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THE OMAHA StTNDAY BEE: AUGUST 25, 1912.
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Model 69T
Completely Equipped
F. 0. B. Toledo
Self Starter
30 Horsepower
5 Passenger Touring Car
Center Control
40,000 Car,
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110-inch Wheel Base
Timkenx Bearings
PrestoliteTank '
$50 Remy. Magneto
Year
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$50 Warner Speedometer
$50 Mohair Top and Boot
$25 dear Vision Wind Shield
All Bright Parts Nickel Plated
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' ERE is the car we have asked you to wait for. Those
who have heeded our advice will profit. . Those who
have not will lose. You were duly warned, advised
and notified, and those whose better judgment
' directed them to delay their automobile purchase,
until we made public our 1913 facts, are now in a position to feel
no little amount of keen satisfaction.
This car, at this price, smashes all previous records. It even
totally eclipses our 1912 values, which a year ago baffled the world.
40,000 Overlands will be made in 1913. This enormous jump in
production makes possible this new car at this new price. As our
production goes up, our prices come down, as has been shown in
each preceding year.
Now let's take this car and carefully analyze the value.
First take the remarkable and exceptionally complete equipment
of standard accessories. The Warner speedometer is conceded by
practically every manufacturer in the world to be the best made.
It is the speedometer you find on all of the $5,000 cars. We could
have put on a speedometer that costs just half that of the Warner
but we wanted the best. The price of this speedometer is $50 the
world over. Then take the top and boot. This top is made of the
finest mohair. You could not buy it for less than $50 in the open
market. The .clear vision wind shield is handsome, strong and
serviceable. Besides being an ornament to the car it adds that touch
of completion. The retail price of this anywhere is $25.
Then there is the well known Prestolite Tank, the price
of which you know from past experience is always and to everyone
the same. The Overland self-starter cannot be purchased
for less than $25. This car carries a $50 Remy Magneto which has
an established reputation all over the world.
We can touch the big subject of the car itself but slightly?
The specifications above tell the story. Here is detailed the most
remarkable automobile value the world has ever been offered.
Note particularly such high-grade features and fineness in the
construction as the famous Timken roller bearings on the front
wheels and the equally famous Hyatt bearings on the rear axle.
Note more carefully the long wheel-base and big motor. -The
wheel-base of HQ inches gives ample leg room in both seats. (
The selective ' transmission, too, is fitted with fine annular
bearings. Read carefully the spring and brake dimensions. Com
pare these spring and brake facts with cars that cost twice the .
price. Do this without fail. You'll find no difference. The
three-quarter floating rear axle is another big and important feature. '
Have you ever heard of an equal value for less than $1,200?
Why, as a matter of actual fact, you can find $1,500 cars that have
practically no more to offer than this one for $985,
) In this age of rapid progress it is sometimes difficult to grasp
the full significance of an important, progressive manufacturing
step, such as this car exemplifies. But when you sum up the
extraordinary cold dollar for dollar value which this car offers, as
compared to any and all competing motor, car values, the giant'
economical manufacturing strength of the huge Overland plants is
realized and recognized. It only proves, the ability of this most
powerful and efficient automobile factory. It only proves the
economy of producing over 40,000 cars a year and the big money
saving it means to you.
We can make the positive statement, without any kind of a
condition, that this is the automobile industry's record value.
This car can now be seen in any city , in America. Over(
2,000 Overland dealers are waiting to give you your demonstration.
Look up the Overland dealer in your city today. His address
is below. 'Phone him for a demonstration. He will give you all
the time, at any time you want
Act quick and you'll get a prompt delivery.
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MOTOR For-ey Under, east
arately. Bon, 4 in. Stroke, 45 la.
Hortepower, 30.
IGNITION-Rear Model R. D.
Battery end Magneto two eouroee el
entreat
COOLING-Weter cooled. Thermo
Ijfboa Cellular Radiator.
OILING Spleen errtere for creak
and oem shaft beerinfe. Cylinder and
timing, seers ailed with Kiawood lore)
feed oiler.
CAM 8HAFTrCerbo Steel drop
forf ed, three beerinfe.
CRANKSHAFT Carbon Mad drop
forged, 6v bwio.
CONNECTING ROD -C a r b o a
Steel drop lorfed.
MAGNETO SHAFT Drop lorgisp,
fUSH ROO-CraeecBt drill red eteel.
FRAMB Channel Seottoa Cold '
rolled eteel. Ne. 9 V. 8. Ga. (.156).
Depth Side Rati, 3 ia. Width oi ,
:' flense Fees, 1 ia. ,
CARBURETOR Model LBeaeblsr. '"C t Width. lT la. R
CENTER CONTROL. n larae.aaarter sttptio. Jjagta. 42 ia.'
Width, IH la. All eprlafe here 6 In
teel puehiaf area.
TRANSMISSION Selective. Three
epeeda forward and reverie. Aaanlar
Beiriufe.
REAR AXLE Three-ejoerter fleet
tali beeriale, Hyattt Asia Snail Car
penter Sameea Steel. Propeller Bheft,
Cold Rolled Steal. Mala Driving Shaft,
Caluroet Steal.
BRAKES Coatraetiaf end expend
ln oa rear wheel,. Inelde diemeter
Brake Dram Uin. Width ol brake eboe
2H in. Outeide diemeter Breke dram
l&in. Width Brake Bawl, 2 ia.
FRONT WHEEL B BARINGS
Timken Roller Eeeringe.
FRONT AXLE-Drap f tlef,
Cleeraaea 10X la.
TIRBS-KtM Q. D. ;
COLOR-Body. OverUad blaai
erheele. reyi all bright parte atckej
plated, with black trim.
BQUIPM BNT-Mohelr top aad
baotiWerner Speedemetan Wlndihieldi
FreetoiiteTenki Sell-8tertcn Fivebleek
and nickel Lempn Tlre-Ironet Root
Rail) Foot Rettl Tool Kit and Jask.
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The Willys -Overland Company, Toledo, , Ohio
E Van JtRUMT AUTO COMPANY, Distributors
J. M. EVANS, Mgr. for Omaha and Douglas County
203 South Nineteenth Street, Omaha. Phone D. 1311
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NEW TROLLEY FUNERAL CAR
Th latest addition to the complement
of new cart which are being: added to
' the equipment 'of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit company la a trolley funeral car,
whlcA wzj sat la narvlca recently. The
car. which will be known aa the "Hill
side," has been built along the general
lines of the near-side type of car, ' e
cept It has an exit at each end. It' fa
painted in deep green with the few
lines and other slight decorations in sold.
On the rear In gold lettering is "Fu
neral Car," while the name has been
painted on eaoh of the sides. '
The car is divided into two compart
ments, the larger one for the mourners,
pallbearers. .Seats are provided In the
main compartment for forty persona
The casket la carried within & cabinet or
vault occupying a portion of the pall
bearers' compartment, the top of this
displaying the floral contributions. A
small rubber-tired folding truck Unpro
vided for conveying the casket from the
resident r church to the car, and at
the cemetery from the car to the grave.
finished and decorated, and is equipped
with automatic ventilating and electric
beating systems. To Insure thqrough
sanitary conditions the car Is cleaned
and fumigated after every trip. A fea
the amaJlar tot the cket nd ox Umlcablni Ainaiiur a nultabla Mao fori Thn laierlor t tha car la ftDnroiwlatly JUtfa Of tan car ia. the fact that at no
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time ran the casket be on view while en
transit. A receptacle has been ' built on
one aide,! the opening being, .on . the ex.
terior. -'Inside 19 a large mahogany case,
with brass plate for flowers. PhlladeU
nllia RacurcL
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