The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-21
New Series Maxwell
A Real Sensation
Reveals Beauty and Goodness Here
tofore Unknown to Its Class
DISC WHEELS, CORD TIRES AND
DRUM TYPE LAMPS REGU-
LAR EQUIPMENT

The expectation that the new or
ganization which assumed control of
the Maxwell interests a year ago
would produce a motor car worthy of
the resources and strength of the
new company. is fully realized in the
new series of the good Maxwell now
en- exhibition at the show room of the
Carroll Motors Company.
In both the closed and open models
OF this Maxwell is seen a distinct ad-
vance in motor car design and con-
struction.
It is a finer car than preceding
Maxwells, retaining and improving
upon the good mechanical points
which gave the good Maxwell such a
name for serviceability, low costs and
good performance.
It's beauty of lines sets it off in any
company, and the fittings and details
Of construction are in strict keeping
with its remarkable beauty,
The radiator has been moved slight
II forward to give greater body
length and is larger, thus raising the
hood and giving an appearance Of
strength and massiveness at the front
end.
Drum type head lamps, nickel trim
med, of the type used on cars of the
costliest range, give an added dash of
beauty and good style.
Disc steel wheels demountable at
the hub and rim, are standard equip
ment on all models, although wood
wheels are optional. Straight side
cord tires, 81 x 4, are standard equip
ment and so is Alemite chassis lu-
brication.
Riding comfort has been given
particular attention. The back cush-
ions of the seats, were especially de-
signed on new principle; the springs
are longer, and the car is lower with
out sacrificing head room.
j The open cars are upholstered in
real leather and the enclosed models
/ in a special broadcloth.
The touring car and roadster are
fitted with newly designed curtains
that open with the doors and which
attach to the body by means of spe-
Icial fasteners which operate easily.
A modern feature of the open
models is the plate glass window in
the rear, and in the touring car there
lis a special compartment in the rear
of the front seat for storing the side
curtains.
/ In all models careful consideration
has been given to the placing of the
steering wheel, pedals and control
levers, so that the car is extremely
easy to handle and driving comfort is
assured.
/ The sedan and coupe will undoubt-
edly take their place among the coun-
try's finer cars produced, without re-
gard to price.
& The windows are mounted In rub
lber strips to insure against rattle
and a small button on three of the in
terror door handles operates the lock
from the inside, while the right front
fdoor is locked from the outside with
Ia key.
Small drum type lamps, duplicates
in design of the head lights, arr
mounted on the cowl and they, witt
the tail lamp. operate from an inde
jendent switch for parking.
The upper half of the windshield il
hinged at the top and lower half il
singed at the bottom an entirely new
arrangement which permits any de
: sired adjustment for ventilation ana
& lat the same time gives positive IN
{ surance against leakage.
A windshield wiper is standard OF
$ all types and a rear vision mirror il
: the closed models. 1t