THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

The LeBaron
Convertible
Roadster

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Something you should see

A smart roadster for Spring and

can be
quickly converted into a beautiful,
snug coupe. The lop folds low and
tits compactly into the recess be.
hind the front seat. Door glasses
lit tightly. Seat cushions and
backs are individually upholstered
for complete comfort. The rear
deck lid, in two sections, gives

Summer driving which

adequate hark support and knee

for rumble seat riders.
'the golf club compartment is
reached by a curbside door. 'there
are two spares in the front fender
wells, and a folding trunk rack. A
car to travel in swiftly and luxuri-
ously as white roads wind ahead
through the mountains.

covering

The

LINCOLN

A Lincoln owner has just returned to Detroit from California. He has driven s'
his new car over 8,000 miles in forty days—over mountain, desert and all man-
ner of roads. Another Lincoln owner has covered 17,000 miles in less than six
months between Detroit, Philadelphia and Florida. Still another Detroit own-
er has driven his Lincoln more than 62,000 miles in fifteen months.
These are not solitary examples of the Lincoln's endurance. Hardihood,
staunchness, dependability evoke the loyalty of owners everywhere, even
though they may never put their cars to supreme tests. These qualities demon-
strate, again, what it means to build a car well....
From the laying of the frame to the tailoring of upholstery, the Lincoln is
soundly and beautifully constructed. And this, so true of Lincolns in the past,
is even more characteristic of today's Lincoln. The new V-12 cylinder engine,

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