New Chevrolet On
Display Salnrday
Added safety, greater driving
ease and fresh re-styling high
spot the 1951 Chevrolet which
goes on display nationally at deal
er showrooms on Saturday, De
eember 9.
Improvement and changes are
featured in both chasis and body
These changes range from the
“biggest brakes in the low-price
field” to extensive design innovct
cations that make the oar appear
i much longer and lower than any
, previous model.
The Powerglide automatic
transmission, Chevrolet's sensa
tional driving advance, has been
refined for the latest models, al
though remaining fundamentally
the same flexible driving control
that has already enrolled a quar
ter of a million satisfied owners.
It will again be optional on De
Luxe models only.
Fourteen passenger body types
are included in the 1951 line. Two
and four-door sedans will be
available in Styleline and Fleet
line series. All sedans and the
sport coupe will come in De Luxe
or Special trim. A convertible
coupe, all-steel station wagon
and the Chevrolet Bel Air, which
has scored so sensationally in
popularity, are exclusively in the
De Luxe series. The business
coupe Will be available only as
a model in the special series.
In addition to more luxurious
interior treatment Chevrolet is
offering a more beautiful and at
tractive assortment of colors. The
options, which include two two
tone combinations, are livelier
I than ever.
The new "Jumbo Drum” brakes
headline the qualities of the car
J directed toward safer operation,
i Quicker emergency stops are as
j sured by a brake which involves
| considerable departure from past
design. Every brake shoe, fitted
with the long-life bonded lining
made famous by Chevrolet, is
self-energizing in both forward
and reverse travel, giving a con
sistent. surge-free operation that
I will please drivers.
New brakes also qualify as an
aid to driving ease. Tests show
25 per cent less pedal pressure re
quired in stopping at given rates
of speed. Better brake seals and
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Fresh Chevrolet Styling Imparts Lower Lines
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The Styleline l)e l.uxe four-door sedan is one of lower appearance. Kadiator grilles have been simple
II models introduced by ( he\ rolct as its passenger tied, llio decorative body moulding lowered and
<»'• line for 1951. Notable in this picture are the rear fender crowns raised. Models also otter added
design improvements which accentuate a longer, | safety.
I virtual elimination of the possi
bility of brake grabing are other
advantages
Of almost equal interest among
safety features are recessed con
trol knobs in (the driver's com
partment. All protrusions are now
set below the smooth contours of
the instrument panel Shielding
of the windshield from instrument
light reflections is as well provid
ed bv a rounded ledge above the
panel Subdued lighting of dials
for nighttime driving is still an
other safety asset
Important as it will affect park
ing is an increase in steering gear
ratio Other points worthy of
mention under driving ease are
new convenience of controls, re
located brake pedals, reduced v i
bration through greater torque
tube rigidity and a new method
of propeller shaft balancing in
production
Appearance-wise the improve
nient is discernible even to a cas
ual observer Changes both at the
front and rear enhance the im
pression of ruggedness and room
The radiator grille has been re
styled and simplified. The design
now consists of three horizontal
bars, the lower two extending
further across the fenders to form
a circular frame for parking
lamps. Frontal beauty is addition
ally embellished by new bumper
guards, emblem and hood ornn
ment which names a jet-erafl
form.
The crown of the rear lenders
has been raised to increase the
sleek, flowing lines of the body.
Fenders now mount the combi
nation stop and tail light, with a
newly styled trunk I jet ornament
and re designed bumper Hoards
blending into the overall effect
The De Luxe and Special se
ries will again be distinctive. K\
teriors of the De Luxe bodies
have a greater amount of chrome
and stainless steel trim and are
distinguishable on the highways
by a moulding which starts just
above the wheel opening in the
front fenders and is extended in
to the doors.
KXKC'l'TRIX' NOTICK
North Carolina. Martin County.
Having this day qualified as ex
ecutrix of the estate ol Norne Ruf
fin, deceased, tins is to notify ill
persons having claims against
said estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned within one year from
this date or this notice will he
uleaded m bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate
ire asked to make immediate set
'lenient
This the 22 dav of November,
1950.
Millie Ollt la W. execilt 1 IX o|
Norm Ruffin,
mi 2R-:<0 de 7-14-21 28
NOTICE
As Executors of the Estate of
W. H. Manning, deceased,-we will
[offer for sale at public auctmn for
cash at the W. 11 Manning Farn.,
| two miles south of Hassell. N. C.,
Martin Countv, on the Gold Point
Roatt, at 10:00 A M . on Wednes
day the 20th day of December.
I!*a0. various articles of personal
property, livestock, farming ma
■hinery and tools, hay and corn,
imrluding the following: 0 mules.
1 a horses. 0 sets oil curers. 5 wheel
j plows, 5 carts. 3 wagons, peanut
picker, hay baler. 20.000 tobacco
'ticks, several sets of tractor cul
tivators and other tractor drawn
equipment. 1 Case tractor, 1 Mas
sey-llarns tractor, a large quan
tity of corn and hay, and many
other items of farm equipment.
The above articles may lie in
spected at any time prior to the
sale.
This the 23th day of November,
_ 1950
X. E Manning,
Harvey D. Manning,
Executors of W H Manning,
no 30 rle 7-14
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