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Reproduced from an actual photograph taken near Fort Bndger, Wyoming A Performance That Proved This is the story of one of the most gruelling tests to which an automobile was ever subjected. Remember as you read it that the car was a Series 18 Studebaker taken from a dealer's . stock, that there were no trained service-men at specially estab- ' lished "controls" to care for it, that the trip itself was not "factory planned," that it was just an ordinary tour. No Special Preparations Over the Rockies in a Blizzard Arrived in Perfect Running Condition On May 0th last, this Studebuker car Leaving Salt Lake City they started left San Francisco as the pilot car for a for Evanston, Wyoming, traveling the At Kansas City the clouds lifted, the caravan of advertising men going to the latter half of the distance through one sun shone and the rest of the run to St. St. Louis convention. . of the hardest rainstorms imaginable Louis was made without incident. No special preparations were made as thecro1n was asl,ed ut an tl,e r.hod Despite its all butunsurmountablediffi- far as the car was concerned.. The trip J,find ts own over roe,kf and alon culties the Studebaker car arrived in St. was to be a long one but nothing un- ledees that seemed lluPassable- Louis only 2'A hours behind schedule in usual was expected. Starting from Evanston for Fort perfect running condition and havingonly The first two days were pleasant and Bridger they ran into a blizzard, which changed one tire during the entire trip, the roads were good. at lwer levels turned into rain. So well had it come through its terrible , , ., , , . experience that the car was driven on to . Seas Of 'Dobe Mud The road WaS a Tf ntaUe canaL Detroit to the Studebaker factories witb- , , . . j j r , x . At one point thev onlv made nine out any overhauling whatsoever. J. he third day tound the party at ., . 1 ' . i Lovelock, Nevada, in a pouring rain. "1,les ,n. fi'e hUrS (the plCture abVe This performance is further proof of ,,,, , , , , shows whyh the remarkable durability of Studebaker The harder it rained, the stickier and . cars a durability, that li due to one more tenacious became the dobe mud. More Rain and Mud thing onlv the mechanical perfection In places the pools were hub deep. This of this splendid automobile. mud was cement-hke in its consistency All the way through Colorado the rain it took a pick and shovel to remove it continued and kept up as the car Any car that will come through a test from' the wheels. Yet the Studebaker struggled through the gumbo mud of- like this in perfect running condition-car condition-car pulled sturdily along and showed Western Kansas. any car that will perform as this one did ample reserve power for conditions even . is worth J'our serious consideration you more difficult. This lasted for three days Even between Topeka and Kansas owe it to yourself to get a Studebaker until they reached Salt Lake City. City the roads were in awful condition. demonstration before you buy any car. There will be no change in Studebaker models this year, but the increased cost of materials and labor may force Studebaker Stude-baker to make an advance in prices at any time without notice. Four-Cylinder Models T T If 1 T" TT AT Six-Cylinder Model FOUR Roadster . S . W . K. MAK 1 liM ! Vvi FOUR Touring Car 985 SIX Landau Roadster i '.M FOUR Landau Roadster 11 50 County Agent - Milford, Utah !x mo FOUR Every-Weather Car 1185 SIX Limousine . . vti.iO All prices f. o. b. Detroit All prices f. o. b. Detroit |