The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-11

"Blendys Powell down At
the Powell and Schwark
Agency, 2SS 8. Gratiot, ex-
poets the new Oldsmobiles In
about Sept. Is. He has only
seven or eight neg Olds on
hand, % Yen people who are
thinking o. picking up . 194l
Merry Oldsmobilc, might drop
In pronto. Powell might even
show you some fascinating
color pictures he has snapped
the past month.
The Michigan Motor Sales at
35 Croker has had to expand
their used car department, and
this week begins using the lot
directly across the street from
the salesrDom for their large
stock Of used models. AL Allen,
the service manager, told US
that they expect to have between
so and go fine cars on the lot.
The smart new, 1S42 Hud-
sons are In town. Over at the
Bath City Sales and Service,
"a North, Stan Holmes took
iustiAabIe pride in pointing
out the Streamlined Hudsons
that made such Z hit at the
dealers gatherings. Stan an
ticipates no trouble getting de-
livery On the regular - mod
els, but those who want some
special Jobs might have q tus-
sic with Mr.. Henderson.
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New 1041 Plymouth and Dod-
&c cars are at q premium. II
you don't believe it, 60 over
tohStewart Sales. Last year at
this time Stewart had 60 cars
in its store room. Now it has
only IL. Sales have been ex-
cellent.
The new, 1S42 Plymouth
will be ready for inspection
late this month - possibly
earlier than ever before. The
prospect Of curtailed produc-
ton to meet defense needs Is
creating an early market. The
new Dodge will probably.
make its initial appearance
early In September.
o
M. r. Anderson announces
that his sale Of Fords has
been all that can be wished for.
He II looking forward to q ban
ner year. At the present time
the Sales company can't get
enough OF the, l041 models y
. No word has come In yet,
however, - to when the new
Fords will greet the public eye.
Eagerly awaited by 50 many
car buyers, the day can't be
very far away.
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Berridge-Nash Safes informs
car-buyers that they will have
to wait until the 1912 car hits
the market before they can get
that Nash they wanted. Last
years car has been sold out
completely and Burton Berridge
can't get any more.
As . matter Of fact Berridge
IL taking this in-between-time
for . vacation. He u going
to inspect production Of the
new car which will be shown
to new dealers on August 81.
The car will be ready for pub
lie consumption the early part
Of next month.
As q further index Of how the
Nash has been selling this year.
Berridge points out that It has
only four used cars for sale.
o.
Kingsley Purton Of Purton
Motor Sales reports that sales
during July and the first Of
August have been twice -
good In volume and profit
than they were during the
same time last year.
More used cars have been sold
during the first nine days Of
August than were sold during
the entire month of 1910.
Purton announces that he
was almost caught short this
year. Anticipating the usual
lull In sales during the mid
summer months, between the
disappearance Of the old mod
els and the appearance Of the
new, he didn't stock ~ fully
q no might have. He has,
however, enough used cars to
meet the demand, though they
have been harder TO obtain this
year.
1.-THE best year we've ever had
In all our lines, Is the way
Frank Priehs describes his bust
ness for the past year. Frank
handles G. M. Trucks, Pontiac,
Bucks, and Cadillacs. Salesman
ager L. Dorland Smith II enjoy
ing . fishing trip this week up In
the northern part Of the state.
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Ernest Copeland was run.
ming around In circles this
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