Our Pioneering Days Are Not Over
Horses shied at the quaint contraption shown above, as it chugged its way over country roads 40 years ago. It was an early International Truck—called an “Auto-Wagon” in those distant days. It… Read Article →
Born For War – Ready For Peace
To millions of people all over the world “JEEP” means WILLYS Famous for its outstanding performance in war, the “Jeep” has been fitted for peace, to work and serve on farms and… Read Article →
1905 Napier 90 H.P.
February, 1960 – The man behind the wheel is Arthur MacDonald, a pioneer in auto racing. Driving this 90 h.p. six-cylinder Napier, MacDonald captured the world’s speed record at Ormond beach in… Read Article →
General Motors Builds Fifty Millionth Car
President Curtice Salutes Co-Workers at Ceremonies Marking Historic Milestone FLINT, Mich., Nov. 23, 1954. – The 50 millionth automobile produced in this country by General Motors rolled off the assembly line of… Read Article →
Radar Comes to Manitoba
June, 1960: A speeding R.C.M.P. car is barely visible behind the open door of this patrol car as the radar equipment is demonstrated. The R.C.M.P. constable is preparing to radio ahead to… Read Article →
Edsel – King Size Value in the Low-Price Field
Across the country, car buyers are thinking more and more in terms of the low-priced Edsel. Latest figures show that Edsel sales continue to exceed the same months last year. What’s the… Read Article →
Nash Presents the World’s Most Modern Cars
In all the world there are no cars like these! Here are the first cars forever free of body-bolt rattles and squeaks… cars that are quieter, that stand up better, stay new… Read Article →
“I wouldn’t give up my Champion Plug-Master wrench for 100 bucks”
Mechanic tells jobber salesman why… 1. “My Plug-Master was only $5.75 with an assortment of 50 Champion plugs,” said the mechanic, “but I wouldn’t sell it for $100, if I couldn’t replace… Read Article →
100 Mile Race – Springfield, Illinois August 16, 1952
Championship Trail Broncho Bill Schindler placed himself among the AAA National Championship winners by riding hard to a new record at the annual Springfield, Ill. State Fair 100-mile Indianapolis car race. At… Read Article →
The All-New All-American 1956 Rambler
Before you consider other low-priced cars drive the Rambler and may the best car win! Rambler is the fastest growing car in popularity, and leads all low-priced cars in resale value. Why?… Read Article →