Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-03-18 | Page 34 | Allen "Classic" Defies Winter Storms

ALLEN "CLASSIC" DEFIES WINTER STORMS f j . . , f i y , - - I ' . " : v . ' tM " " v' J - - 1 C. F. Brown says Allen is the only cai for such winters as we have in Salt Lake. , Proof positive of the Allen's sturdy qualities is furnished in a statement by '. F. Brown, mining engineer in the Dooly building, who purchased an Allen "Classic" touring car January 1, and has driven it every day since. Brown states that during the heaviest snow-storifls. snow-storifls. when the going seemed almost impossible and nine-tenths of the cars in Salt Lake City wero comfortably tucked away in their garages, his sturdy Allen bucked tho drifts and plowed through the slush without a whimper. "I bolievo The Allen engine to bo the most powerful and most reliable four-cylinder four-cylinder engine for its size ever built," siiid Brown yesterday. "Throughout the terrific strain which the unusually bad weather has subjected the car to and during the coldest days 1 have not had one symptom of engine trouble of any kind, and she is always ready to 'start on the gun.1 " C. N. Carruthers, manager of the Tn-ter-Mountain Motor Car company, local Allen distributors, who sold Mr. Brown the Allen, states that it is just such performances per-formances as this that have won the Allen the distinction of being the "biggest "big-gest little car in the world."