The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-29
ANNOUNCED LAST SUNDAY Now On Display At Holcomb Motor Company-No Radical Changes, But Number Of Refinements And Improvements Models And Twelve Types


 The 1924 model Studebaker cars, described as the finest cars and greatest values Studebaker has ever offered, are announced by J. H. Hol- comb, local Studebaker dealer.
 They are offered in three six-cyl- finder chassis models-the big six, the Hpecial six and the light skin 12 :: ,h1 types. There are no radical changes but every improvement the safety and practicability of which have been verified by Studebaker en- gineering tests, is embodied in these new cars.
 The Biz Six Line.
 The big six line comprises four models, mounted on the standard 126-inch chassis with. 6o-horse power, passenger touring car, five-passen- ger speedster, five passenger coupe and seven-passenger sedan.
 Refinements 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 utility has been provided.
 Tho 1924 series big sixes carry disc. wheels and front and rear bum DOTS as standard equipment. An ex- Ira wheely% complete with cord tire, sube 'and atlre carrier, Is provided on ssS sssA .sasns! sis s!1'n0d'i (two n sp''dSfer
 Other stpsking features of the touring car Ihat add to It's complete ness and utility include the one piece, rainproof windshield, with slareproof visor, rear view mirror and automatic windshield cleaner; walnut all-wood steering wheel with now type spark and throttle coptrol; : automatic gasoline signal mounted on the instrument board; aluminium bound running boards with corru- gated. rubber mats and step pads and aluminium kick plates; quick-action cowl ventilator, clock, courtesy light, oowi lights, tonneau lamp with long extension cord and combination stop and tall light; grip handles On body rails. tool kit in left front door, : snubbers, and others.
 1 Tho sedan, coupe and speedster are equipped with . large. roomy trunk. while the closed cars have, among many other desirable fea- lures, heater, flower vase. interior reading lights. and, in addition, the sedan Is furnished with silver fin dshed vanity case and smoking set. gAs specisl Six aiodeI.
 Tho special six line comprises four models, mounted on the standard 11s-inch chassis with bo-horse power, sMz5-inoh motor. They are: !. Two-passenger roadster, five-passen- !. ger touring car. five-passenger coupe and tive-passenger sedan. .cnanses have been made in tho spe- nial six. with minor mechanical 1 changes and refinements in the ] chassis. The special six has for five , successive years added luster to the l name Studebaker. It Is one of the most satisfactory and finest cars on : respect as tho big six. except that 1t is smaller and costs less to produce, and therefore sells for less.
 All special six models are equipped with a one-piece,> rainproof wind shield which provides unobstructed view of the road ahead; glareproof visor, automatic windshield cleaner and rear view mirror; running board step pads and aluminium kick plates; American walnut all-wood steering wheel with new type spark and throttle control; cowl lights. combi- nation stop and tail light, quick-ac- tion cowl ventilator of cast alumi- mum and an eight-day clock.
 An inspection lamp Is mounted on the instrument board of the open cars and In the touring car com plete tool kit Is carried in the left front door Cleft door in tho road ster). Grip handles on the body rails are a feature of the touring car
 The closed cars are furnished with a high grade heater and silver fin tshed flower vase and, In addition, the sedan Is fitted with handsome vanity case and smoking set carried In the back of the front seat.
 The Light Six Line.
 The light six line comprises four models, mounted on the standard i12-inch chassis with 4o-horse- power 3Bx4A inch motor. They are: Three-passenger roadster, five passenger touring car, two-passen ger coupe-roadster and five-passen- Fer sedan.
 Nc body or mechanical changes