Chevrolet Expands Its Ten Assembly Plants
M. E. Coyle, president of Chevrolet, announced a 25 percent capacity increase across ten assembly plants and related units through a 25 million dollar expansion. The work, largely unpublicized, modernized facilities, added storage and chrome plating and ensured supply for the 1936 Master Deluxe and Standard Chevrolets. Production rises daily as new models approach launch, with extended schedules in November and December to stock dealers.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
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Coyle
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Beauty and Roominess Distinguish 1936 Dodge
Dodge division unveils 1936 models emphasizing outward charm and intrinsic value. The front showcases Gothic grille styling with tapering lines and catwalk bridges. interiors feature air lined windshields and refined body lines. Mechanical highlights include improved spring suspension, Dodge air glide ride, new steering geometry, ride revelator synchronization, A-frame rigidity, Safety Steel bodies, automatic controls, two finger tip gear shift, and hydraulic brakes.
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Dodge
Chrysler Corporation
Olds Leader Safety and Economy in New Engine Mounts
The article describes refinements in patented floating power engine mountings for the Dodge power plant. The engine is suspended to sit low in the frame for a straight drive to the rear axle. Mounting surfaces use live ruther to apply engine reactions, enhancing balance and performance.
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Dodge
Speed Motif in New Buick Design Reshapes Styling
The 1936 Buick showcases a speed motif with radiators high and wedge shaped, flared fenders, and long hoods meeting a chromium grille. Fisher bodies are streamlined with split vee windshields and a notable all steel turret top radiating modernism.
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Buick
Fisher
Buick Turret Top Elevates Car Safety and Style
The feature, noted for its structural and safety advantages, is also seen as a key appearance element of the 1936 Buicks. The article references interior details and continues on page 7, highlighting the Turret Top as a defining design.
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