The New York herald., 1921-01-09
ROADSTER Is ADDED
TO CHANDLER LINE
Company Retains Models Pop
ular During Its Past
Successful Season.

The models of the Chandler Motor
Tar Company are attracting more than
heir usual amount OF attention at the
how because of their individual ap-
Aarance and handsome finish. The
0andler types for 1921 are continued
finn the 1920 season. One addition Is
nRde, that of new two passenger
r&dster.
Ehe Chandler seven passenger tour
lrt car Is a big machine, with hlgh
hdd and radiator broad cowl and wide.
deU, doors. The seats are upholstered
inh fine grade OF hand buffed leather.
FIXTURES which have been standard
Chtdler qualities In the past are con-
TIMED. The back curtain window. for
instnce, is bevelled plate glass. the
cleaA vision side curtains fit snugly ana
open with the DOORS there are perma-
nentrear quarter bow curtains and out
side toor handles.
Thu four passenger roadster, with Its
striking design of high hood and radi-
ator Nd bevelled plate glass rear cur
tain Window, bids fair to surpass its
own ptvious record of popularity. Pub
lie deuend for this model has increased
steadllA evidencing so keen an approval
of it's ,ommodious and graceful body
design hat no alteration of seating ar
rangemett has been made since its In
ception. 1T seats four persons in com
fort. TIE two front seats are divided
with an asle way giving easy access TO
the rear compartment.
The four passenger dispatch car is a
snappy car of the sport type. with
long, low level edge body. 1t has clear
vision side surtains that open with the
doors, plato glass rear curtain window
and is upholstered in the same hand
buffed Leather as the touring car and
roadster. Tie body. hood and radiator
are painted die new Chandler car rain
bow blue.
And the rev two passenger is In a
class by itself. The long. 1.-THE lines
OF the new two passenger roadster are
accumulated by Its high hood and radi-
ator and by the graceful proportions of
it's body. This distinctly new Chandler
model is finished In dark gray for the
body, hood ard radiator, with black
running gear. tenders and wheels.
The Chandler sedan. coupe and limou-
sine Of the current series are fine de-
velopments of the closed car type, hand
some in style, most substantially built
and providing service in any season and
any weather.
The seven passenger sedan and four
passenger coupe are big, comfortable
and attractive. The high hood and
radiator, characteristic of all the cur
rent series Chandler models, the per-
manent metal covered window posts
and the wide, full length doors make
these two models distinctive.
In the sedan the front seat is undi-
vided. extending solidly from side to
side. The four big doors offer easy
access to either the front or rear. The
two auxiliary chairs are wide, deep and
have spring cushion seats. The coupe
seating arrangement is staggard. the
drivers seat being somewhat forward
of the wide rear seat; an auxiliary
chair. with spring cushion seat, is placed
alongside the driver and may be folded
away when not in use. -
The limousine for the new season has
everything that fine limousine should
have. The wide, bevel ledge along the
outside of-the windows Is a striking
feature. Interior appointments are COM
plete,
The bodies of these three closed
models are entirely metal covered, with
square cornered doors and windows. The
lower windshield panel Is curved to fol-
low the high. rounded cowl. Windows
are oil Of heavy plate glass and are ad-
Unstable by automatic lift. Sedan and
toupe upholstery is of fine silk mohair.
The limousine is upholstered in rich
broadcloth.