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Torrance Herald 48 THE TOMANCE HERALD NOVEMUft 14, 1963 I Automotive_ Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive |* Automotive Automotive Automotive AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES 1 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBIU.S For Sal* 190 For Sal* 190 For Sal* 1*0 For Sal* 190 For Sal* 190 For Sal* 190 1 For Sal* 190 Per Sal* 190 F*» Sal* 190 1964 Pontiac-Tempest Is Ready For Immediate ELIVERY /' -* AT SCOTT ROBINSON PONTIAC '63 PONTIAC Bonneville Safari Wagon $1000 Disc. '29 '62 BUICK Special Convertible • . $2195 '59 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop Coupe '1395 DELIVERS '60 PONTIAC Bonneville Convertible S1595 ANY USED CAR WITH Afi'FtTvn ri'KntT '56 CHEVROLET 9-Pass. Wagon '695 IF NO OTHER '63 CORVAIR 700 Coupe 1695 CASH, PAYMENTS '60 MGA Roadster 1395 ARRANGED TO '62 PONTIAC Ventura FIT YOUR BUDGET Hardtop Coupe '2595 '61 PONTIAC Safari Wagon '2395 CALL '62 TEMPEST Deluxe Sedan . $1795 '62 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop '2095 FR 1-3525 '60 CHEVROLET Coupe, FOR DETAILS Stick Shift 1295 1. NEW BRAKE LINING 6. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM "NO USED CAR WORRIES HERE" 2. A-1 TIRES 7. LUBE ft OIL CHANGE 3. NEW SPARK PLUGS 8. FRONT END INSPECTION 4. NEW POINTS ' 9. SANITIZED INTERIOR OUR SAFETY INSPECTION INCLUDES -- 5. NEW CONDENSER .10. GLEAMING EXTERIOR FINISH PLUS 12.000 MILE OR 12 MONTH WARRANTY ON EVERY USED CAR 20340 Hawthorne Blvd. NEW CARS, FR 1-3521 - USED CARS, FR 1-3525 Open Sunday TRAVEL NEAR, TRAVEL FAR! IT'S MUCH MORE FUN IN A LATE MODEL CAR Check Torronce Herald Want Ads for the Best in Used Cars 1962 1961 1960 1962 1961 IMPALA CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CORVAIR SPORT COUPE BISCAYNE STATION WAGON 2-DOOR SEDAN PICKUP TRUCK Automatic, radio. Malar and With VI tngliM. automatic whit* walla ... 2 to choow rilft. radio. haaUr. w,ut* coromlcal alx (yllndar an Vt anoint. aUnd»rd tr«n». from . Both art ahow> walla . a r»sl qln«. Q-drlva. radio, haatar million, radio, Mattr, long fr«hl Tak. your aoarhlarl whit* waili. r«a1 aconomlcal bad. «l**Uida body . u- lack with r*4 irrunorll harp, and raady to got 1963 '57 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 1961 1959 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR VALIANT ' i-TON PICKUP IMPALA SPORT COUPE 2-DOOR SEDAN AND CAMPER VI «naln«, nulemtlle thlft Economical cyllndar *i radio, haattr. whit* walli din*, ttandard tranamiuio and factory original uphol radio, haalar and whit* wall Hack. 1961 1962 1963 TEMPEST 1960 1961 FORD CHEVY II 4-DOOR SEDAN FALCON PLYMOUTH GALAXIE NOVA HARDTOP 4-DOOR SEDAN BELVEDERE th* popular draptd top :oupat With cylmdar «n. 2.Door 8»d»n with Vt «n. Bin*. automatic ahift. IIIIMIUII. ncl.o, hanur. whila gin*, automatic trantmiinon, haaUr. and whiu walli . walla and la t » c I I n t radio, huttr, and whit* NEW CAM GUARANTEE ON throughout I Paui'a wt«k-*nd walli. fthowroum (rain I THI&II OK u.«d car >u<c>aH 1962 1959 BUICK CORVAIR ENVICTA DELUXE COUPE Wow I A baautif coup* Radio, h a a I r , automatic lionII Full powar, VI noina. trananuaalon. and whit* wall .ulonutic. radio, haatar and lira* . original malda and whit* walla . aya catch. out 11 Ing kroni* fmiahl Paul'sYowr SaHtfoctien U Our Furur* Builn**« 1640 Cabrillo Ave., Downtown Torrance FA 8-1644 20725 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance FA 8-3352 WE KEEP THE BEST . WHOLESALE THE REST!! MANY MORE O.K. USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM.
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