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1950-09-28, [P ] Thursday, September 28, 1950 EAST CLEVELAND LEADER Pa<« Nfna AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE EXPERT noeiSast - WILLYS DEALER -Terrific Values CLASSIFIED ADAERTISING BY NO BARGAINS PHONE — 75c MINIMUM, CASH SALES----SERVICE----PARTS WITH ADVERTISEMENT — 60c AUTO BODY OPEN EVENINGS We Still Have The Buys—Prices Talk MINIMUM, must be in olr. OFFICE BEFORE NOON WED­ AND NESDAY. HENRY AUTO Sales-Service, Inc. 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-door. 1950 Ford deluxe 4 door, radio and less than 9000 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-Door unusually 15000 Aspinwall Ave. POtomac 1-1670 heater—less than fl* g go'-d condition, new tires, motor re- $000 actual miles — » RPffU built, $425.00. EVergreen 1-8064. FENDER 1939 OLDSMOBILE 4-door. A-l radio ■ 1849 Chevrolet club coupe, radio and 1947 Buick super Sedan®**- lnnd»d and heater. 4 new tires and tubes. REPAIRS With extras. Very I Liberty 1-3187, 3-6 p. m. • • . iomeulines a guy gets heater; low mil®. C g PLYMOUTH 4-door special deluxe. A-l age, very clean; V • iCUO clean , M to "wondering" where he STEARNS run nine con dition. 1941, RE. 1-1179. should buy a good used 1948 Olds "76" 4-door Hydromatic* 1939 BUICK two-door, fair condition, AUTO $295 00, LI. 1-6526. _ car. That is when he» DE SOTO 1847 Plymouth Deluxe COflO radio, heater, low C j S QA 2-door, very clean ... VvOv mileagg V I Qj 1940 BUICK Convertible. 4-door sedan, should "wander" right over 1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe: loaded 1949 Ford "9" Deluxe Tudor? rrwite. radio, heater. Reasonable. MU. 1-0585. PLYMOUTH with lots of extras; g AQE heater, backup and I OftR PAINTING to Walter H. Stearns. 1847 Pontiac 2-door, radio end 1946 Ford Custom 2-door, radio d a 23,000-mUe car.. lUoU fog lights ■ WwW s|049 heater, air haras, 1938 Buick Special very sharp m.. 1947 Chevrolet 2-Door Fleetmaster; GABRIEL WALTER H. STEARNS MOTORS. INC. radio, heater; an ex- | fMJE 1949 Ford "8" Custom Tudor-' Sedan—6 Wheel Guaranteed - Reconditipned - Bank Financing ceptionally clean car ■» radio and 1 •SftE Very Good Condition. LACKNER Direct Factory De Seta-Fly mouth Dealer heater I Low Price for this Car. 13805 EUCLID AVENUE AT EDDY KOAD 1949 Ford "6" Custom Tud— 1630b Euclid Ave. radio, heater, beau- g S225.00 Op*. £km,i l/Mff • LI Soturiayr Until . Cleveland's Oldest Hudson Dealer tiful blue finish . 1949 Cadillac Coupe DeVille; low REdwood 1-4655 NIVERSAL • 137 mileage; fully equip""'4- :-n 1950 Ford Custom "8" Tu- | maculate thruout; 1940 OLDSMOBILE, maroon club dor, fully equipped I I wU a 1-owner car Ww3v CORNER EUCLID and EDDY . ULUer 1-3660 coupe, radio, heater. Can be seen. 15615 Huntmere, anytime. 1948 FORD 2-door super deluxe Sedan OVERHEATED GOOD USED TRUCK BUYS 8. Excellent condition. Low mileage. Reasonable. Private. 19501 Mohican. 1946 Ford li-Ton AOK | ^48 Chevrolet Vi-Ton _KE. 1 -1767._________________________ Pickup......................... | Pickup................. 1931 CHEVROLET Truck, hand dump, MOTORS For Your 850 good tires and motor. $125.00. PO. _1 -6886._____ _________________________ _ CONVENIENCE MARKAD SPECIALS 1937 2-DOOR Town Sedan, new clutch, brakes, transmission. Uses no oil. !Wt let a clogged EUCLID FORD CO $80^00. ss. 15606 Pythias, apt. 3. Open, Till 10 P. M ALWAYS BETTEA ... 25 CLEAN *39 fo '49 Sickne 1941 CHRYSLER, New Yorker, radio, CARS . The Pick of Our New 1950 Trade-Ins! heater, fog lights, very clean Radiator spoil yoar (Except Saturday) throughout. Best offer over £500 MANY I-OWNER . ALL "A-l" takes it. IV. 1-8149. House of Friendly Service KEnmore 1-3443 1949 Ford Super 1949 Chevrolet 1947 FORD Deluxe Tudor. Bimini Blue finish. Deluxe Aero Sedan. This one 1* Sportsman Convertible RADIATOR Radio and Heater. Our Best Buy at really clean and lots of extras. A-l, very sharp, loaded with extras; Cleaning and Repairing FORD ENGINE $1345 $1395 leaving for service. AT LOW, FLAT-RATS PRICES 1948 Chevrolet Aero 1939 Plymouth 2-Door ! ?? USED CARS KE. 1-2270 Clean as a pin inside, Needs just Sedan. This popular mode! Is tutono 1931 CHEV. Coupe $25.00. 1936 Ford TUNE-UP SPECIAL a little fender work. Runs extra good. blue and gray. Lots of extras. Only 4-door Sedan $135.00. MU. 1-4662 INCLUDES: z $1295 Radio and heater. after 5:30_p._m: $125 1941 CHEVROLET, new springs, emer­ 1. Clean and adjust Spark Plugs and adjust 1937 Cadillac 4-Door,21,000 Mile*. gency brake, carburetor, clutch: 1947 Ford Super body in good condition. $375. Good Carburetor 1939 De Soto 1949 Mercury 2-door, C* 1 A Q£ Comfort Equipped. You Must _ tires. KE. _ 1 -198X_ evenings._________ Deluxe Club Coupe. Nice dark green Radio and Heater V ■ “tUU 2. Check Battery Cables and Wiring A real good running car, has nice See This to Appreciate the 1937 CHEVROLET coupe, good tires, finish. Radio and Heater. A real black finish, radio and good heater. good running condition $75, 24049 Value 1 Euclid _a,ve,_________________________ 3. Clean Air Filter buy at You can't beat it at 1937 DODGE sedan, good transporta­ BLUMEi. 4. Check Generator and Fan Belt $995 $145 1941 Ford 2-Door. Radio QAMK tion. Call REdwood 1-5059 after 6 and Heater ...... V**™ 1849 Ford 2-Door, Radio Y* f p._m. IGNITION CO. 5. Adjust Points, check Distributor Timing and Heater_m V 1947 DODGE Convertible, glistening The NEW black finish; whitewall tires, 14.000 14201 Euclid UL. 1-0500 aciral ji iles, a one owner beauty. priced right, St. Clair Auto, 14020 Just West oi Windermere Car Barns 1946 DeSoto 4-Door, fl* 1 (MR 1947 Mercury club coupe, © g AOK Radio and Heater V ' ™U St. Clair ave., UL. 1-1515. MRS. NELLIE McKINNON Only $5-95 Radio and Heater fyarkad Motor Co Your Northeast (Parts extra—if needed) WITTys Overland Dealer The LEAfiEH Has the Buyers Sales Service Part* stratton OPEN EVENINGS 132lb Superior at Euclid Ave. UL 1-2400 15001 EUCLID AVE. UL. 1-3500 HENRY AUTO Sales and Service, Inc. RtUABLt 13608 St. Clair Avenue MU, 1 - 4000 15000 Aspinwall PO. 1-1670 BUY WHERE INTEGRITY COUNTS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 2 NEW tires, 7.10x15, Goodrich tube­ 1949 BUICK less puncture-proof blowout safety, 1941 CHRYSLER Royal Tudor, fluid reasonable. IV. 1-6151. Save With Cleveland's drive, radio, heater. Very good con- Super Dynaflow 1949 CHEVROLET, 2-door, radio, heat- _dition. S495. KE. 1-2395. 427 East 147. er. S145O, YE. 2-9595 after 1 p. m. Ask for "KENNY* 1940 FORD coupe; in good condition. Sedanette OLDS 1947 two-door •'76" hydromatic, 4 good tires. IV. 1-2512. Beautiful Bahama Blue finish; cus- excellent condition with low mile­ 1941 DODGE 2 door sedan, original tom heater, radio; white wall tires; age, equipped with radio, heater, Repaired and VOLUME NASH" DEALER etc. Private. No tax. KEnmore 1-3132. ATTENTION! paint, one owner; first $350 takes it. other extras. Sold and serviced by UL. 1-5097. 1937 CHEVROLET coupe, priced for us. Very low mileage; an opportun­ quick sale, motor overhauled, body Painted Like New! Buy From the Leaders in ity to buy a quality car at a greatly and fender repaired. WYoming reduced price. 1-5890. __________________________ 1946 OLDSMOBILE hydromatic, “78'’, NASH NEW AND USED CARS two door. Call Liberty 1-7241 after CORNER'S 6 P. m._____ Here A "Ike fateer $2045 1948 FRAISF.R, Manhattan, perfect QUALITY OK'D condition, all extra accessories. Pri­ TO YOUR SERVICE PROBLEMS 1949 NASH AIRFLYTE SEDAN RALPH STEWART vate. no tax. IVanhoe 1-4812. The NEW MARKAD MOTOR'S NOW BUICK 1937 PONTIAC Used Trucks East 125th St. at Shaw Ave. 2-Door Sedan SERVICE DEPT. Open Till 9:30 P.M. $M95 600 $1295 Glenville 1-2200 Good body and tires; radio, heater; (Monday through Friday) And Cars new battery; motor overhauled. Let Us Keep Your Car or Truck in Tfp-Top Condition AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE KE. 1-3141 3 After Your Business Hours TRUCKS 1940 BUICK super sedan, new motor 1940 HUDSON two-door sedan, radio, {jLrfeiC 5097ly and paint> Really sharp. heater, seat covers, nice condition, it would take an expert 1946 CHEVROLET mechanically good, $150. Wickliffe to tell the difference be­ Special - -10% DISCOUNT 1941 PLYMOUTH. 2-door sedan, good 3-0832.________ -________________ Ton Panel; perfect throughout; condition. REdwood 1-1176. 1941 “61” Model, 4-door Cadillac sedan. tween a car with one of BRING THIS AD many good unused miles left gray; motor recently overhauled, 4 1947 ‘'76” Oldsmobile. 4-door sedan. new white sidewall tires, $850. 1125 our super repair and for 10% DISCOUNT on Any Repair Order $10.00 or More- New tires and battery. KE. 1-0375. East 174th st. KE. 1-4445 after 5:30. paint jobs, and a brand 1939 PLYMOUTH, must sell, illness, $64 Limited Time Only 1946 CHEVROLET 1940 CHEVROLET dump truck. 20740 new car! We use guar­ _down, RE.1-6086. Naumann ave. 1 Ton Panel; In A-l shape; 1937 FORD club coupe, 85 h. p., good 1942 PONTIAC 4 door, radio, heater, anteed factory methods. PICK-UP and DELIVERY Service you'll like this for only _condition, reasonable. KE. 1-6421. seat covers, re-built front end, new 1940 CHRYSLER, radio and heater. shocks, new brake lining. Uses no Our prices are reason­ _KEnmore_l-4599. oil, two-tone green and grey. $625.00. able . our work the NEW 1948 CHEVROLET 1939 PLYMOUTH, 2-door. runs beauti­ KE, 1-8185.___________ _______________ fully, sacrifice. POtomac 1-5339. very best. Low Mileage Heavy Duty 2 Ton Chassis and Cab; 1937 HUDSON 2 door Sedan, wonder- 1940 PLYMOUTH, $150.
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