Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 19, 1919, AUTOMOBILE SECTION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 14

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    THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919.
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Specifications New
POWEH PLAKT 1'nit type, motor, clutch nntl trant
nistiou in one, ith a thivo jmint stisiK'nsinii in
fraii.i'.
MOTOR Six c-vlinili r c-n I.W, SVi im h bore, inch
rtrukc. Vitlvis loculeJ in rrmuraliU- cylinder
hind, nnkiii all jir.rt lU'ri-Mililo.
Crankshaft Urat treated Iini forging, acciirati'
Iv Imlam-d
'.im-s!ift One pU'co lrp foruiitij.
Tiviirj tii-nrs Sjiival with 1! l'i i ! faro, r.lso-
lutfly quiet.
t en !.' t iinj llo'ls II WTtioii, heat trnitcil drop
I'istuns llijjliot grdi jittty iron acciirntcly
yrciund to siy.o.
Horse 1'owpr 10.
Coolinj; Thi'rmo svption wnliT rirriil.'iliim with
lar(;e jacket (pucex, Kffieieiit fan ami V sIikim."
tH!ulur railiutor with ample pooling Biirface,
LUBRICATION Combination rii i-n'iitin nplnsli ami
pressure feed. Oil pressure gaui;e on iiiHlrurnent
hoard.
IGNmOH Wrcner. Switch
vidual for each ear.
lot-k, Yale type, imli-
TRANSMISSION Select i vc, three uppedn forward,
one reverse, nickel leel Rears. inch face, 7 tf
pitch. Lame nmnilnr lir.ll bearings.
CLUTCH Fanning Burg & Tieek, vidvet neflng dry
plate disc. Smooth hut positive encasement. Very
light pressure required.
Dill VI! Double universal propeller almft, using 1 Cl
inch diameter tenailesi steel tubing.
FRONT ANXLE Heat treated drop forjrlng nf T sec
tion, with iiitccjinl spring pad, Inre niljustablo
tie rod in rear and stearin bull arm nhove r.xlc.
Timki ii roller beariims in liulm, larjre grease I'lijis
on knuckle and t i 0 rod.
REAR AXLE Three quarter floMing type (housing
carrying wheel bearings and uippurting weight of
car), i'rested teel housing on which is bolted
lRrgu cover plate at rear. Kpiral bevel gears SVi
per con nickel steel, no loBt power no rattlo.
I)rivo shaft, pinion, ring gear, differential, bear
ings, adjustment, etc., can be taken from axle
without further dissembling of car,
DIFFERENTIAL ftrown l.ipe Cluipln, fonr ptuion
type running oa large annular ball beariugs. Tor
sional strain is provided for by latest design Tor
que Arm of unusual strength. Drive shafts are
1 'i inch in diamenter, heat treated. Flange on
outer end of drivr shaft is bolted directly to rear
wheel hub, and can be removed without disturbing
wheel or any other part. Large annular ball bear-
' ings J M rear wheel hubs,
BRAKES Hon rep brakes, external contracting. Emer
gency brakes, internal expanding, operating on 1
inch diameter rear huh (hums, outer brake " inch
face, inner 1inch f-ice. Drakes are easily ad
justililo for wear, Shoes are lined with asbestos
and copper wire woven fabric which is very durable.
After reading the above specifications of the Elgin you can readily seevhy
we are selling so many.cara. Can you afford to pay $2000 to $'2500 for a car that
has the same specifications, and is a great deal heavier than the Elgin, and costs
you a great deal more to operate and far more inaccessible to overhaul and ad
just? Why is it that Elgin owners come right back and trade in their Elgins that
have been driven thousands of miles and get a new Elgin? It is because they
like their car and want another. Use a little judgment and look this car jdvoTBo
fore you buy, let us show you what this wonderful World's Lightweight champion
six will do. See this wonderful Elgin Motor, featuring advanced engineering
principles of modern aircraft engines, minimized woight, overhead valves, detach
able cylinder head, counter-balanced crankshaft, light pistons and wighted con
necting rod and assemblies. It is silent and vibrationless through all speed ranges
and capable of extremely high speed underload. Especially designed for econom
ical carburetion of low gravity fuel. Notice the bore and stroke---;! 1-8 in. by 4 1-4
in.; displacement 195.fi cubic inches, S. A. E. h. p., 2J.11;; develops 4G h. p., at 2290
r. p. m.; maximum speed :i.510 r. p. m.; weight 425 pounds. This is the second year
in Salem that the Elgin has been sold and there are sixty nine satisfied owners.
Ask any of them if we have ever replaced any axles, gears, transmissions, differ
entials or had a motor go wrong. Now isn't that sufficient proof of what this
wonderful car is made of. Ask about the service that goes with the Elgin, ask to
see the service card. 'You don't pay for service every time the hood is' lifted. We
are here to stay! We don't forget vou after you buy, but do everything in our
power to keep satisfied owners and Elgin boosters. Our service and parts de
partment is open for your inspection. Come and see the World's Champion Light
weight Champion Six. The car of the hour, the car that is always ahead. Get ac
quainted with Lee Gilbert, the man who sold the first Elgin in Oregon, and who has
been selling them for three years, and if the Elgin wasn't good he would be sell
ing some car that was good. Give this matter your serious consideration. Inves
tigate it. Try it out on the steepest hills. See the car any woman can drive. See
the car that starts on high; the easiest gear shifting car on the market; .the car
that laughs at hills and rough roads an Think it over!
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Elgin Six Series '19
ELECTRIC SYSTEM Self contained, two uuit," Wag
ner Wei-trie lighting and starting system. Willard
battery, located under front scat.
TIRES 3.1x4 plain tread front, non skid rear.
WHEELS Regular artillery type, best grade hickory,
12 spokes, 1 inch wide.
RIMS Fin-stone, (juick detachable, demountable, one.
extra rim included in equipment.
WHEEL BASE IIS inches.
TREAD Standard, 3d inches.
REAR SrEINGS Full cantilever, swung beneath
frame, rliiniiintiiig frame strees, -tti'.j-iui-hx:!!-inch,
double heat treated steel.
SPRING BOLTS All spring bolts i-iiic.h diameter,
hardened and ground, with easily accessible oil
cups.
FRAME Pressed steel section, with upkick over rear
axle. Side rails 5Va inch deep, of o 3'J imli stock.
Tapering type 30 inch wide front, 30 Vi incti rear.
GASOLINE TANK In rear undur frame, capacity 18
gallons, equipped with gauge.
OASOLINE FEED Stewart Vacuum System.
STEERING GEAR Worm and full type, ball thrust,
ample adjustments, fore and aft movement, with
automatic take up ball and socket drag link con
nection between steering arm and front axle.
CONTROL 18-Inch corrugated steering wheel, left
side. Brake, and gear levers iu center. Spark and
throttle lever, also horn button on top of steering
wheel. Foot accelerator on toe board, with foot
rest.
BODY Hardwood framework, covered with special t0
gatigo sand blasted sheet steel. Long, graceful
lines with popular center cowl. Tpholstery, seiui
bright finish pebble grain Calloway In fronfh
pleats. Deep, comfortable seat and back cushions.
COLOR Itody and hood, Victory blue. Radiator and
fenders, black enamel. Wheels, Imperial naturi.l
wood finish,
TOP One man type, "Neverlenk" material. Clamps
direct to windshield posts when extended. Beveled
plate glass wiudows iu rear and rear quarter cur
tains. EQUIPMENT Includes quick adjustable curtains, top
boot. Van Sicklen speedometer, charging indicator,
dash lamp, ventilating windshield, oil gauge, elec
tric motor driven signal horn, extra tire rim, set
of tools, pump and tire repair outfit, coat and foot
rails. '
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IF YOU are one of the many who intend to buy
a car, you will find that you have a choice of
three purchases. You can buy
(1) Abefcre-the-war model, or
(2) A hastily designed and hurriedly
constructed car, made ready for the
market since the armistice was de
clared, or
(3) The New Elgin Sfc, a car ready
for delivery now, that represents such
a big step forward that it is fully a year
and a half ahead of the times.
For eighteen months, whilo the Elgin fac
tories were building war trucks, tho Designing,
Engineering and Executive Staffs of the Elgin
Motor Car Corporation devoted their best tal
ents and energies to the designing, testing and
perfecting of the New Elgin Six.
WewTEtohra Star
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LEE L. GILBERT, DISTRIBUTOR
Good Proposition for Live
15G S. Com'l. St., Salem, Ore.
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Slowly and carefully they designed, tested,
refined and perfected an entirely new automo
bilenew in design from radiator to tail-light
a car that retains the notable stardiness and
light weight which won for the Elgin Six perfec;
scores and highest honcr; in every one oi the
many gruelling endurance and economy con
tests it entered during the past three yecrs.
New Elgin Six cars have received many
thousands of miles of the most 6trenuouc and
exacting trials and have more than satisfied cur
highest expectations.
Come in and see the New Elgin Six, with the
36 improvements and refinements which have
placed it a full year and a half ahead.
A postcard request from you will bring "Inside
Information" in terms you can readily understand.
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