THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEb: AUGUST 24, 1913.
OYERLANDS ONTHE MARKET
New Models JuSt Announced Show
Some Splendid Improvements.
MOTOR IS SOMEWHAT LAHQEE
Roadster Dodr Una AttmctlTe De.
Ign of the Cmt Dash Type
Car Electric Lighted an
Blectrlo Starter.
Specifications of the new models of the
Overland car Just announced by the
Willys-Overland company, Toledo, reveal
a line applying three body designs to the
tame chassis construction. In keeping
with the policy of the Overland company
not to announce new models to the publtto
until proPctlve buyers may view tho
new product In the showrooms of the
dealers, this announcement, thought the
first publlo description ol the 1914 Over
land line, finds Overland dealers In the
possession of sample cars and ready to
do business.
The Ml4 Overland cars are not radically
different from those of the season Just
past, although they show differences In
a number of points, most of the changes
being In the1 matter of dimensions and
added equipment rather than In other re
spocts . A brief review of the details shows that
the motor. Is very similar In construction
to that of model 69, of which 40,000 were
built during the 1913-13 season.
Tho motor Is somewhat larger, VAxW,
inches,- and hus been . Improved by the
adoption of a constant level splash lubrl
: eating, system. The push rods can be
removed without disturbing the cam
shaft, being held In place by drop forged
claws. The operation of the push rods Is
made almost noseless by the use of
bronse caps fitted over tho push rod
tops.
Intake Smaller.
In order to compensate for the lower
volatility of present day sasollne, the In-
t&fce- manifold has' been redesigned and
'.given .a smaller diameter. . The universal
Joint; is larger than last year to com-.
ponsate for' the Increased power.
The three-quarter floating Overland
rear axlo remains the same as before, as
also does' the braking equipment
-A roomy cowl dash touring body seat
ing flvtf passengers and finished-In dark
tireen with light green striping and nickel
and aluminum trimmings Is-mounted on
v.weetbaeecrf lM Inches; its .'doors are
U-shaped, - very wide,- and hinged1 at the
(rant on disappearing hinges, so that tho
tildes of tho body, remain without projec
tions. t
At tho rear .of. the front stats, where
the passengers' feet occasionally come In
contact with- the- finished body surfaces
a protector strip fs provided The steer
ing, wheel Is eighteen inches In diameter
and tho steering post carries a carbureter,
adjusting lever within easy reach of the
driver's hand.
Tho Toadster body Is of attractive de
filgn, alBu ofthe' cowldash.tjrpe, with a
t&rty-two gallon .gasoline tank at,th
rear: Back 'of the tank is a large' steel
fool compartment, rectangular. In shape,
and 'large enough to carry regular tour
ing'; nocessltles. . .Both, touring car. and
'rpajletcr ',hava vertlcle tire carrier In
r. "'accommodating two.opare.i casings.
All" spring-ends have bronse bushings.-
The radiator of the new Overland cars
Is of an Improved type, .jnrlta large water
spaces.
The touring car and the .roadster aro
electrically lighted, current being fur
nished from a Vlllard - storage- battery
carried t the rlght'sldo of tho running
board land' the dashllght: which Illum
inates the '.Instruments, such as speed
ometer, ammeter, etc., Is' connected with
this tail-light In series, so that. the.
proper working of the tall-Ughi Is Indi
cated by the dashllght.
Start Around Globe
in Henderson Auto
Driyen by Kerosene.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Two University
of Wisconsin students, Edwin kuui una
Klaus Bcrgenthal, sailed today for liver
pool to complete an automobile trip
around the world, kerosene instead of
Hanoi! n being the fuel that propels tholr
Henderson car.
Thy will earn their way around the
Ktobo by writing their experiences. Kohl
was managing editor of tho University
of Wisconsin dally newspaper.
They had finished the first 900-mllo
of the Journey, from Indianapolis to New
York, and were Jubilant over tho pros
pects for the remaining 24,000 miles they
will traverse before entering Indlaoapolu
from the west
New Marion Sk
is- Full of Interest
'A new six now attracting the atten
tion of the automobile buying and selling
world Is the 1814 offering 'of the Marion
Motor Car company- of Indianapolis. The
new car Is known as ths Marlon Six and
comes In two models OB and G2. Tho
former designates the five-passenger
touring car and the latter the two-pas-Henger
roadster. Both or these models
nre mounted on the same chassis, of
124-Inch wheel-base. Both are equipped
with t5x4H-tnch tires.'
The many refinements of detail, lux
ury and equipment are at once evident
in this new car. The mechanical de
tails are well In keeping With the hand-
Home exterior appearance and will sus
tain the statement of the makers that
his car ts the result of months spent
In painstaking experiments and careful
thought Ths car Is complete In every
detail. Kothlng necessary in a substan
tial American family car is lacking.
Possibly the most Important part of
the car, In the mind of the purchaser, Is
the motor. In this new "BU" the motor
Is an .excellent Illustration of the best
practices In modern construction. The
cylinders, "U" head, ate cast In threes,
jreatly facilitating cooling and carbure
tlon. two of the greatsst problems of
the slx-cyllnder motor builders. Water
U circulated In Urge water Jackets
around combustion chambers and valves
by a powerful centrifugal pump and
cooling Is further aided by & pressed
tei fan.
35 horsepower
Again
again the value goes up!
again we prove the power and possi
bilities of large production. -
Last year we buili 40,000 cars. This wad
not enough for the demand by nearly 10,000
cars. This year we will manufacture 50,000
cars (twice as many as we did two years ago)
cover the car with additional value and what
will strike you as most remarkable, make the
price lower than ever. Such is the net eco
nomical result of manufacturing one type of
automobile on an enormous scale.
You who have followed our success
from season to season have watched our an
nual models grow in value and decline in
price. And as our prices came down our
production went up. We have always and
unfailingly given the public more automobile
for less money than any other manufacturer
in the industry.
Here are the big 1914 facts!
The nlotor has been enlarged. The bore
Is 4 1-8 inch stroke 4 1-2 men. It :is conser-.
vatively rated at 35 horsepower and will de
velop 50 miles an hour. It has' a five bear
ing crankshaft and three bearings on the
camshaft. '
The wheelbase has been lengthened to
114-inches. This, as you know, is the aver
age wheelbase of $1200 cars. And a long
wheelbase eliminates road jars and rut jolts.
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to.
The body" design is" symmetrical and
graceful. It will appeal to those who admire
the beauty of simplicity. It has a European
cowl dash and full U doors (fore and rear)
with disappearing hinges. The body is rich
ly finished in dark Brewster green, edged
with lighter green stripings and trimmed in
heavy polished nickel and aluminum.
The upholstery is Turkish soft, luxuri
ous and comfortable. The rear back-cushion
is 18 1-4 inch deep.
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$950 Completely Equipped
Specifications and Equipment
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The equipment is the pick of the market
and is complete. It includes such high-,
priced features as one of the finest electric?
lighting systems with storage battery. Head,)
side and tail lights are electric. Dash light im
also electric. All light and control button
are located on the dash under the cowl. Set
flush with the dash is a $40 Stewart speed
ometerthe most practical speed indicator in
the world. Timken bearings, Splitdori mag
neto, Model R Schebler carburetor, Electric
horn, 18-inch Steering Wheel, Mohair top
and boot, and a clear-vision windshield are a
few of the many other finishing touches that
go to make it the car complete.
Electric head, side and
tail lights
Storage battery maA
ammeter
35 Horsepower motor
1 14-inch wheelbase
Hmken beej-iags
SpUtdotf raagHwte
Mode! R Schebler car
buretor
ThrecMJuaxter floating
rear cud
33x4 Q. D. tire
Bre witer green feodywkh
light green striping,
nickel &nd JuHKntua
trimmings
Cowl dach
Turkkh upheUtery
Mehalr tap and Wet .
Gear-visWi wMtktsld
Electric ham
Flush U doors with
(disappearing hinges
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Brakes are very large. Respond gradu
ally, positively and smoothly without jump
ing or jerking. Either brake will keep the
car under perfect control at any speed with
a full load.
The foregoing is but a short digest of the
newest Overland, yet it concisely itemizes
and sums up the ' greater Overland vahie.l
When you fully realize what an exceptional
and economical buy the 3514 Overland it
after the great value facts have become:
firmly lodged in your commercial and calcu
lating brain, remember this that in the very
face of this increased value the price has again
come down r
Price reduction is a condition that Is
controlled and regulated by factory facilities
the larger the manufacturer the lower he
can market his merchandise. As we are
producing more cars of this type than any
other manufacturer in the world we can
effect industrial economies which make it
possible for us to market a car that will, on
the average, cost you less than any other
similar model.
Peace for Bfealcof
Desptte the unsettled conditions In thi
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y. J. Dunkeriv. the latter a bank., in
Mexico City, have just closed a big- eon.
traot with Studebaker, ensuring- them
ua muwDuer line or in. wnoie coun
try. Both members ot the firm are con
fldent that peace wir. soon be achtrvM.
in the meantime, however, they are self.
lncr cars steadl'y. their latest order bomr
a fleet of delivery wagon to be used for
The tires are larger 33 x 4 inch Q. D.
Large tires insure less upkeep expense,
smoother operation and add to the appear
ance of the car.
Rear axle is three-quarter floating?
fitted with the famous Hyatt bearings.
Front axle is I beam section drop-forged in
one heat without welding. Timken bearings
on front wheels.
Now see this car.
Deliveries will be made accordmgifottha i
action you take. Prompt action mana
prompt delivery.
Demonstrations now going on all over the world. Make your appointment immediately.
Van Brunt Automobile Co.
2010 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. 18 to 22 Fourth Street. Council Bluffs, Iowa
VThe Willys-Overland Company, Toledo,, OMoJ
government atnouiances.
