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Chevrolet Unveils New Car for 1932 in Display
Chevrolet announces the 1932 model featuring a synchronized mesh transmission with selective free wheeling, streamlined bodies, and a 20 percent power gain. The car debuts with twelve body styles, new front end, larger radiator, improved suspension, and factory-built transmission ensuring smoother shifting and added safety, while keeping the price within the current Chevrolet range.
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