Life — January 4, 1912 — page 106: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

MOTOR CARS O many six cylinder cars have gone wrong that the public just naturally keeps a ve Any average six cylinder car. ance only—seldom in action. ry sharp eye on the action of the number are “ Sixes” in appear- They are catalogued and sold as “ Sixes” but fall short when put to work. In the Garford “Six” the fuel distribution is perfect. At all times you get the full benefit of all the eylinders—not oceasional- ly, It has a self-contained oiling . - a cation. Oil consu n is re- markably low. In this car the six cylinder bug carbure- tion—has been completely elim- inated. The car shown here is the seven passenger touring car priced at $4500. polished chassis of this most advanced " Six” will be shown at both the New York and Auto Shows. If you atten look it over. ¢ a book about this we know will in- We would like to send Please ask for Book C. terest you. you a copy. THE WILLYS.GARFORD SALES COMPANY, Toledo, Ohio If Interested in Trucks, ask for a Truck Book comicbooks.com