Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-05
NEW SERIES CHALMERS
"SIX" NOW HANDLED
BY WOOD COMPANY

The New Series Chalmers six,
now shown for the first time, is the
first product of the New Chalmers
organization, and, according to M.
H. Wood, local Chalmers dealer,
the car embodies a greater ad-
vance than has ever before been
registered in the highly developed
six cylinder type.
This car" states Mr.. Wood,
brings into reality all that motor
lists have hoped for in the automo-
bile regime. 1t emphasizes by fur
Their Improvement tho remarkable
and deservedly famous qualities
of six cylinder construction. Al
ways quiet and sure. practically
free from vibration, with a con-
slant and instantly responsive flow
of power, the six cylinder engine
is well deserving of the great ia
vor it has gained to date with au-
tomobile enthusiasts. But the New
Series Chalmers Six so intensified
these splendid features of its type
that automobilists are bound to
set up new standards for motor
car performance. Chalmers light
ming pickup removes the strain
of driving in crowded traffic, ana
its great surplus of power is more
than ample to meet any emergen-
cy or task to which it is set. Car
buretion is brought to perfection
and the utmost in power is taken
from every drop Of fuel.
For more than year the
Chalmers plant and resources have
been devoted to the creation of
this motor and the results achieved
speak eloquently Of the time and
energy expended.
But not alone has mechanical
Advancement marked the activity
of Chalmers in the past month; a
beautiful body, complete and elab-
crate in equipment, is in keeping
with the fine motor.
1.-THE car hugs the ground but
its high hood and sides give
massive, cruiser-like grace. The
low, well-tailored top, and the
massive one-piece windshield de-
velop a long, rakish appearance.
IAN entirely new design in fend-
err construction lends distinction.
The curves are sweeping and
graceful, and the crown is beauti-
fully modelled. This fender is also
rigid and sturdy, heavy enough
to withstand the bumps to which
it is too often subjected.
"Steel disc wheels, which are
regular equipment, fit In we'll with
the general design and add their
full share to beauty, safety, and
convenience. A spare wheel, fur
nished with the car, is carried on
a heavy, specially designed wheel
carrier to the rear.
1.-THE top is so constructed as to
eliminate all visible bows which
gives a neat appearance as we'll
as an unobstructed view for tom
neau passengers. 1t is also REIN
forced in a way that makes 1t alb
solutely waterproof.
1.-THE radiator shell is of beauti-
full, new design with aluminium
beaded outline. But more impor-
tant than its beauty is the fact that
sufficient radiation Is furnished to
keep the motor cool, under all
loads.
"The trim. drum-type head
lamps equipped with efficient,
non-glare lenses. a moulding strip
in dull finish around the top Of the
body, foot mats and kick pads on
running boards serve as the artis-
tic finishing touches to a splendid
ly conceived body design.
"Side curtains. which. when
used, so often detract from the
beauty Of car because of their ILL
kept appearance, are given ideal |
storage places when not in use, to
keep them looking best. In the
5-passenger touring model d
leather pocket constructed back of |
the front seat carries the COM
plete curtain set. French plated |
leather pockets, which also serve
as flaps over the usual door COM
partments, hold the curtains for
the 7-passenger car. In the road
ster they are enveloped in a con-
tainer made OF the top material
and carried In the deck compart-
ment,
THE left front door Of all mod
els holds the complete tool equip
ment--a feature usually attend
ant in only custom-built bodies.
THE closed models, coupe and
sedan, are upholstered in tan, self
striped broadcloth which effects a
most luxurious appearance, as well
as offering great resistance to
wear. Cushions and back rests are
deep and very comfortable. Coach
work and finish are in thorough
keeping with the fine mechanism,
design, and equipment of the cars
and will bring pride to the man