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Newspaper
Brisbane Courier Mail
Location
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1933
Page
10
The 1933 Chrysler Six debuts with refined appearance and advanced mechanicals. Notable features include hydrauto brakes, four bearings, and streamlined bonnet design. Luxurious painted body, twin windshields, and chrome upholstery emphasize comfort and long service.
A new design features include a double-drop girder rust resistant chassis, down-draft carburettor, automatic clutch, and free wheeling with compact gearbox. The Starling MOLAs aim for comfort and ease of drive, while bodies in tan and striking lines showcase premium materials. Trade show displays by Stradbroke Motors Pty. Ltd in Brisbane invite buyers to inspect the model and related accessories.
An official report notes sustained improvement in Australian registrations of new motor vehicles. Figures show a notable increase in new car and truck registrations during the first five months of the year compared with the same period in previous years, highlighting expanding demand and production momentum.
A renowned American engineer condemned modern cars as dull, uncomfortable, and ill suited to practical use. He argued design flaws persist in today’s trucks and passenger vehicles, citing weak seating, limited visibility, and excessive reliance on style over function.
The article details how federal tax dominates petrol pricing, noting about 44 percent of the retail price for second grade petrol. It reports Commonwealth revenue from petrol in the first half of the year, compares import levels, and mentions changes in per gallon prices and impositions in various regions. It also references motor vehicle costs, wear implications, and a Royal Automobile Club Queensland event seeking charity involvement.
The RAC urges cyclists to ride safely amid rising traffic in Brisbane. It cites risks from riding three or four abreast, turning or passing wide, riding at night without lights or reflectors, and fear of other vehicles. Authorities call for more careful behavior to prevent accidents.
A cluttered Valley region ad lists cars for sale including Buick, Chevrolet, and Ford models. It mentions a price range around £130 and items like tires, hoods, upholstery, and a 11000 mile car in good order. The notice references various sellers and contact cues, noting quick sale and delivery details amid a chaotic OCR pass.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a vehicle sale or inventory listing with mentions of Chevrolet, prices, models, and locations. Readable items include arrows to a price like £75 and references to parts or dealer terms. The garbled text makes precise entities unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text notes heavy work machines and vehicles like motor cycles and bicycles used in industrial settings. Mentions brands or manufacturers such as Ashby and Gills with unclear captions. Observations imply partial construction and economic utility in a workshop or factory environment.
Fragmentary ad listing prepaid terms and alternating current minions and login for sale. Includes references to bidders, prices, and seller terms in an unclear catalog of industrial items.
The new Ford V-8 introduces a larger design with increased power and longer wheelbase. It features an aluminum cylinder frame, improved shock absorbers, and a 75 hp engine aiming to outperform rivals. Production targets push toward 240,000 vehicles, signaling a major shift in automotive history.
The article touts a new four-cylinder Ford car with balanced crank, smooth operation, and strong power at high revs. It highlights extended engine stability, a 1120 displacement, and showroom demonstrations in Cerney and Brisbane amid a wave of new Bord range models.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Citroen car with 170 000 mile and 140 000 piles by ACE. Text is garbled with multiple typos and lacks coherent facts, making details about dates places or events unreliable.
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