Comfort in 1935 Oldsmobiles by moving engine and seats forward
Oldsmobile engineers describe the 1935 models featuring a forward engine and forward seating to centralize passengers between wheels. Knee action suspension plus longer wheelbases promise a smoother ride with added rearward room, plus air cooled generator and automatic voltage regulator for better charging.
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Local Dealer Highlights 1935 Oldsmobiles Oil System Upgrades
A local dealer notes a major drive away accessories upgrade boosting engine efficiency. The 1935 Oldsmobiles gains a 50 percent higher oil pump capacity with shaped gear teeth to maintain oil pressure at high speeds. An increased relief valve and features like drilled rods and a positive displacement gear pump enhance engine life and cold oil safety.
Tire myths and lifeguard tubes curb deadly blowouts
A national survey warns that poorly made and badly worn tires caused thousands of crashes, with 7,746 wrecks and 21,330 skids last year. Goodyear Lifeguard tubes reduce blowout danger by trapping air. experts acknowledge no tire is truly blowout-proof. Germany promotes saving cigar boxes to conserve foreign exchange. a Stillwater student maintains perfect attendance, walking 90 miles weekly.
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Lifeguard Tube by Goodyear in Chrysler Cars
Chrysler announces immediate availability of the Lifeguard tube, developed with Goodyear, across Chrysler DeSoto Dodge and Plymouth models. RB E Hutchinson, Chrysler VP, fronts the safety advance after a dramatic Detroit airport demonstration showing the device reducing blowout risk.
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Chrysler safety feature adds roadside control on blowouts
A new tire tube enables the driver to hold the car on the road and brake safely, converting a blowout into a slow stop. The safety factor, the result of years of recommendations by engineers, joins steel bodies, hydraulic brakes and safety glass as Chrysler contributions to motoring safety.
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