Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-11-02 | Page 56 | Nash Display Now Complete

HASH DISPLAY NOWGDMPLETE Arrival of Long-delayed Shipments Pleases Salt Lake Salesmen. Wt.y all this elation -this apparent I satisfaction with the world in general is a question Hales Manager Roy Hal!, of the Pacific Nash Motor company, intrmountain distributors of the Nash passenger motor cars and trucks, has been answering during the past week. "There's :i reason " Mid the aales manager. "It's because, for the first time in its history, the Pacific Nash company has on its salesroom:,' floors the entire lino of Nash passenger, at least one or more of every model turned out of the giant Kenosha factory of the Nash Motor Car company. It's something to smile and bo happy about, for in these days uf constantly growing demands for the Nash, it is indeed a feat to secure enough cars to make a complete display at one time." Tn the even casual visitor, the fine array of Nash models now on displav BJ the Pacific .Nash salesrooms, loaves . lasting impression something akin to the sensations one I'eels at a big auto show. In fad, the display is a whole show in itself, I he model's shown embracing em-bracing practically every kind of passenger pas-senger motor car manufactured. There's the Nash coupe, sedan, sport model, roadster, and the five and seven pas gPBger touring ctus, a. retinue of motors that will delight tho eye of the auto gonnoisseur ami fill him with delight at what must he classed as a thoroughly American manufacturing achievement. ''With these various models on hand, the Pacific Nash company is in position to make immediate deliveries of any Nash model, whether it he in open or Hosed cars," said Mr. Hall. "A rong list of prospective car buyers who have been anxiously awaiting the announcement announce-ment of tho arrival of theso various Nash models will doubtless hail it with delight, now that the company can say with every degree of surety that it is ready to make deliveries straight from t ii o salesrooms. The new modols reveal in many details the Nash policy of giving giv-ing absolute motor maximum, "and that they present many appealing construction construc-tion features goes without saying among all who know tho merits of the country's various motor cars." The' fact that so- many of the Nash models in passenger cars are now beiug displaved at one lime, is due to the delaved shipments due in September and'eavlv October arriving together. That the condition o. plenty of cars en hand will not last long may be gathered from tho fact that many have alrcadv been ordered, with a waiting list as long as the roughest road along the cross-country trails.