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embellishments. The effect produced by this treatment brings ta the motor ear a distinctly new degree uf beauty and elegance.
 Harmony in Green
 < similar harmony in variations of green, created for Che Cavalier. also does away with the use of black on the finish of that model. The body and wheels of this ear are eolored q rich hue of light green correspondine in tone value with the body of the Ambassadore Tie roof upper strue- turc. runuing-gear lenders body moulding and lamps are toned au impressive shade of deeper green. A delicate and light tint of green is used on the window lodges. and with the stripping done in this same color, an effect is achieved which is both appealing and unusual.
 The Ambassador is mounted or the Advanced Six. f27 inch wheelbast chassis and the Cavalier on the Spe cial Six chassis; both are powered with 2 bearing crankshaft motors -the type of engine employed in the finest and costlest siN-eylnder ears here and abroad d-and each IS lavishly trim med aud appointed in that rare goo- taste for which Nash has long been distinguished.
 An atmosphere of fine ear quality pervades the interior in both models Beginning with the clean-cut beauty of the delieately panel with its Cir eaeciaB Walnut finish and ending with the delicately patterned opa- lescent reading lights, there is an air of refinement. dignity, and taste throughout.
 The upholstery. in both models, is of genuine Chase Mohair Velvet deeply tuffed and toned fascinating shade of blue in the Ambassador and taupe in the Cavalier. The seats in both cars are wide. deep and com fortable. and the earpetine of front and rear compartments adds to the general air of quite elegance.
 In the countless details of the tit- tings and appointments nothing ap- rareutlv has been overlooked that would add just the right touch to the general atmosphere of the cars
 Opens and Closes
 Al the upper left side of the wind. shield, conveniently accessible to the drivers right hand, is a silver-iin. ished crank which opens and closes the windshield. The rear quarter window as well as all other windows in both models are easily regulated by window lifts. And another con- venience is the control of the dome light; with Che opening of the curb side (rieht rear) door this light is automatically turned on.
 The rear window shades, in both models. are suspended from invisible rollers; window mouldings and door panels are in genuine Circassian Wal nut, inlaid in period design. This effect also carried out in a tircas- sian Walnut strip across the eowl just over the instrument panel; in harmony with the decorative motif the steering wheel, too, is Circassian Walnut.
 The new style leather covered va- nity case and smoking set pursue this same handsome pattern whIle the fittings are all of the eostliest character. i handsome inbuilt steel trunk fitted with inbuilt lock at the rear of the Ambassador is finished in harmony with the body lines and combines good looks with utility The trunk opens at one end. Both the Ambassador and che Cavalier are equipped with high-grade heaters.
 The great 7-bearing erankshaft motors, with which the Ambassador and the Cavalier are equipped, are conceded by engineers t0 tiia worlds sm0othest, most modern and efficient type of automobile engine The T. bearing motor is more costly to build than the ordinary type and it's performance reveals superlative even ness and quietness of power flow throughout it's full range Of opera tion.
 Prominent among other attractions of these new modes are the insula- ton of the motor by rubber motor supports; oil screen 'agitator;" ther- mostatic motor control; crankcase abreather.' double-beam head lights {; new type motor muffler; full force feed fabrication; oil purifier; gas fil- ter; air cleaner; hydrolastatic gaso- line gauge; rubber padding on brake and clutch petals and foot throttle i; four-wheel brakes of special Nash design, and five disc wheels, wire wheels being optional