Putnam patriot., 1923-08-03
1924 STUDEBAKER
AROUSES INTEREST
New Models, Offered In Twelve
Body Types, Received With
Enthusiasm
Local Dealers Pleased With Reeepsiou
Given Carr In This Vicinity

The announcement Of the new
1924 model Studebaker cars has ar
reused widespread interest in Putnam
and vicinity. II would be difficult TO
state which Of the new models--the
Big-Six, the Special-Six or the Light
Six-has commanded greatest atten-
ton. Each seems to have excited the
public interest TO an unusual degree"
according 70 Z. VIM. Hughes, man.
aeer Of the Putnam Motors. Inc, To-
cal Studehaker dealers.
Our new models naturally appeal
to large numbers of people because
We handle . complete line of cars.
comprising twelve body types. and
therefore have car of the right size,
style and price that will interest ev=
cry buyer.
'The interest in the 1924 Stude-
bakers is countrywide. They have
been received with the greatest en-
thusiasm everywhere. We appreciate
the fine reception and splendid APP
proval the cars have received locally.
and want to express our thanks"
Reinements and a few minor me-
chanical changes have been made in
The Big-Six. which has established an
enviable record for FIVE years. Every
thing for which one can wish in mo-
| toring comfort, convenience and util-
itv has been provided. Equipment is
complete.
Country~iae Interest Shown
Disc wheels, and front and rear
bumpers are standard equipment on
the 1872. serie. Big Skies. An extra
wheel, eemrlete With cord tire, tube
and tire csrfier. is provided on each
Big-Six model 1.-TWO on Speedster and
SEDAN. Features that add to the
completeness and utility of the tour
ing car are: The one-piece, rsin-proof
windshield with glare-proos visor.
rear-view mirror and automatic wind
shield cleaner; walnut atwood steer
ing wheel with new type spark and
throttle control; automatic gasoline
signal mounted on the instrument
board; aiuminum-bound running
boards with corrugated rubber mats
and step pads and aluminium kick
plates; quick-action cowl ventilator
clock; courtesy light, cowl lights, ton
neau lamp with long extension cord
and combination stop-and-tail light
grip handles on body rails; tool kit in
left front door. and snubbers.
A large, roomy trunk is regular
equipment on the Big-Six Sedan.
Coupe and Speedster, while the clos
ed cars have, among many other de-
sirable features, heater, flower vase.
interior reading lights, and. in addi-
ton, the sedan is furnished with sill
yer finished vanity case and smoking
set.
The Special-Six Line
Radiator, hood. cowl, and body
changes have been made in the Spe-
cial-Six, with minor mechanical
changes and refinements in the chas-
sis. The Special-Six has for five sue.
cessive years added luster to the name
Studebaker. II is one of the most sat
isfaetory and finest cars on the mar
ket.
The Special-Six line comprises -four
models, mounted on the standard lis
inch chassis with so horsepower
3zx5 inch motor, two-passengei
roadster, fve-passenger touring car
five-passenger coupe, and five-passen'
ger sedan.
No body or mechanical changes ex.
cept refinements have been made In
the Light~Six Over 10000 Light
Skies have been produced in the new
modern $50, 600, 900 Studebaksr plant
at South Bend, Indiana, under most
economical and almost ideal manufac-
turing conditions.
Among many unusual features OF
the LightSis touring car are the all
steel body; one-piece. rainproof wind
shield with cowl lights set in the base
quick-action cowi ventilator; close Mt.
ting curtains; large rectangular win
dow in the rear curtain, and thief.
.-oof transmission lock.