Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-26
OVERLAND IN
MANY MODELS
Including Willys-Knight,
Variety Is Offered to
Choose From

The WHY'S Overland exhibit of mo-
torcars represented by the Overland
harrisburg Company, furnishes a
striking example of what has been
accomplished by few of the larg-
er manufacturers toward meeting the
demands of the public.
Prospective buyers no longer have
TO limit their choice to one or two
mouels as was the case q few years
ago. At least this is true If they
contemplate buying an Overland or
Wlllys-Knight for these popular
sellers are now offered in a variety OF
types and sizes ranging in price from
the lowest priced completely equip
pea car to the higher priced vehicle
man may want to purchase a cer-
tam make of car ever so badly, but
because he has not the money to
BUY that car, he must content him
! self with another make of vehicle
| Wlllys-Overland has variety OF
ulHerent priced cars that were de.
signed TO lit all pocketbooks Not
lntrequently a matter of a hundred
| dollars or less in the list price ot
car has cost a dealer a sale which
would have been made had he been
able to show his customer q lower
priced model of the same make.
The Willys-Overland concern was
one of the first to see the enormous
safes possibilities of complete line
| of motorcars.
There are Overland Model 90
Light Fours and Larger Model 81
Fours, Model S5 Light Skies anC
Larger Willys Skies, WHY'S knight
Fours, and WHY'S Knight Fights
comprising a line of nineteen body
designs.
Like all WHY'S Overland models
these cars are tax free.
In the Light Four class there is
a nVe-passenger touring car that sells
Tor $4,000, with a roadster at $3.50
our-passenger Sport Model called
| the country Club" that sells fol
sS4O, and the Model 90 small Sedan
at $1,240.
The Model S5 Four includes a five.
passenger touring car at $3.50 an6
a three-passenger roadster at 1915, g
2S5. 81 w.
Under classification of Light Skies
there is fve-passenger touring car
at Sl,l3O, three-passenger road.
ster at S1,115, a three-passengeI
touring coupe at $1,42O and a FIVE.
passenger touring sedan that sells
for S1,620.
The Willys Six class embodies
three models-a touring car, club
SIX and touring sedan. The tour
ing car and club six sell for $1,365
the touring sedan for $2,O45. In
the order named they accommodate
seven, four and six passengers, res
pectively.
The Willys-Knight division is di.
Vided into two groups-fours and
eights. These are the models thai
are equipped with the famous sleeve
valve engines which represent the
last word in motor efficiency.
The fours include a seven-pas-
| senger touring car at $1.525 and a
ur-passenger coupe at $2,175.
The Willys-Knight Fights are the
leaders of the entire WiIlys- over
land line. Both in appearance and
performance these models will stand
favorable comparison with the best
cars on the market.
Included in the eight class are
the Following: A seven-passenge1
touring car at $4,000; a seven-pas-
senger touring sedan at $2.7OO: a
seVen-passenger limousine at $4,000
and a seven-passenger town car al
$2,S00. a.
Three delivery wagons comnlete
the WHY'S Overland line = light
wagon of the express type at S7S5, a
light weight panel type at $50 and
d l'zVO-pound express type at $3.50.