beyond
view at the time. But, facts in
hand, opinions of leaders in various
phases of endeavor and general en-
thusiasm over the outlook combine
to provide a measure of confidence
over business prospects not always
available at this time of the year.
Here is an order of elegance never before thought possible in
a low-priced car. The beautiful new Fisher bodies are lower
and roomier and mounted on a wheelbase of 107.inches — four
inches longer than the previous Chevrolet chassis! The
higher, narrower and more graceful radiator ... the long,
straight lines of the new and deeper hood combine to express
a new order of staunchness and fleetness; while so eeping
crown, one-piece fenders and bullet•ype headlamps lendfinal
touches of custom distinction.
Leaders in all branches of nosi-
ness are keenly optimistic over the
outlook for 1920. Bankers, build-
ers, moan mists and manufacturers
in various ileitis are preparing for
a bigger year and painting at the
same time to the motor ear indus-
try rs the brightest of beacon
lights showing the way to new
business levels.
Interiors, too, are impressively beautiful—with rich new
upholsteries ... wide, restful seats... and a striking new corn.
pletely enclosed instrument panel, indirectly lighted.
And coupled with this arresting new beauty are thrilling new
acceleration and speed—the result of the most remarkable
chassis advancement that Chevrolet has ever announced—
Reduced
Prices!
The
COACH
'585
The
Roadster
dster .
$495
The
Touring .
$495
The
Coupe .
. $
The 4-Door $
Sedan
, 675
The Sport
Cabriolet . . $
The Imperial $s7 c
Landau . . . 1 1 3
595
665
Utility Truck $495
(Chas m Only)
Light Delivery . $375
tcrounioat,i
All price. Loh. Flint, MIrh;gan
Check Chevrolet
Delivered Prices
DIee include the lowest handling
and financing charge. available.
Gratiot Chevrolet Co.
Come in—and see this remarkable new car. One inspection
of its ama:ing beauty ... one ride at the wheel of your
favorite model—and you'll agree with thousands of others
that to provide such a car at Chevrolet prices constitutes one
of the greatest automotive achievements of all times.
Every feature of advanced design and the complete.
ness of detail demanded in the finest cars now
offered in the New Chevrolet!
Improved valve-in-head motor.
-w stronger frame 4' longer;
wheelbase 107'.
Thermostat control cooling
system.
New alloy "invar strut" pistons.
New instrument panel, in•
directly lighted.
New ball hearing worm and
gear steering.
Semi-elliptic shock absorber
springs; 84 per cent of wheel
base.
Safety gasoline tank at rear.
Larger balloon tires, 30". 4.50'.
New streamline btxlin by Fisher.
New Duco colon.
Theft-proof steering and ignition
lock.
AC oil filter.
AC air cleaner.
Single-plate dry disc. latch.
Newc rankcase breathing system.
New two-port exhaust.
Alemite pressure lubrication.
City Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Heav y one • piece full crowned
fenders.
Vacuum tank fuel supply.
•
Improved Delco.liemy distribu•
tor ignition.
Combination tail and stop light.
Large 17' steering wheel with
spark and throttle levers
located on top.
Rear vision mirror.
Fisher "V V" one-piece wind.
shield on closed models.
Automatic windshield wiper on
closed models.
Semi-floating rear axle.
One-piece steel rear axle housing.
Bullet.type headlamps and park.
Ing lights.
Steel disc LA heels.
Military type sun visor.
Gasoline gauge.
Klaxon motor.dri Yen horn
4-Wheel Brakes
Oakwood Motor Sale.
14259 Mack Ave.
Chevrolet Motor Co.
Central Chevrolet Ca.
Jefferson at Chene St.
Tracy & Cotton, Inc.
Highland Chevrolet Co.
Collins Chevrolet Co.
Bielman-Taube Motor Sale.
8100 Gratiot Ave.
Connell•Chevrolet Co,
11426 Joe. Camp..
Weisman Motor Sales Co.
3639 Woodward Ave.
Strang Chevrolet Co.
8510 Twelfth St
12593 Woodward A.•
Munroe & French, Inc
3010 Fenkell Ave.
Kessler Sales & Service
Dix Ave. and W. Grand Blvd.
Fort St. And Oakwood Blvd .
B.rmingh•m. Mich.
Leech Auto Sales
Redford. Much.
Royal Oak Sale.
Royal Oak, Much.
Leyes Bros., Inc.
Wallace Hartman, Inc.
Down-River Motor Sales
5733 Grand River Ave.
\
Riven Rouge, Mich.
Chambers Motor Sales Co.
3034 West Lafayette ant.
and e, mfort, thereby attracting a
and
12709 Gratiot Ave.
Retail Stores
General Motors Bldg.
Aside from the added trade ac-
tivity that promises to be preva-
lent during the year, four factors
immediately concerning the auto-
mobile business, seem to me to in-
dicate beyond a reasonable doubt
that the industry is invading its
greatest year.
The four, among others, that
should account fora measurable
gain in production and sales are:
1. The replart•ment
market,
which should be the greatest in the
history of the industry.
2. The two-car family, a trend
that started several years ago and
was first generally recognized as
an important sales factor in 1926.
3. The extended use of smaller
ears for commercial purposes.
4. Increased export sales
of
American cars as a result of the
readiustment of business condi-
tions and economic affairs abroad.
Business in the low price field
should be particularly active. Vol-
ume production in this range is
making it possible for the manu-
facturer to provide greaterr style
Ferndale. MI, h.
Plymouth, Mich.
Ginn & Homer, Inc.
Michigan Chevrolet Sales Co.
6640 Mid,. Ave.
Belle Isle Auto Sales
E. .1. Allison Motor Sales
Plymouth. Much.
Otten•Nicholai, Inc.
Miller-Slater Chevrolet Co. lac.
9528 Grand River Ave.
11100 East Jefferson Ave.
13401 Van Dyke Ave.
Dearborn. Mich .
QUALIT Y AT LOW COST
type of buyer hitherto uninter-
ested in a ear of this class.
The picture before us for 1928 is
most reassuring. With trade con-
ditions generally sound and with
prosperity an established fact. it
becomes only a question of measure
as to how much additional ‘olume
the industry will do this year.
We, at the Chevrolet Motor
Company, are preparing for our
biggest year. I'lans already in mo-
tion for the year contemplate the
productioa of more than one mil-
li o n units, several thousand in ex-
cess of the 1927 record. Our fac-
tory and SOIL'S organizations are
"Time, the great healer," is used
to make harder and stronger the
cylinder blocks used in the new
Oldsmobile. The special alloy grey
iron castings are "cured" for a
long period of time before being
machined and used.
While being operated at the rate
of 25 miles per hour, the oil in the
crankcase of the new Oldsmobile is
automatically filteret1 every 10
minutes and this filtering removes
any injurious foreign substances
such as dust and grit that might
find their way into the lubrication
system.
Read this Partial
List of Added Features
New Fisher Bodies
Nets Fenders
New Four. Wheel
Brakes
Nett' Fuel Pump
New Crankcase Venti-
lation
New Carburetor
New G MR Cylinder
lkad
New Manifolds and
Muffler
NCB . and Greater
Power
Netv Cross-Flow Rad!.
ator
New:Thermostat
New Water Pump
New Wheels
New Instrument Panel
New Dash Gasoline
Gauge
New Stop-Light
New Clutch
New Steering Gear
NewFrame,New Ay es
New Coincidental
Lock
$745
tW seethe
NEWPONTIAC
All Detroit is say-
ing—"This IS a
greater Pontiac"
And we firmly believe that after you
have seen and had a ride in this new
Pontiac Six you too
FORD OWNERS
will agree—"It's the
greatest value ever
offered in a low.
priced six."
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appraisal on a new Pontiac Six.
Because of present demand for
low.priced used cars by factors'
workers, we can give you more
now than later. Save money and
enjoy the thrills of a Six.
Be sure to see the wonderful New Pontiac Six and the great Oakland All.American Six at
the Auto Show, January 21.28, Convention Hall.
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